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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

IMPROVEMENTS IN CuARLEsroA-Under this
heading, the Sumter &ews alludcs TO one OF our
patrons in the following complimentary terms:
Among the many improvements which are fast
oblilcrating the scars of and ravagcs OF fire in
the good old metropolis Of South Carolina, none
struck our eye more iavorably during recent Wis
it. than the new store occupied by Mr.. VIM. L..
Wcbb importer of China, Glass and Earthenware,
Mt l2S Meeting street, which has been latey ercc-
ted in place Of his old storo, destroyed by fire
some months ago. Handsomely finished outside
and its attractive front induces customers TO enter,
and once in the extensive and various stock, the
liberal.terms aud gracious manner Of the proprie,
lor and clerks are Irresistible inducements to pur-
chase The house of Mr.. Webb is one Of The
oldest and best known in the crockery trade of
Charleston. First rs Cameron, Webb Il Co., then
as Webb & Sage, and now MS Wm l.. Webb, the
concern has for thirty years dous an extensive
business as importers. Of and dealers in crockcry.
His plan has always been to make ten dollars oui
of n customer, and make it often, rather than to
make SlO0 once and never make any again. The
merchants of Sumter who have dealt with Mr..
Webb will bear us ont in regard to him, and if
there are any who have not, they will do wei! TO
try him ONCE. lie only asks for one trial, bc-
cause he knows bis customers never leave him.
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OUR CONGRATULATIONS

To the fortunate editor of the Elbcron Geo.
Gazette, whose marriage notice appears in today's
paper We think friend CARPENTER is decidedly
in luck, as in addition TO the supreme happiness OF
newly married man, he has just been elected, by
the citizens of Ebert County, Clerk of the Supe-
rior Court. He has been cOurt-ing so lcng that it
mas impossible TO mend his ways all ut once.
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To the Public.
PROF. CUSHMAN,
March 4, 1869

The Champion lIorseman of The World,
WILL give his FREE EXHIBITION OF
TRAINED ANIMALS, under his Pavilion,
AT BELToN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH,
AT ANDERSON G. H., MONDAY, 18TH,
AT pENDLEToN, TUESDAY, 10TH.
After each exhibition. CLASS will be form
cd, and Prof. Cushman will break and drive to his
own vehicle, free of charge, the most vicious kick
ing horse that can be prodaced, with a stran Of
silver bells tied TO his. heels, without the use
of humbug kicking ropes, straps and webs, as
used and taught BY other horsemen.
lie will cause to lie down any horse forty feet
from him, while lying on his back.
Professor Cushman challenges the world for
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

rar The Legislature hns agreed to adjourn on
the Goth inst. Rejoice, ye taxpayers, and be ex-
ceeding glad at the prospect of relief from this
mighty incubus-providcd the resolution is not re-
scinded.
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Ypnlental.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening, February 25,
1869, by Rev. L. W. Stephens. at the residence of
the brides mother, in Elbcrton, Geo., MIR. S. N.
CARPENTER, editor of the Elberton Gdze,te, and
Miss MAGGIE c. STANFORD.
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- Says the New York Herald, the great revolu-
ton actively commenced under the rail-splitter,
and delayed by the tailor, is accomplished under
the tanner.
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= Grants father fell down the capital steps on
day and was considerably injured
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DIR. ]. C. Ready, venerable and honorcd
,itizea Of Edgefcld, died at his residence on the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-11

Bss Senator SAWYER will accept our thanks for
recent favors.
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New Advertisements.
BuckWheat Flour!

A few bags Of that SUPERIOR Buckwheas Flour,
and few gallons of that choice Syrup and New
Orleans Molasses yet on hand and for sale low,
by TOWERS BUkklsS.
March IL, 1869 81
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tractcd his vide fields and cultivated less land,
while some others around him went into the busi-
ness more largely, and teased him for his timidity
He concluded TO wait and see how they succeeded,
and he says nearly every one who went largely IN
the matter made complete failure; promised high
wages for their hands, and did not realize enough
from the crop TO pay off their laborers they could
not control the labor formerly. He hired but
few, nanag ged carefully, worked good land, had
provisions and stock plenty, done well, and follows
the same plan yet The tables are turned. 1t is
admitted he is the best farmer in Carroll county,
and yet lie believes there will never he such crops
of cotton made in that country again as has been.
Persons emit rely with any certainty on hired Ia
Dor to cultivate given amount of land. Some,
after making engagements for the year, do not nj
ways abide by their contracts. The seasons have
become more changeable anduncertain. One year
a long wet spell greatly Injuries the cotton crop;
another, long drouth cuts it off,, causing the cot
TON TO shed off the blooms and bolls, and causes
failure; another season, boll-worm and caterpillar
commence deprcdatons so early ms greatly to re-
ducc the crop. Yet men of good judgment, who
do not over. plant but work well and in good time,
arc still doing good business. Almost all knew
are doing we'll MIR. I. Harris has good land, and
he has care industry and energy enough to look
after matters. His house and surroundings have
a neat appearance, the house freshly painted,
while his wife looks well 10 her department. Eff
Teen years ago, Mrs Lockhart had large rail pens
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

INCOMES OF PROFESSIONAL MEN.-Under
the following clause OF an ordinance "to raise
supplies for the year 1859 and for other pur-
poses," the professional men OF the city, ply
sicians, lawyers and dentists, returned their
gross incomes TO the City Assessor: 'Three dol
lars on every hundred dollars OF gross income
and all gross profits derived from the pursuits
Of any faculty, profession, occupation or en-
ployment, or from the exercise Of any office,
whether in the profession Of the law, the pro-
fits derived from the costs OF suits, counsel
fees or other sources of professional incomes,
and also from the practice of dentistry. &C."
The Assessor has put the returns in alpha
betical order, showing that those whose
names commence with the letter A returned
for the ten months ending on the 9Oth OF
June, 1869. $500; B s8e45; q s2242; D s3SsO; G
$500; ss476; and sl94; s4OO; L s165O;
NJ s12 AGO; Mc sS2S5; o $3.50; P SIT 3s4; R
sSS2s; 8 SIS 4O4; T $40 966; W s165o; Y s2Oso.
There were no returns from any parties
whose names commenced with the letters E,
L, @, q, Y or
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 3.-Pactison
Hotet-J. W. Antlly, Orangeburg; j. M. Mi
kell. st. Pauls Parish; DR.. ]. Murray. Goose
Creek; J. A. Baldwin. Gourdin's; j. II. Meetze.
Lexington; A. Palmer, Columbia; J. H. Der
ham, Hory.
Charleston HoteL-Captain Frisbie, brig Cy-
clone; A. J. Holman, orangeburg; J. Chadi-
neh, New York; Il. L. Goss. Union; D. ID.
Johustone, Burke County, Ga; A. G. Good
win. City; James Low, Columbia; J. T. Wells,
W. P. Wells, Rome, Ga.
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The BRIG CYCLONE AND THE SHIPPING
AaENr.-I q conversation held yesterday with
Captain Frsble, OF the brig Cyclone, he stated
that he had no charge whatever to bring
against the shipping gent, Mr. ]. Johnson.
He was well assured that the shipping agent
had no intention Of swindhng him. and he re-
gretted that such construction might have
been rut upon the article IN yesterdays NEWS,
entitled charged with swindling." he also
stated that the third man who was sbipped
made no attempt to escape.
Mr. johnson called upon US yesterday, and
gave us full s'atemsnt of the affair, which
clearly showed thai he was blameless in the
matter He showed rs the following certificate
from Captain Prisb,e: Il hereby certify that
have had full AMI clear III rd,rstsuding wi b
Mr. Johnson, the shipping agent. and exoner-
ate him fro all in5entlou to do me an Injus-
tlce,o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

SALE OF STEAMBOAT PRoPeRrY.-A part Of
the steamboat property owned by the late
Captain John Ferguson has, We are informed {,
been sold at private sale. Among them we
learn was the steamer Pilot Boy to Hessrs. J..
D. Aiken & Co. tor SIG 900, the steamer Planter
to several parties tor sl4 600. and the steam ug
Relief for 5000. These vess els will be engag-
as heretofore, in facilitating tn, commerce OF
this port.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

SEIZURE OF THE e .wAH IRON WoRKs.-We
learn from the Augusta Constltutionalist that
the Etowah Iron Works. better known as
Cooper's Iron Works, have recently been
seis d by the Unite States Government. as
the property OF ths Confederate States, at the
instance Of the Commissioner at Washington,
under the 12ih section Of the act Of 1855 and
the amendatory acts Of Congress. The Etowah
property comprises some fifteen thousand
acres oFlsnd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

LIGHT READING FOR THE WARN WRArHER.--
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light readng for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. G. G. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-strect dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit everv taste,
and it seems to US marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the oountry,
postpaid at the ridlculously low prices named.
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y It. CLIO ID n o II e L.

raIS rev AND ConMOI tOUs HoUsE. LoOAr
cd corner OF Broadway and Forty-seooEd-s rect
possesses advantages oil other honses for the
cun mod2tiou its euests. lt was built expressly
for ar-t-cl.ss family boacdlag house-the room,
being large aud en- suite heated hy stsrD-4ith not
AMI cold W ter and FURNISHED second none; while
the culinary department ts In tht most experiences
uands al rdi Y ,nests on uneqdallad table.
0ne Of Aiwood's Patent elevators 10 aiso among
toe '.n; ;,dern improvements" ano st the service OF
guests 1T ali hours.
The Broadwn and University Place Cars pass the
door every tour minutes, rubninS fr01n the city
Hail 10 Ceutrl Pa,k, while the sixth at,h eYentb
Avenue ines arr put short block IN either side
aaordlng ample facilities for communicating with all
'he depo's, steamboat landings, places Of rusa-
ment aud hnsiness Of the great metropolis.
MORB Is HOLLEY, Proprtetera.
Na1eh II Gnes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

New SEA ISLAND Co1ToN.-The Savannah
News of Thursday. September 2,says "Messrs.
L. J. Gullmart'n 4 Co. yesterday received one
bale vf sea island c,lton of the new crop, from
the plantation OF Samuel Swindle, in Liberty
County. The bale weighed throe hundred and
thirty pounds. and was of fine staple. This,
we believe, is the third bale of the new crop
here"
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ysfsiS.
ys1siS.
K lie TON a OF Ell,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS PIHST-CLASS HOTEL SITUATED IN A
pleasant location aud In the business portion Of the
cit. renders 1t the most desirable llote for either
pernsnpnt or trans ent guests. he accommodations
are uns urpasf ed having suites n elegantly
flr isned sp rtments toe f'mies single GENTLE
men The proprietor viii endeavor 10 manain the
hiah reputation g joyed BY the "Gharlestou' as q
first class hous, auu no effort sill be spared to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon Ii
The best Of live y accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment
The house /. supplied with the celebrated Arta
sian Water OF winch delightful bshs cab be bad
elther day or night. K. B. J>'K'ON,
July 18 Proprietor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

NEW PUBLICATIONS.. We have received from
1Fohn ". Denny, printer, OF Columbia. 9 COPY
ES"Instructions to District Assessors. and q
oopv Of the ''Triennial Catalogue Of the Uni-
versity OF South Carolins." Both pamphlets
are neatly printed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

RMIe1oUs.-The Right Rev. Bishop Glib
bons, OF Wilmington, N. O is on visit to our
city. and will preach on tomorrow Sunday
in the Cathedral Chipel, at the hour Of half
past ten o'clock. The pews will De open to the
public.
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The News IN TEE CoUNTRY.-Readers OF
rHE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favor1te paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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SiuaufiaI.

ID A X E II s
srocK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER-
CHANTS. wishing Checks, Blanks. Letter Heads, or
Job Printing of any description, can get their orders
filed promptly aud in the nsatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l49 East Bay
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HnSr FOB Dull T1NEs.-rake advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for The approaching business season by hav-
iog your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and oheaply done at THE NEWS Job Office, No.
1i9 East Bay.
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Census.taker Charlestou COUNTY

[We do not see eshat this mends tre matter, or
shows in any way that the census 10 less iacor-
rect than we believe 1t to be. s, much for the
census. One word as to DeLalge's knowledge
of his duties. He says he was obliged to trust
to the veraclty Of the persons who were ask I'D
for The information. because he ID not rushor-
lied to require that information to be gwen
on oath. The 4th section OF the census Law re-
aulrs each head or member Of family te
make the return on oaLh. and authorizes The
persons taking the census to administer the
oath. So much for the ecensus-taker Ems.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

AMERICAN HOUSE Refeotory and lunch room
Is 40 excellent institution for those whose stay
in Boston will not admit dining at the table
dho'e. This is but one Of the many convent
ences furnished the travelling pubuo.
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Auftien Salss.
Nos 522 and 524 King street, near Nary.
BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

On THURSDAY 9th instant, at II O'Clock. WIll DO
sold at the Old Postofice, Broad-streek
The above PREMLSES, containing besides tho
stores, five square rooms and atcs with Kitchen cs'
tern gas, &c. Lot 80 by 400 feet more or lees.
Terms-0ne-half cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage; buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
as for papers and stamps. thstuf Sept1
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Tan MARINERS CHURoH.-There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halIpast ten o'oiook in
the morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Typographical Union, at 6 P. Ii.
Typographical Society, at 8 P. N.
Young Mems Christian Association, at 8
P. II.
Chamber Of Commerce at IAN.
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BUSINESS TICES.

FALL SrYLF.-Silk Hats received by to oday's
steamer. O. e.. JOHNSON,
Sept4 1 No. 800 Klug-street.
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That Census.
CHARLESTON, s. c., SEPTEMBER 8, 1869.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

T0-THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your issue of this m Jrning you state that
you "are prepared TO prove that there has
been great oarelessness on the part OF the CEN
sus takers in not cilliug upon all the citizens
and getting their names. You further state
that. upon inquiry, the facts elected by you
are as follows" VIZ:
"Of four persons IN the e1itor1al rooms Of The
NEWS, two mad been called upon.
'Of sopr PRISONS in the business Office, none
had been called upon.
"Of two in inc job Office, one had been called
upon.
'Oi eleven in tho composing room, only five
had been called upon.
"Three coiored walters at table at the
Charleston Hotel were asked II they had been
called upon bv the ceusus-takers, and asserted
that they had not been.
"Severalmerchants a,ong the Bay have stated
that they knew nothing whatever about the
census being taken until they saw the returns
published.
"At meeting Wednesday night, Of seven per-
SONS asked only one had been called upon"
Concerning the first aud second charges,
beg leave to state that Mr.. W. 81. GIbbes. one
OF my assistants, and gentleman we'll known
iu this community, called at your office 'or
the desired inform Ition, and Was informed that
no one resiued on the premises; he also called
at the Charleston Hotel, and was requested by
the bookkeeper to leave a blank, and he, the
SAID bookkeeper would fill it with the names
OF the permanent boarders and employees.
which was done. and the record OF said board
ers and employees was made from said return,
ss furnished by the proprietor or his agent.
will answer the charge purporting TO have
come from several merch ints BY styinL, 1t
was quite Likely that the names OF many per-
sons dong business upon the Bay and else
where were taken at their residen, ,es without
their knowledge, for my assistants were also
enroers OF the militia, and were instructed to
record the names, ages, occupations and resi-
denees Of persons resldue In tbs city. All
places Of business we're visited, and the only
question asked was, does any one reside upon
the premises and, whenever negative an
swer WAS given no further lnquirv was made.
It must, however be remembered that have
to rely upon the nero statements OF parties
called upon, as the Law does not empower the
census-takers to exact an oath. Trusting the
above will prove IA isfactory to the pubic, as
we'll as to you Mr. Editor, remain,
Yours, very respectfully.
r. C. DRGARaE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

TAX RETURNS Foa THE IRN MONTH, END
mo JUNE 80 1869 Below will be found the
gross amount OF tax returns mado to the City
Assessor from september 1st, 1868, to July 1st,
1869:
S,Ias NJ ooods uaras and merchan-
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flint Arts.
nuuroGRAPu CoLORING.

DHuTuGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of colorng preferred.
July % 3mos&
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THE DAILY NEWS.


TIE CHARLESTON News, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Oarolina, ls tne
oest advertising medium for all business men.
Ror persons who want situltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
TIE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of oHsAP ADyHR-
f,sxs1EsTs, payment for which must invariably
be made Uhen The order Is stoen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered 80 clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servant5s porters. shop
bqzs, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
,et; articles lost or found; houses. shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. -o5 cents
Four LIHEs or 80 words. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 words. ......6o
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
News office bv P. n.
Range OF Thermometer Gs tho News
- once.
ga. M. lan. s P. N. 8 P. NJ.
FridaY......I 20 7s I5 a
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GERMAN COLOGNES.

LUHN'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity, aud oughtto
be used BY sll
SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FAcTURERs.
Mr. E. d. JACKSON Proprietor Of the Charleston
Hotel, says: II recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jeilies and
Pastry"
Mrs. q. II. BuLrERrIELD. Proprietress OF The Pa
vilon Hotel, SAYS: "Ihey are we'll worthy the atten.
ton Of those who deal in them or use them p"
These Extracts are put up in small walls, by the
dozen. for the trade and family use. and IN pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON BAND.
Any article desired no. in Stock, will be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
June 8 D&o tuths Smo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

nS- Ask your Groce, for our Brand OF
Lard I'm these Packages.
Packed In tb, s b, 10 fb Caddies; 60 ID Cans for
shipment. Cheapest mode for selling Lard. send
for Price List.
sold by Grocers in Charleston.
Msy29 p&o stuth3mo
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21
White Men Arouse?

|. One day last week no less than
twelve thousand Chinese arrived
in San Francisco. A few days af-
ter one vessel alone brought
twelve hundred and fifty. No
wonder, the white men on the
7 Pacific coast are becoming alarm
ed: The Asiatic emigration to this
country now exceeds the European
emiiqration as two to one. In 3 year
or two it will be ten to one, and
then If not now, the great indus
trial white population will see the
necessity of immediate action: If
Europe centuries ago united to
beat back the Saracen and the
Turk, who, though from Asia,
we're ofthe same Caucasian family,
what should America do now that
she is threatened with deluge OF
Chinese of men of o different race,
Pagsns among whom infanticide Is
practiced as Alright belonging to
The parents, and who arc morally
considered one Of the most de-
graded and corrupt people on the
face Of the Garth. .:.:r. vt = -. ..
It is not, however, the Chinese
alone with whom the white men
of the Pacific coast will be con-
fronsed; but Malays, and Hindoos,
aad other Asiatics still lower III
the scale ofhumanity. These will
be imported BY, tens of thousands
to subserve. the insatiate greed Of
unprincipled. capitalists, and they
will spread. overt the whole country,
North, South, East, and West,
wherever their labor can be en-,
|, ,ployed with advantage to them
And where; can it not be ? When
Chinese shoemakers and tailors
and cabinet-makers can work to1
less than one-fourth the wages
paid to white tradesmen, avari
ceious employers will have them
here. in New York, and in every
CITY in the country. Let not ubat.
tradesmen shit theirsyes5o 10 the fact
lbut take. Hold Of AID make i .h
I,oround tor: iig1nedsate action. With
Chinese, Malsys, and Hindoos j
oomoetitiop with. white i'labor
what viii this country bs worth K