The record-union., 1897-11-07
VOICE OF THE PRESS
EXTRACTS FROM EDITORIAL
EXPRESSION.
State and Coast Opinions on Sub
jects Of Living News
Interest.

! Santa Cruz Sentinel: 1t is now un-
derstood that Lieutenant Governor Je-
/ ter, Congressman Mcguire and Mayor
Phelan are in the field from the Demo
cratic side for the shoes of Governor
Budd, and there are other counties 10
be heard from. These gentlemen are
all we'll known in Santa Cruz. One has
j his home here. Another resided in
Watsonville years ago. and is one of
the city's attorneys in the water bond
case. The summer home of the mother
of the thard is here. But why go on?
| The Republicans are to elect the next
Governor of California. and the Demo
cratic candidates who are defeated in
convention will be saved a heap Of Ia
Dor, money, bother and disappointment.
Ups AND DOWNS.
Riverside Press: Every business must
have its ups and downs" and the av-
erage publisher is no exception 20 The
rule. Did you ever stop 10 think of
1t? This week you write and print an
article. Some man gets as mad as
blazes and orders his paper stopped.
The same article pleases others and
they resolve 70 subscribe for the paper.
In the next issue of the paper there is
an article which the man who stopped
his paper would not have missed for
! several times the subscription price.
He then becomes a borrower of the pa
per and wonders how it continues to
exist since he discontinued his sub
scription.
CALIFORNIA EXHIBITS.
| San Jose Mercury; Nothing has been
Of ba
gurated some time ago by the hotel
men of Central California for the estab-
lishment of a permanent exhibit of
California products, particularly fruits
and wines, at New York, but as sufii-
cient money was subscribed to make
the experiment for at least one year we
assume that the arrangements are be-
ing perfected for carrying the scheme
into effect. Excellent results should be
looked for from a representative and
creditable exhibit in New York. as 1t
VIII enable tens of thousands of people
who are unfamiliar with the superior
products of this State to see with their
own eyes what We are capable of pro-
ducing, and many of them will become
purchasers. 1t is a step in the direc-
ton of more fully introducing our fruits.
nuts, wines, olives, olive oil and other
products of the farm and the orchard
among the residents of the East upon
whom we must depend for a profitable
market. Too little has been attempted
in this respect, and not until the grow
erS fully realize that the way to sell
their product is to make it's excellence
known. and that this cannot be done
without the adoption of live business
methods. will they receive the full ben
eft of the Eastern market, which ought
to consume every pound Of surplus fruit
grown here for years to come.
In the meanwhile, the opening of the
Hamburg and the other European mar
kets is affOrding an outlet for much
fruit, and those markets are worth cul-
tivating. although while doing SO the
home market, which is the best if
thoroughly developed, should not be
neglected.
A SENATOR FROM THE SOUTH.
Los Angeles Times: There seems to
be no difference of opinion among Re-
publicans in this section of the COM
monwealth regarding the habitat of
the new Senator of the United States
from California-he must be a man of
the south who will continue the repre-
sentatlon of this great, growing and
progressive portion of the State in the
upper house of Congress.
Until the election of the Hon. Stephen
NJ. White to the great Office of Senator.
Southern California had never had a
representative in the American House
of Lords" but had to depend upon men
from the north, who knew but little of
cur industries, needs or desires and in
many instances, cared less San Fran
cisco, or its immediate adjoining terri
tory. has, until the present monopo-
lized the office, and this end of the State
has had to depend upon comparative
strangers for hearing. With the cleo
ton of Senator White, all this was
changed: and the growing south, with
its vast industries and its expanding
commerce, was enabled TO have a friend
at court who was more than a friend
he was one of the family whom the
people could go to with the full knowl-
edge that they would receive consider
alton, and that their cause would have
intelligent championship because Of be-
ing presented by one who had an under
standing of it both from it's general
this tribune in the upper house, the
south demands that it shall not again
be robbed of full and complete repre-
sentation, but that one of its people
shall be selected for the office of Sem
ator.
BLACK AND RED FLAGS.
Los Angeles Herald: Wayne Nc
Veagh. IN a recent speech at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. said: There
is more danger to this country from