The record-union., 1893-09-15
PRESS VOICE.
Extracts From Leading Papers of In
terror California.

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Marysville Democrat: The men who
are creating discord and trouble in this
State are not the American born citizens.
nor are they the best class of people.
he best citizens and the honest and
patriotic laborIng men of California re-
| spect the laws Of the country, and they
viii not cause an outbreak or sanction
one. The men who have injured Chinese
and destroyed their property in the
southern part of the State are here under
the same conditions as the Chinese, and
they have no superior rights over the
Cinnamon except that of naturalization
and registration as voters.
| Red Bluff Peoples Cause: Matters are
at pretty pass in Berkeley when, at the
positive injunction of the President of
the University prohibiting "rushes, - the
President of the 'freshies" coolly answers
that he fears" he cannot control the
men," 1t is time that these hoOdlum
travis termed PUSHES should be sup
pressed. Every 'freshie' or "soph"
participating in the riots should be ex-
PEELED from the university and inexor-
ably barred for all future time from the
institution. There are other and more
gentemanly methods of physical eXer-
| else than pugilism and ruf1ianism and
the taxpayers OF the State object strenu-
ously to such degradation Of the institu-
tlon they are supporting.
Los Angeles Times: If Congress keeps
right along and redeems the promises in
| the Chicago platform with wildcat money
and tariff smashing, it will experience a
political cyclone like that which once be-
lore sent II into retirement for a quarter
OF century.
Contra Costa Gazette: Probably a ma
JorIty of people were disposed to treat
lightly the project of shutting up souir-
IHIS IN their lnlpS Inv 50 Gj
as the insertion of a wad of paper at the
outlet, but continued experiments have
SO fulIy demonstrated the feasibility of
the plan that farmers and orchardists in
this vlci&Ay are 8apidly falling in with
the idea aT1A carrying it out, with various
modlhcalons, on quite an extensive
scale. IN some instances a sheet OF paper
IS placed over the hole and held there by
cIods OF earth; i'll others a ball of paper
is placed III The mole, and in others a mere
cylinder OF paper is inserted, and all
these methods appear to be productive of
good results. What causes the aversion
OF the rodent to the paper obstruction is
not known, but probably he fears trap
as he is exceedingly wary and cautious.
Tulare Register: When everybody pros
pers everybody else prospers, for every
interest is dependent upon every other
interest. and what affects one affects an
other more or less. We are a band of
brothers, and every honest worker or
thinker is as much the salt Of the earth as
Is the farmer. The saltiest man in all the
earth is he who thinks hardest, deepest
and truest. 1t is thought which shapes
the destiny Of the earth and all the people
thereon.
Tulare Register: 1t is possible that the
present stringency will teach the Ameri-
can farmer needed lesson in humanity.
The farmer has been led to believe that
he alone is the salt of the earth and main
stay OF the commonwealth, and that other
people and other peoples occupations are
OF small consequence anyhow.
Burney Valley Bulletin: With an as
surance that the tariff wouldn't be touched
in ten years every factory wheel in the
United States would turn within week.
Gilroy AdDocate: Society is shocked at
San Jose, and well it may be. over the
public masquerading OF a woman in male
attire. 1t seems there is no ordinance in
that city to prohibit this freedom on the
part of the skirted sex, and one is CON
sidered very important to public morals,
as number of the light-headed gentry
there are tempted to exhibit themselves
in corsets and petticoats.