The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-06-12

not so particular about their dress, can q
naked, if necessary, their ''geatlen-sr
friends" win not be so heavily taxed.
Send on you Pagans. Fill our foundries
rolling-mills. wednesdays, FORCES, an'
mines with them, because they will worl
cheap. Max carpenters, br .klayers, uouI
ders, printers, miners, plas.er-rs, plumbers
glass-blowers, and laborsrs of them, becaus,
they can live without houses and feed or
rats. No matter what becomes Of the work
ingrnen now in their employment. They
are q troublesome set Of fellows anyhow
They viii form I" Trade Unions" de
mand higher wages, resist reductions, 20 or
strikes, and do all sorts of things that work
ingmeu have no right TO 90, and which Chi
namen will not do
Yes, bring them along, Cinnamon, Japan.
csc, Hottentots, Mslays and monkeys, make
voters of them all acknowledge them az
''men aad brothers.; mix them all up to-
gether, water down the old Caucasian race,
help along our higher civilization"
A temple for the worship Of the Chris
tian's God stands at one end Of Wall street;
we may soon look for one filled with the
impliments of Paganism at the other end;
then will the glory Of old Trinity have pass
ed away then will the devils agents who
run this earthly kingdom in that branch Of
fee Of heIl-the ''gold room"-have q place
VI worship suited to their habits and tastes
The Juggernaut, with its ponderous wheels,
vii, soon be among us-but who cares, no
body but poor white workingmen and wo-
men will be crushed beneath its weight.
Idols will be erected upon the street corners,
but there will only be an increase of idola-
tors, for we have now among US goodly
nsmber who worship the golden calf. A
little variety in this kind Of worship would
make il more interesting.
Cheap labor is the great desiratum. 1t
costs too much TO feed and cloth white work
iLgmen; they must give way to the Monaghan
hordes who can "work, live and save money
on Q dollar day. Then will wealth flow
more abundantly into the pockets of the few.
Then will the heartless lmpositions OF "dIrty
w0rkiHgmenn upon defenseless and much
abused capitalists, have an end then will
the golden dream Of a u4Onied aIistocracy
De fully realized. Then will the EXPIRE be
complete.
Bur let US be serious for the rest Of the
way Workingmen, the enemy, whose com
ing was lo8g since announced by US, is st
your doors. More than sixty thousand
Chinese coolies are now upon the Pacific
coast, and the tide has set to the eastward
Unless something is done to prevent it mil
lions Of them VIII be brought here to take
your places. What shall be dones We
expressed an opinion, in previous article,
and We repeat. it here: Our government
must foiloy the example Of Australia, and
close our ports against them. The working
men of the Pacific States, and especially of
California, have been fighting this evil sin
gle handed, and they have suffered immense
y from It. 1t IS now brought to our own
icaTs. viii we meet il like men Will
We raise up en- masse and demand that not
another Chinamsn shall be permitted to SCI
DIS FEET upon our shores.
Our government ha5 just concluded trea-
~ with Cnins, granting to these Pagan rat
eaters the same rights and privileges enjoyed
BY Us This treaty must be abrogated.
What 10 yo' say, fellow workngnens Are
you ready Tor the WORK I? Are you ready to
begin now, and raise such storm of indig-
Ena:len ebaab b ssaEsscf eongrssSmcn ss-svilI.
compel them tosgrant our jsst demands ,
Send along your answers.