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to California gives the following picturesque
view OF the social virtues to be found in those
waters. "Most of the inhabitants are great
scamps /; many not only confess that they steal
horses and cattle, but boast of it. bought a
horse this morning that the man is to steal for
me in day or two. You will think this strange
conduct, but this same man was not only robbed
but beaten by the other; and there is no law to
punish them, so that he has TO make himself
whole in the coin of his opponent. The Span
ish portion of the Inhabitants are thieving,
cowardly, dancing, lewd people, and generally
indolent and fathless"