San Andreas independent., 1857-09-26
ScupJl0n 0I DunImefs winch li1fest
society ne al thrown ,t2gether The
great desideratum, in al free counties is
"a aIEhifyI and encoprage labor, and pro-
Hct tie Il lbdia& nan in all his rights
taaa pdyitgez Ill well-known fact
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9o dlEhifyi and encoprage labor, and pro-
ect tie Ebdia& nan in all his rights
Maa phyileges5 LIB a well-known fact
that 1well-remunerated labgeeleyataSthe
workiRa selsssss, iastha ssseisl CIRCLE Of
society 1t IS most preaeplnentlyi the
duty Of the State of California to throw
around the laboring, white cftizeh every
Guard and protectioa il al tic, ,ipdustri;l
pnssuits3 and in particular dos the white
miners require protection from the en-
croaehmants and competition Of the Chi
Aase who frs,n their vast numbers and
the cheapness of their manner of living.
together with the fact that great num-
,bers of them are held in a state Of bond
age by, their own countrymen, for term
of years, and the circumstancesof money
being so scarce in their own equptry and
wages 50 very low, that iffa Chinaman
cannot make but fifty cents per day.
even that would be a great sinducement
for them to remain in California. There
being great portion Of the mines which
Weld too small profit for white men to
work at present-but by improvements in
machinery and constant decrease in the
yield Of the mines, the resident white
miner would be glad to work in few
years hence-a great portion Of which will
be worked out BY the Chinese, if they are
permitted to remain
One thing worthy of notice is the fact
that in all countries where the Chinese are
allowed to settle and remain, all kinds of
labor'iss eventually monoplized by them
and controlled SO that no other people
can successfully compete with them
Such has been the case i'll all the coun-
tries contiguous to China. Notice the
recent outbreak at Sarawak, where the
Chinese laborers were admitted; they
even attempted to exterminate all other
races OF lnhabltants and but for the quiet
promptness and energy of the English
Governor, would have succeeded. have
presen1ed this only to show the inevitable
lehueuey OF different races of mankind
eecupyihg the same country and coming
into direct contact and competition. par
tlcufallE where SO wide a dissimilaritv
exlstsEas between the Americans and tbo
Chinese-and the principles and infer
ests which actuates each, respectively
1t IS the interest of all American miners
intending to remain in California, GOV.
erped By the. common principles Of pat
riotisnl, to use their best endeavors t,
perpetuate the prosperity of our common
country. While the whole aim of th,
stIE
Chinese is to enrich themselves at thu
expense Of the country, and then leave
their room foe more hungry swarm Of
Asiatics, until our State will be complete
" exhausted Of its mineral wealth, mere.
ly'tesatisfy a set Of transient politicians
pseudo philanthropists and sickly senti
mertaiists, together with host Of 9th
ers, no vampire-liEe, are sucking the
very Ike blood of California, calculatine
aXe her in a situation of comnlet,
'1atiq sad ruin. as soon IL thex .has,
Unsuitable arar;ce.s Mo-
Qgrates who should lpot b Il
crate any portion of the sol
states b their nnhallowc.