Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10

~ anenunAen' 70 'ne CONSTITUTION oi .no on'o"
ssn,a,ion in oona~oa. I.m oy on;n,on tberefore
that all NAV come together. organize and act ND.
on that amendment. but that Congress shall have
approved the Constitution and the action under
l" anu Shan nave restore" the STATE 10 'S proper
49, 49, a 40 ~. 800. ~ co.
sanitation The Teoia,atnre !. not entitled and
transact any business pass any act or resolve or
undertake 70 assume any o'ner 'uiic'ion Vi Lee
o. ;.s aa.as 800 $780, go $500
der the new Constitution can enter upon the du-
ties of his Office without taking the oath while
ml1tary government continues
very fespec'iaiy'
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not come her" aa itpofers' Out as actnal
settlera and prospective land owners. As
there are no public lands in the State.
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ial"" 10 nee' the Wallis u '"o European
do ~ In1r hfn 11fcn
hle because after nartino with q norton
90 na.;uo ,ora onno- 10 st;l, ,n;+ho,. ,~t>a'
r"'A
" c"i'l'f'o 'n"' WHICH ITO re'ains' we 40
not believe it Is right in policy or princi-
nlc tn inouourota q avstem that if carriad
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lahu IMAM nc can cultivate With has own
hands, tor the reason among others, that
il tends ia make famine q matter nf all
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40 HcW otat6' one Has alfeadJ Il people
whose interests We desire to promote by
immioratinn No man nrntends that
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Ao "'7ir"H 'h'"ie'"h"7 l" com" mere
primarily for the benefit Of the inmi,
grant No one Will deny that in
nnco77ro1inf, ,m,n,nratinn hia iirat oh.
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J0'' 10 " 'e'''''' VIC P0ol'o a''e""y
here, and that tho benefit OF the lmml-
grant Is secondary consideration. Which
then PROMISE the greater benefit to tho
people already mere, ChineSe or Enropean
immigration The European takes our
land from rs anu works IL Tor himself, anu
ceases then T." aah 20 the available
supply OF labor WITH which to apply capital
to agricultural pursuits The Chinaman
comes us htbofef Tor money wages, and
80 long a" he Is paiu does MS work faith
inlly ana liteiiSently-h bnys none OF
our land, at least Tor long time, but works
IL and works IL fof US.
Is there any greater moral, political or
commffci"l wrong III employing large
amount OF LABOR III agriculture than In
manufacturing VINO si'aii shihAay Tie
tlght OF any man possessing large capltal
10 employ IL III asrl'u't1Fe we 'hltk IL
eAl"'nlenG 10 eic"sfage Chlnese lmmigra-
lion lot the lnrther reason that IL ID the
un'y '"oui wo chit gov " cu'ItVa'e our fioo
Janus II ID u Wen Known ltcC that negroes
Wiil nor WORK IN rice ianaa as a general
RUE; IL we we t no no more 'nan iedeem anu
t1 n' ~. tI'' I'lt'' AZ I>oisn oafoi'la
a"aPtea 10 the pfodnotlon OF fice' the
nehehelal enects womb ne 1eit IN every
IL A. -c. q - -
. Inns inc q. "t me aowlng 'lom IhS produc
t Hoa.s "a Nil, f Ganiie oot'on MINUS OF
Eastern MOTH oaroilna anu our Ioad OF
ta4ation "oulo seem 1nucn ngnIer.
pu. We eAPec1 Ine erea1 oppositlon mere
at nome 70 Cnlnese Immigrants 10 ARISE
not Ieally because OF any oolection TO them
as Iaoofers' not because OF any injury they
VIII ihnlct upon the country as cltlzens'
our because OF the ooinh that may attach
70 the pohtlcai party 1aVorlng Their INTRO
auction. In the present condition OF al
1airs IN the south the negroes have the
oontroling lnnnence' Inc great OBJECT OF
every party now Is TO secure tie negro
vote Nobody now dares say word against
negro suffrage Equality before the law is
every mans creed now. All speeehes are
now maze 70 snow the negro tnat the
speaker is anu has been his true friend
Ii Is stiil the dear people. but the dear
people are now all coiored people, Inc
ohlhese question VIII oHer an irresistible
temptation. IL Will be We'll nigh lmPossi-
oie TO refrain from saying to our coiored
EieHuH' rueL tltfe ueuo aLflIe, pray Lnee,