Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-29

ceives for the cultivation of the soil. the possi
bilities offered everywhere for profitable acri-
culture aud horticulture, large number of
| unemployed were actually found in San Fran
ciSci.
NO man sympathizes more than I do with
the unemployed but very large proportion OF
these were the unworthy and idle. We had a
great roundup OF tramps from all over the state
ID san FRANCISCO. 1t was stated by a gentleman
| from the country thst for the past four months
not single tramp had been seen auyyhere in
the state II required about 1850 tramps prop
eriy distributed over the State TO fill up the
tramp population during the season when
tramp nS IN the country was profitable and
agreeable This predatory Class had, during
the lnciement winter, drifted to the cities and
especially TO san Francisco. Their coming had
offered sudden and unexpected competition
IN the labor market. With the coming of spling
ana the drying up of the roads very large
proportion OF the unemployed in this city will
De dispersed and distributed throughout the
country. Representations such as the Seattle
incident, the kilograms sent East demanding
that the Government OF the United States dis
tribute rations 70 alleviate the condition of
famine represented to exist here could undo in
one week more than an organization like the
Canfornla state Board OF Trade could do in
yesrs. They had no cry OF the UNEMPLOYED in
Los Angeles was proud 10 see thai tbs ueo-
PIE OF san Francisco had rejected the offer of
seattle. Competition is between US AID the
northwest territory of the Pacific coast The
Northwest is attracting FIVE times she popula-
ton that California is. The immigrant who
bel
CanfGrnla ana the Northwest. These are the
Only TWO places that are attracting population
We must get hold OF the industries IN such a
way that we shall be able to manufacture"
INTELLIGENCE DEMANDED.
NJ. Hateh.How are you going to remedy it
Mt. MltIS-Ne Would remedy Il by increasing
the intelligence of our people CONCERNING their
real interests and the true resources of our state
we WIN remedy II by producing that kind of in
teIlgence which alone makes any Common
wea IN great Califcr2ia's physical rnrdirion
It's climate lis fertility its industrial possibilities
were eXacly the same under the Indian and
oPanlsh occupation as now. The diferer ce be-
tween What you would have witnessed during
the indian or Spanish occupation and the aspect
when California presents to-day is not a pliysi-
cal diuerence. II is not due to any change of
chhate or any other physical feature. II Is re-
ieraole solely difference OF intelligence. An
prosperity and all progress, like the Kingdom of
heaven, is within you. Our growth will begin
with the population here. Ii is idle for Ms m
walt Tor the coming of population to do that
winch we ourselves have been UNEQUAL TO- How
many people came here in the gold excitement
year hey were impelled TO come because
they beueved 1t would better their condition
IL required no emigration efforts, no pamphletS
no circulars. We must first become intelligent
as 10 our resources. our own industry, our own
enterprise, will be the beginning or a grester
prosperity Whe' are we doing here in Califor-
ma except to sit down and wait for boom
Emigration comes where IL is attracted nor
Where II Is pulled. We are doing everything i'm
gambling way. We do things on too large a
scale, IN speculative manner. We attempted
silk culture aud planted thousands OF acres of
mulberry trees What has become o. that? Ii
Is ali gone. We engage in everything in such
a speculative way, we lay the foundations 50
oroadiy that we lose ourselves. When was AT
MI Hetchs ol4-acre orchard and looked down
the long line OF trees | said within myself:
MI Hatch is great man" But this is the
typical Califo: mia way Of doing things What |
opJect to IS the wholesale manner in which
everything is done. In Mana comfy millions
OF dollars We're invested in VINEYARDS. In ali
cases where the vineyard was an incident and
there was diversity OF farming, the VINEYARD
had proven profitable
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