The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29

for the wal Of emlgrants The present time 10 not aii,e
favorable other months of the year. spo this arises
from The fact that there are dcuties 10 be overcome
and combinations to be made st the paoe or shipment
Which opersse % hndrancs 70 the departure
OF em'eran1 ~ mis- season from China Great
however - the number Of arriving on our shores
has been 10 not yet by any sufficient TO supply
the eH6encies and demands OF the labor market.
10 great as 10 Sahfy continued warts and expecta
tons Besides he natural mpedmen!s and difficulties
presented by geograph cal distance that
which separates onr island from Chna there yet
other hin tFsnces to this i'm ngrson Of Chinese sborers
which have been caused by the complications If peculiar
POLITICAL crisis In The southern provinces OF the Celestial
Empse In despite OF ALL however, they c,p inue 10
arrive, and We have Just for feeling dssausned
So far indeed, from being dissatisfied We think that we
are justified by the resus far attained in saying
have aIrs ady done on former OCCASION that Asla1o
immigration of atorers 20 cur island s ai:
cur customs ar Of social organization has already
become this In spite OF the hinsrance and OF
seooSmss os.n1aN s. regular psss % our
After 70 acquire much greater de veiopement among
ana this will do events Transporting in
China thal assume more favorable aspect.
There can hardly be doubt at the present time. OF tho
iucoessul resu IN China OF the campaign Of tho Euslsh
hs Ss as
counts, ended by complete vistoy gained tho British
,ssadson over the Whole fee! and armament Of oAaon
ultimately the moral barriers which surround tho Celestial
Empire and facilitate the emigration Of her I'm and
poor who would be glad 10 employ mcns and liveR
hood N other lands When ths eha be the CASE gain
tnereDy Fecorcd r
read raid the difcuks with Ia not wi do with
how TO pose Of the abcr:ng population, large,
which may be imported into Island, but only din
Guilty simply how TO Obtain fscta
snd more this Importation Employ ment Cor all who may
be imported. hsppi for not only easy be found
but even offers Itself entrespgy for n many a. are
brought already and se many more as possibly here
after arrive.
or all the advances and Of she vsriou. progresses we have
made during the sst few years, great ana they
hav~ been every will adcI that mono of them 10
worthy NJ all 10 DO compared with this advance and
progress In the supply q LABOR to ptaL That
net be blind Indeed who does not see and upderssud
that OF al questions OF pof al economy aud relating 70
National wealth. the nrs and rost important one u this
question o! he supply Of labor. Il 10 most I'm
question, ret merely for and saHd al for all
other tropical countries Il ust also be acknowledged
that by the Importation OF nbor from Asia have made
gigantic step ards the solution this question and Me
solution Of this difficulty. We made step towards
this great point such - cannot adequately be appreciated
The special and singular advantage Of our posiion con-
'eH IN this, viz that We have introduced new es men
or productive labor into island without eame
time ipdrirg or affecting In the least the existing or
element on which depended hitherto. This new ele
eommodste and apply 70 peculiar cumsAnces 20 a.
TO derfe the greatest p"'A advantage from TIE charge aud
substitution Of Tie hitherto sa'ing eIeH for e one
IN this manner obtain at and the same time the
benefits and advantages belonging 10 ~o great differ
ent synem. thus We are pdurg De tody for quie,
easy and advantageous yasiiot from slape labor 10 free
labor BY nternnkng the past with the future and by
uniting the certain with the uncertain the positive with
The nesadve- This toe true secret OF progress and i'm.
prorement
Lot suppose, however, tbs: the Introduction Of
hborpg men among az OF those detective remedies
which confined IN their action 70 being the pei
ha'ives OF present and poslve evils. may indeed ap
PEAR, according TO the Fcae which the immigration or
adapted to pyouucs any very great result. much a. IL
utility and advantage may be admitted But the ch&rac
terssc rsn OF all great princi this that they carry
themselves the innate power and principle OF expansion,
which u 10 impossible to result overcome when on 80
the terminating seed soldy planted and taken
Chinese immigration, such ~ We DOW behold Il, and
such understand H. 10 In view nothing bet
f@ahddoun9, and as .eere, an unEnseed sks,ch Of
sa Sysosnsor ard prensp Of al m a , .a
bring Jorfa the ntGIS 9 etud.sn1 nec ard more pooeul
cOnrLin The doctrines hold upon this jcc,
well knovp Ever since the year lb2 down 10 the pre-
sent moment, We have ceased aI ming than exp.
city, With that nrmness OF mind and thought which II
Of dsep and rstona couycon ve are rre spa ,inoers
friends OF The white and anxious for in
pcrulssion and rover Bat we are, a the same time,
fully persuaded that from both tyscal moral
not The rost fitted 70 add 10 productive pos
eu nor to sogucst the due and proper prop rron the
anquos share and amount Of wealth which bsorg each
individual Of tho common mas, aud which Combined
constitute the feneral prosperity and well being
We ray again, are True and sincere friends Of the
white race We 20 rs increase population over every
other race, bur a. The time While do not
courage our minds IN forming deluve esimsse Of It's
capacities and powers, We believe and OF the opinion
that u uhie opoh % Be k alone 10 flo,v u. IF
is Tonio,toas Gion and free I'LL, without preuing
or frpedtno rs dsr penset and progress Ae
hand, being -,ed BY III az Used sirults 70 odvaas
tsf n IA ezrcns deree on he oster hand We eyea be-
eve tn6t lU oEw1rQ tnc prcdoEt CCurEe
cersp but also de1sbe and advantage TO he
Of humanity IT civilization and have doubt whs-
bet ibs viii eventually succeed becoming the
evt powerful and active rsce the movement OF bere
ncal preduc "a desury which possesses, the an Of
immense activity IN order 70 be sole 10 fChD. We say It
will become this, provided Il II iprevented by paro
fear 90 m 10 iose tie inclination knd willingness necessary
for the purrose
Put far relates &c the Introduction Of working han IN
and bYarny, abori0us armf--of men VITO placed by
nature IN class which stands half say between free la
Dor ana involuntary yorviudowo look upon the appren.
ccd a. sort OF conservative aud redeeming meii.
In word 10 3sus,on no other limits ought TO be
pat bot those which relate 70 the Snd power o.
Producing them Whatever acts combination o. acts
may contribute 10 intro tuce this among ne, ball
them nenceforh by Of beirg received, provided
only u at their Introduction be no. OPPOSE 10 the ecmen
taTy prnopl of sncion. economical
organization. with Ibis solitary and single pro
vhe, The immg grafton o. race placed TN.
der ls'ticlcs, and made working APPRENTICES ny son
up,n the system M mmorse reformation, such Ia
In harmony with the eternal principles Of justice such
10 adapted 70 Increase ard augment our material Interests
in word reformation the perfect Enrodu -tion and
domcricttcn Of which among Ia going on with 20
much the more facility and ese, irvmuch e h being
effected under the nrence o. rcrg snf 20 verful al
misisra'ion, such A. TRAIT, which hspp.y for us. rov
possoss The action OF such great power IN this MISTER
leaves TO be OF doubt ha, la euerg e. vii.
be suoce" fully spilled TO r-even. any possible collision
between the various soc.sl clemens which may %
broush, N contact with placed IN opposition 10 each
other.
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