The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22

country needing Development even if they re-
ceive what whites demand for similar services.
Dut when the question OF cost presents itself,
tne value OF labor appears in q new and impor-
tant light Speaking in liberal terms, Chinese
labor costs only one: third as much as white
workmen demand. Now, if they receive only
Ialr treatment, ls there any limit to the supply?
| China is crowded to overdowiug with it's popu-
Looking to the great undeveloped West. which
stretches beyond the Rocky Mountains the
best men in both parties in California regard
| the promise for labor with rejoicing. Farmers
chltere oe.:ss. .na co.:o and rice s,,d sna
tea, it is confidently believed, viii be hereafter
raised successfully.
The yield Of gold and silver will be vastly in.
creased the moment capitalists can succeed in
securing Cinnamon admission to the mines
with the present price Of white labor, MINES
whicn Well less than about $40 to the ton can
% not De worked. There are inexhaustible mines
$40 to the ton. With Chinese labor, ali rock
which produces 81 per ton can be worked with
proht. IL can be family seen what advanta-
EeS % sae whole country would flow from s1ch
Az yet ;it is impossible to introduce these
gradually maKfng headway. Where q white
ia4l much below a Or 90, Q Ohinaman thinks be
10 1akingea ,fortunS II ne sesares seveuty-five
X11GAH EOUGAXsON AND RAG&ANI6N.
!. Nlnety-1iRht per cent. OF those that cyfne,
here loan read and write their own Language.
s.9,g M0sg OF them are rapid In figuring. Thor
1n1sen naIsn,s & ISarn d,a HIF apgqage RAPIDLY the
which answer theifs purposes They show
great anxiety to send their children to school
;so;s %nsse Ephsllsh ,s taught, though as yet few
pay fall :schooi ttaxea; they have a. vet been
furnished but one school house for forty IN.
pils. AZ class, there is none 80 law abiding
hou.s hoy even T rthe americans = and none m IRE
chseruy and carsfuy. sd the schoo 3a1 Of
IN me 81. state though they have very small returns
lor tne !atteI. t.sf5n ni7t
..pss phs ssse ssaa imposes =. @ tax Of ve dollars per
licenses, such ae the miners tax Of three do,-
iars, the first Of which the State has no riaht
70 coliect. There are disgraces or this Kind
mia. but which the respects bic classes do no,
THao ia ara ado,a % reesiy before long
cut cut point IN y ne whole problem. Still those
stand against o few Thousand or q few mil
trouble. Il .a .qs tEr.il n, = '0
=, Gontrsry to the opinion ofmoss readers. the
Ohlnaman erects no idol OF God. He would no
sooner do this than the Christian. His faith
Is this God is good and kind, end so merci-
fui that he wall under no circumstances do US
ns nnyI4 ara pus go0a. But the Evll One hates
;nra au M - ssax Matcning an opportunity to in
HmG snI sn Ios aeseroy us; We must conciate him
;0aa mna so Soss OF Devil houses are erected. and
- cooa,i' Tahnea 60 constantly and offerings made
~ oooucn'"ee sne Devil. Is 4. 8. / oM
THEIR DEAD,
They believe in the sweet infnences or 10.
parted spirits. that the dead are constantly
a, arosnd them to watch. aud guard, and help
Iney MAKE offerings Of food at their graves.
not. as is said, with the idea OF feeding the
aeao, but to show them that they are rennern
Dered. Their name for God and for the in
nuence which these departed exert is the same
az sao, sMae which the soft warmth and
sIecs Gh,c,, OF soasnern sun falling upon slope
"nIcn ioake coward the south. l'e
M a9ey 9 % send the,r dead home to bury them in
,nsn rn1 I1my s lne 60 thaS the chain Of ancestry
1MAy 10y % complete, ana the sweet influences
ir2m me spirit would nov through the line nm
sa.i m.GilIapseMy. i the line Is broken BY an alb,
selt 1ead one. the tpfuS noes are less regular,
BtGssan ans - Yanaanamg spSjtr ~ Is rsst
and make trouble in reeurn for the ns0,ecsns
his body. Three times 4 v.sr s,sa,sps.s ssa
made to departed spirits. And q late Rr,Tern,
has decreed that the poyernmani MAZE psforl
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