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California The northern part of California Is
said to be as fine country as Kentucky, with
mider climate, as the lailtnde40 on the Pacific
agrees with the same latitude in southern Europe.
There nre Indians on the well wooded streams,
who have never seen the face of white man, and
North California is capable ofsupportfnga popnla-
ton "e sar whole southern States II IS
remarked by Humboldt, that the people ofthe pro-
vInccs of New Spain are altogether dissimiar to
the mixed and Indian race Of the southern proyin-
ces, and that irreconciIable antipathy prevails
between them. The northern Mexicans are of tho
purest white race, from the northern pal of Spain
descendants of the Goths of Biscay and Castle.
kin to the Saxon Patty, in his narrative, speaks Of
the great facility with which the Americans are in.
corporated and nssimilated with the Spaniards OF
the internal provinces. Bali Ren.