The record-union., 1894-10-30
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
VOICE OF THE PRESS.

VOICE OF THE PRESS
Expressions From Newspapers of In
terror California.
IGrass Valley Telegraph.l
Tuesday night Governor II. 81. Mark
ham and Hon. Grove l.. johnson ad-
dressed the people of this county at VANS
| Opera house.
The meeting was very large one, and
was composed of voters who belong to all
parties. There was standing-room only,
and we are glad of it. as now the voters
know Just Mr.. Johnson's position on the
mining and silver question. Johnson
made votes last night, and even con-
vinced the ultra Democrat that he would
be the right man to send to Congress to
represent the great interests of this State.
KILL IT.
lMarysvllle Appeal
Every voter should remember that Sem
ate Amendment No. Z, which will be
voted upon at the election on Tuesday,
November 9th, is a proposition that
should be killed. 1t proposes to increase
the number of the State Board of Equal
iZation from five to seven, and is de-
signed to give the larger cities, especially
San Francisco, more influence on the
board. enabling them to shirk still more
OF their just proportion OF State taxes. 1t
WOulu also nave ttl0 OllcCt Vi
the cost of the board considerably more
than 10000 per anuum.
ADVICE GIVEN.
Marysville Appeal
Political reformers take the wrong time
to advocate their reforms. A campaign
of education should be carried on all the
time. If a reform has any virtue in 1t,
it will be more likely to make headway
at some other time than during the heat
and passion OF an election campaign.
DEMOCRATIC MANAGEMENT.
IStockton Independent
Buchanan, the last Democratic Presi-
dent before the war, went out of office
leaving the treasury empty. He issued
treasury notes at 10 per cent. interest to
carry on the Government the last few
months of his incumbency. The present
Democratic Administration has been imi-
tating him by reducing the surplus in
the treasury about half and issuing bonds
to keep the treasury from being COM
pletely emptied, while the public debt is
increased.
SHOULD DEFINE HIS POSITION.
Nevada City Herald.
AS the Congressman from this district
and one who seeks reelection at the
hands of the voters, would it not be well
for Mr.. Caminetti to define his position
regarding the acts ofthe present Admins
trationg The Administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland was not indOrsed by the
Democrats of Nevada County, but it
was indorsed by the Democratic State
Convention. How does Mr.. Caminetti
stand on the question? it might make a
good deal OF difference in the vote he
should receive it his exact position were
known.
A FALSE FRIEND.
LOS Angeles Times
It is a common thing to have Demo-
Gratis refer to their party as one which
makes speciality of taking the working
man under it's shelteTing wing, while the
Republican party, we are asked to be-
lieve, is at the service of plutocrats and
big manufacturers.
This is twaddle. What does the tariff
legislation of the late Democratic Con-
gress show? The sugar trust was favored,
at the expense of the sugar consumer,
which means every man, woman and
child in the country, while bounty
which made possible the employment of
hundreds of thousands of men in produc-
ing American sugar was removed. The
wooden manufacturers were favored at
the expense of a million wool growers.
TRUE.
[Dixon Tribunel
The necessity of electing competent and
efficient mem bers of the Legislature at the
coming election is something which can
not be gainsaid.
GOOD LOCAL OFFICERS.
Riverside Enterprise.l
In a recent speech at Santa Cruz Sem
ator Perkins told his audience that merely
voting ticket that expressed their polit-
ical sentiments was not all that was re-
quircd of a good citizen. They should
look well to their local officers, and espe-
aialtu N .hnir Snnpruisnro ho
their local legislators, and whose acts
concerned them much more closely than
those of Congress. This is pretty good
advice, ifit does come from Republican.
FAIR PLAY DEMANDED.
Nevada City Herald.l
Now that Johnson has emphatically de-
MED that he is owned by the railroad. it
remains for those who have made the
charge to prove it. 1t is just as easy to
say that Caminetti has railroad collar
about his neck as that johnson has. In
fact we have good reason for saying that
a faction of the railroad was for Camlnetti
| two years ago, and we know of no reason
why it should not be yet. We do not say
that it is. for we do not absolutely know
it., and we would not willfully misrepre-
sent the position OF the gentleman. Let
Johnson's opponents treat him as fairly
as Caminetti is being treated, and there
will be no cause for complaint. Unsup-
! ported assertions don't count for any
thing with reasoning men.
THE USUAL CAMPAIGN LIE.
Ell Dorado Republican,.
| People who hear this year that candi-
dates for offices nave selected this or that
deputy should remember that the new
election law prohibits all kinds of pledges
or direct inducements to obtain votes,
and that no candidate will put himself
under the liability of a penalty by select
ing deputies in advance of election. When
you hear that this or that man is to be a
deputy in case certain candidate is
| to be elected, just remember that no can
didate will violate the law at his own risk
by making such pledges.
Action to Cancel q Deed.
B. Ruhl. by his attorneys, Robert:T.
and William 81. Devlin, has brought suit
in the Superior Court against George NJ.
Mott for the release and cancellation of
mortgage executed by the plaintiff to the
defendant OH property in this city and
the reconveyance of the property to the
plaintiff.
DIyorca CasaS