The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

| gentleman with a Chtness Jame may fill
tho Office OF President Of the Republic. In
regard TO the treatment OF euri people gene
I e1oncra,e Amorlcaaa from, ,ho charge Of
cruelty, though not rom that Oh legalizei in-
JUSTICE towards the Door l&toriug Chinese.
The Irishman would not treat the Ohinaman as
he does ifit we're not for the yglsoheyous po!
| litloians that misIead him.1 Some OF these
| demagogues-theyc call them rdemooratio lead
ers-sppoal in the worsE, poSslsle terms to
tho passions OF an ,lrlsh .9royd, sa,ieg that
that IL they get the rights Of ot,s,ps there will
| bo no rights lett for: the Jrlshn.n. aud thus
| the poor Ohinnman. having no ftice either IN
| the press or on the rostrum. ts numerically
misiudged and treated like avery inferior
Reporter. Will this tide of omnieration from
China continue to increase?
| Choy-Ohew. think 80. California will ab-
soIb o.6 several millions Of ohinse before ten
Reporter. Where will the oyehow gop
Choy-Ohew. The overflow will spread
through the mineral regions ef the Rocky
sns and
make these countries blos, som like the rose,
and I hive every faith in Americans awakening
10 the necessity OF giving the Chinese fair play
and just laws, II they plase sny value on his
Reporter. What DO you think e the scheme
Choy-Chew. The Inn nresSi6n % my mind ls
that the Chinese laborer cannot ntter his con-
| the cotton fields or Oh sugar plantations at
what must necessarily be o low figure OF com.
pensation. aud in competition With the negro
population. For some years To come he will
new sources Of wealth aud industry are spriug-
ing up overy day. Then his copntrymen ore
there, which ia one, powerful indictment, and
when, he has made what he deena enough Of
money he can pack up and IeayS eonyenleatly
Chinamen like to die OF home Will these
Southern planters treat their Chinese labor
erB Iell2 Will thore be any such system APP
p5onmsdngt TO the recent tmstll llptIon OF slavery
Southern States much else to turn bis hands
TO- than mere field labor These are questions
q Chinaman. might ask and .vSh to be en-
liRhtencd upoa. i have no .dohbt that Mr.
ltoopnanehaap will find 'lttls difficulty In pro-
want them. bnt must Nait 70 eco the experi-
ment tried before saying that millions Of our
people will rush to the States II the South.
One pscui;sFity Of the opmese q th.tif the
ment Whittier some OF theIf oouhtrypen have
gone are not OF hsttering character they re.
teot all subsequent invitations. Tho gold
brought them TO California. and ell the
s Sese stso9s o@ sns sa TO
! there II will depend altogethEf poon the sue
| cess or the frat Chinese eSnatsnent at the
South whether the millions WI, go there.
There is . vast field for them yet East and west
| OF the Rocky Mountains and >dcwn towards
Mexico. When the communication between
California and China is enlarged the emigration
| will increase; but am not OF opipion that the
aggregate of emigrants, can .eys.- become 90
great as some people think. nioEenee should
be made for the return Btreanlypf Chinese
| which will ALT time keep going 6G, and never
permit the total TO reaoh al excessive figure.
Those emigrants who come from Qsina to N AXE
all the money they can and then rs s'urn. do not
they can help it. s.trs
Reporter. : suppose there Is nd need to uso
any means to sti niiate emIgntio11rom China
| to California ES.
Choy. Not the slisbtestNIn all the
seaboard cities they have heard Of California;
they have heard OF the Roid minestana the for.
tunes many OF their countrymenanaye made
fog mucM n home, me aud nd vii saith the means 70 take
them away, will start for California. or course
| there are some worthless ones among them
but as general thug they arc all prepared to
| work, and work hard II necessary. They are
| satisfied with small gains, aud they live Bobef
| and quiet. 81
Reporter. Do you intend. Mr.. Choy-C Chew
| taking any active part In this emigration .qdes
| tion2
Choy. Chew. Not at all. am occupied
! solely with my business as q merchant, auC
with the object of extending it have paid thil
visit to the great and growing City OF New
York-a C:arvel, indeed. OF the enterprise o.
Americana.
Here We parted with the elegant and accom-
plished Uhoy-Chew. -. =