Glasgow,Mont, Herald: While others^may work themselves into a fever on^acount of pontics, we think we will saw^wood and spend our time trying to enu^^merate and publish to the world all the^good things in regard to the Milk river^valiey, and encourage people to come here^and assist in its Immediate development.^This will afford abundant oppportunity for^work, for the field is large and as yet but^little explored. Our readers will therefore^excuse us if we do not worry them much^about politics. Doubtless the time will^come when we will be compelled to take^sides, then if we make no mistake, that^which promises the most good to the^greatest number of deserving people will^be the side we will advocate.
anFrancisco Call: It is singular that^the administration should have fallen into^such a mistake after the trouble there was^on this coast to carry it for the republican^party at the last presidential election.^Surely, if republicans here should indorse^the ruling which has been made the repub^^lican party would pass into a hopeless mi^^nority on this coast. As it is, with every^prominent republican in the state oppos^^ing the measure, the party may suffer. The^adminmtration will find out ere long that^no republican in California can sustain^himself and support the policy of permit^^ting the free landing of Chinese and their^transportation all over the country. A^newspaper or two may sell themselves to^the parties interested in this traffic, but the^people will not be deceived by such means.^Republicans in California at the present^time must support the interests of the peo^^ple in the Chinese controversy. They have^no choice between going into a minority or^asking the administration to carry out its^pledges.
