 | Frederick J. Hulaniski - 1917 - 802 strani
...with jealousy upon the hardy pioneers who scale our mountains and cultivate our unoccupied plains, but rather welcome them as brothers who come to share with us a common destiny." Such was the extent of General Vallejo's observations. Those who listened to him, however, were far... | |
 | 1849 - 790 strani
...with jealousy upon the hardy pioneers who scale our mountains and cultivate our unoccupied plains ; but rather welcome them as brothers, who come to share with us a common destiny." These sound views of Senor Vallejo were not adopted by the Junta, but the stand he took, led to its... | |
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... choosing our own federal and local rulers. We shall have a stable government and just laws. California will grow strong and flourish, and her people will be prosperous, happy, and free. Look not, therefore, with jealousy upon the hardy pioneers who... 
