The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-07

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GUS preaching Of the doctrine of hate, and
he who breaches 1t is no real "frlenu o
the people," Most of US learn by and
through the mistakes we make and not
otherwise, and he who will point out Tor
us the mistakes we are making IS a
friend indeed. The mother who tells her
little darling to whip the nasty, mean
hammer" which pounded his fingers is
not teaching less wisely than he who
breaches the doctrine OF hate OF remote
causes OF economical disaster when the
proximate and all-suf1icent cause is
found TO be the mistaken policies we
ourselves have pursued. Where organ
pennies, their own mistakes, 1nnocently
made though they may be. not infre-
quently costs them their ALL
EQUALITY.
santa Cruz Surf.
The sooner that men realize that
equality before the law only means equal
opportunity and equal protection, and
not equal attainment, the sooner Will the
millennium dawn. The dedication of the
tramp, the honoring of the outlaw, the
demolition of the church all lead in the
wrong direction.
PEOPLE WANTED.
Humboldt Standardl
The Half Million Club is doing good
work for San Francisco and the Manufac-
turers' and Producers Association OF
California are doing good work Tor home
manufacturers, but they should under
stand that before San Francisco can have
halt-milliOn people, all well employed
and prosperous, the Saa.e must haye
three times as many people outside OF the
metropolis to support such city, by
using the products OF its factories and
furnishing their operatives with the stall
oflife-bread. Country and city are mu-
tually dependent, and all organizations
W hich wish to build up city must help
to build up the country which sustains
the city.
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
[Tuare Register.l
We are glad to know that California is
to have an exhibit at the Atlanta EXposl-
ton. California cannot carry her prod
ucts into too many places for competitive
ex hi bitiou or let her resources be too
widely known. We hope, too, that our
own Board of Supervisors will not be
asleep but will have Tulare represented
along with her sister counties And
there is another point which needs con-
Sideration: Californians should be en-
abled to know what Georgia is likely to do
in the way Of competing with California
in the mark cts OF the East. We ought to
know beforehand at what time OF year
Georgia peaches are likely to come IN
conflict with our peaches and what else
she is likely to produce that we are pro-
ducing. Georgia is awake and Will learn
valuable lessons from CALIFORNIA; ex-
hibit and we ought to learn from the
Atlanta Exposition much that will re-
dound TO our advantage. There is work
here that the California newspapers
should make ample preparation tor
doing.
THE PEOPLES FAULT.
san Jose Herald.
1t is the fault of the people that really
representative men are not sent to The
Legislature-inen Ill whom the people
have cOnndence-menW who have demon
strated by their whole lives that they are
worthy OF confidence. To send mere boys
to the Legislature 10 make laws for great
State is to invite the adoption OF legisla-
ton in the interests OF the bosses and
otficehOlders ana corrupt clques and
combinations OF all sorts. 1t ID also to
prevent the passage OF wholesome and
useful laws-laws that would tend TO pro-
tect honest industry, reduce the expenses
of government, and purify every depart
ment of politics. The people know all
this, but year alter year they send the
same sort of men to the Legislature, and
then howl about high taxes and official
corruption and lncompetency.
THE TINE CHECKS.
[Stockton Record.
Those workingmen who disposed of
their time checks Thursday for so much
less than their face value in order to be
able to get dri mixing money just exhibited
the prodigal recklessuess OF that class.
Some OF Them had probably been out Of
work for year or more depending upon
charity and few odd jobs for a living.
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work and payday comes around than
they throw up their job, come into town
and proceed to spend all they have earned
in one night.
On the other hand. there were few
decent men who as soon as they received
their pay checks they took them to the
grocer who had been carrying them and
their families since they were out of
work and were given credit for the face
of the checks and q lew dollars in change
for other necessities.
KEEP OFF THE HANDLE.
lOrovile Mercury.l
Editors have gone into towns of the
apathetic class and by means of the local
papers endeavored to encourage wide
awake spirit. They have seen their gray
hairs multiply, aud probably have been
forced to abandon the field alter few
years of futile effort, poorer in pocket,
leaving behind them a part of their
energy and life. Is it any wonder CAPT.
tai shuns such localities as though they
were plague stricken? Put your think
ing-caps Oh, citizens. and when in the
near future the lever is ready to give a
hoist. advance your idea as 10 the best
n1ethod to be adopted in the lift, but if
you cannot do any lifting yourself do not
drag on the handle.
SUNDAY LAW.
Riverside Enterprise.1
While it may or may not be matter for
regret that stores are kept open in the
large cities. State and railway cars
crowded with holiday seekers and the
theaters in the evening packed with large
audiences while the churches have beg
carly attendance, one thing is certain
that the enforcement of Sunday observ-
ance by legal enactments is inimical to
civil and religious liberty, and dictated in
the same spirit of intolerance that W DIRK ed
desolation in the early days OF American
history in the attempt TO compel people
to outrage their conscience in their wor-
ship of God.
DELICIOUS DREAMED SPINACH
Maria Parton Tells How They Do 1t in
France.