The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-07-10
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

GIRARDsvILLR, Schuylkill Co, June Is. 4
To the Editor q the wonErseSATs ABvooArr.
STs.-As your paper purports u bg pub
lishrI AMI circufat.I in the interests M the .
.. wy IVY. Y
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asse Immig grafton should be broisht prom
nenty and forcibl, befor. the working
el,.se. sse w ~. ,.n..r. w. snec,i,t,rs
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oulec' M Importing ohlheae c''ie'' H'' N
be known To the working classes IN America
that these coolies helong Nm tha Jo4rssf Glass
.-r.L- IVY.
neSe na1'oh' "'T7hi piping K'dN OF "o'l-
stone and practising lhe most disgusting ana
ab0minable immortality ~ any people ~
a ,tt. earth AVN IVY III W. known trrrhar
.,-. ,,-.--- ...-.. l..- ,
1AA' Ol''''1 a-
hundred millions OF nha1llanls. lGey could
srara \ w linn 4 wear agd fhry world rnf
A.. .-.--..4 -h.,, -,,,ia --t- d., t..., ,.r.t ~,
,,e+ ri5 All ,bsm NwT rla-,n tha- .rr r-.ra-
fathers. who were driven from their native
land wv oppression aud persecution, ana n0
crossed the great sea, bravIng penis that We
know nothing about. landing un au unknown
and inhosnitabl. shore clnauerng o. the
ssm. t,ma vIb Indians aui via beast,
-.,h1,.n, tba sa,th ..,d MAKING h. ft fr
,olI,o-s ~ tt..i- J,.car4srts ~ r.,s..s. arl
enjoy . a. th- --o-L M men az n5rica-
--ou o. our own race and or oui 1r1
blood, men oi Christian and civilized
Europe, can u os mat our ancestors suffered
I starvation cold ana heat disease and
perlls OF al kinds bY saa ana Tar Il 0rgv
that they ana their descendants should t0 a
thousand generations, enjoy the iHe>Uu.o.e
. blessings 70 freedom EuI liberty. Aui can
It b., ! ask, that We are tJ a4oE u1rdes of
. senI-ciriliZai PaEals tl come heross tHe
pac. liz, and eri1y III tns rights. privileges
INA ipmnnitias that our.nc-.f.lr- ANA saTg-.
49, 80 H.,h,in., ~ WY WV 33g vsars Y,
win Work1ngnen IN America m eysr v5g
were called upon " stand up l5r YOUR rights
70 j. nos ant a ~ un thIs question n
viii tell you, from tie depths % uy heart,
that an other questions Lnnt ar- aEI aunE
your ranks al the present time 'al into iu-
significance AZ compared with th.gt newer
thelsss those questions that you are discus
sing are w sufficient importance. Working
men n America, be You wel assured that
under whatever po-ticIaas a"l spectators
put Iofth A. plea l'f lW P.Ia0s I'ar 9e'i'-
Oai oaIl1Ns' Nie 7A' ''J-1- wv 1"N
l-ooii 4Al o'lN5 l'N" -'' -h''''.a -lA''-a 4
I'D Tamp'5 Out Li'eF'y1 u' D..' WV WV SUD-
Jecuuli an ultimately ta iil's Np among " MARA
lu ths country a1 aro'ul.o'y a.Llr ilr
European fashion. Ll 1lAd stately mansions
aid wall in great parks to llxuriate ana
feed Gn he iAt 1f tae lands 11 uevolr tle
fruits Ut yOur labor. ID fatteu ana pluper 0u
v0ur tUM; tl trlmp.e tHe working classes in
Ivy dust, W look d0wu upon ,JH as W s1I
sers more beasts of tur.lgu. sar N vlu
.sast ttis state " things, open " lur ports
and TEL these Chinese come if hy thousands
and oy millions, ana VI wui uo- ne sl .1ag
before tnis state M things "i.- oe realized ti
ehe Se'.sl - ..' -.
huhl!'-'.o' 'u' lno' r-..'. .-.
ibis Al mn ''ul1'"i
WITH oe carried ihtJ tHsc- An al 'Ii4y An Pl'-
sibc
would urge upon trades llilH,, Aal
; workngmen Of al scots ana -reeds, t3 .aY
aside nH minor differences ali JoIn hands
In one common cause, ana l7e every 'es.u
mate means t0 stay Vows great eNM LlA- TN
coming upon Jon. California 4, sIrea a
ruined by them ask ary ONE al0 I4s he-l
there There would have 5e-n q aIme tlr
thousands 0i tbe uOlr women 0t JUr eastern
cities to 6nd pronable and honorable rm.
ploymeri. had X aot Been .or these e.rAded
and dennralzed wre--aas t11Ir- tle places
thai should aud wyI.d have 5seu fIeI hy
women Nm gur 1v race and nluun-anl It
Il owing in great measure tI lle above
ACTS that CAhfo- "a to-day il ia sl dem lrll-
ized a state. Tl tue Chinese uaI never Been
pcrnitted M lani ou the Pacific coast tatr
proportion W women from tae E4sJgru States