The record-union., 1893-09-11
PRESS VOICE.
Expressions from Some of the Papers
of TIE Interior.

OF Cfe INTERIOR
Los Angeles Express: The decision rem
dered by Judge Ross in the United States
District Court will attract attention
throughout the United States. 1t is nota-
bic not only because it provides for the
deportation of a Chinaman on account of
failure to register, but also because it ex-
presses for the Federal Judiciary inde-
pendence of control by the Executive
Department of the Government.
Oakland Tribune: There may be a
speedy end of the business of depression.
This is a great country of wonderful re-
sources and crops are good. Gold has
been coming our way, too, lately. But it
IS as well not TO expect too much. The
Democrats have only just begun monkey
ing with the tariff.
San Jose Mercury. Men who have set
tied the financial problem to their satis-
faction should now begin to formulate
their theories on bank systems, for it is
becoming more evident every day that
the monetary controversy will soon
swing into question of bank issues.
Santa Barbara Press: The Behring Sea
arbitration has once more demonstrated
the value of this mode of settling interna-
tional disputes. While the United States
has not received all that was expected from
the arbitrators, neither has Canada. The
award of the arbitrators will doubtless be
accepted with good grace by the diSpu-
tants and thus remove for all time what
might have proved a casus belh.
San Bernardino Courier: 1t is about
time the United States shuts it's gates
against foreign labor, and give native
born Americans a chance.
Santa Barbara Independel,t: Since the
Supreme Judges were not all of one mind
concernl ing the constitutionality of the
Geary Deportation Act, it must be con-
ceded that Judges may be as fallible as
other lords OF creation. The decision Of
Judge Ross is, to our mode of logic, sub
Ject TO criticism, and by no means lacking
the reverence due the woolsack, and far
from alluding TO the sarcastic Francois
RdbetdlS concerning Judges. we will
mildly hint how the Judges dictum
strikes US.
San Diegan SIN: The shipment Of
oranges for the season OF 1880 to 1898
amounted to over 5000 carloads, an in
crease of more than one-third over last
year. The crop just disposed of was the
largest in the history of the State. Profit
however, was very small, owing to the
lack of organization among growers and
the glutting Of certain points in the East
The growers all over Southern California
are rapidly organizing in a way that Will
enable them TO make an even dlStribu-
ton of the product throughout the East,
and do away entirely with the middle
men who heretofore simply played one
producer oil against another. The future
success OF the orange industry depends
upon the success Of the organization.
Fresno ErpoSttoy: The Southern Pa
cific Company is doing the proper thing
TO aid the State, when it announces a low
rate from the Missouri River points to
California. This will greatly stimulate
travel and be the means of bringing to
our coast thousands of people. 1t is pro-
posed to make a rate of $50 80 for round
trip tickets after October 1st.
Stockton Independent: Attorney GEN
eral Olney in attempting to control the
courts is usurping power that does not
belong to him. Under Judge Ross ana
lysis of his telegram it looks plain that
he was tritling with the court, beside as
suming to dictate to it.
Dixon Tribune: The State Board Of
Equalization decided at its final meeting
on Monday not to raise the assessment Of
any of the counties. Since it had been
clearly demonstrated that the assessment