The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-31
Prom lie Editor
aer... ,se ce,.ss..e,.s.
sAs FnAscr,oo. Nov., 1860.

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terms the Chinsman. "Ihe Historical bsoy OF
the universe. tnihk inc "'" IN" ~ wy
well appreciated oy seeing tnem anu s'uayins
their characteristics. ihey aN "r in'e''o' W
the japanese and aPPrenehd mat no amount
OF educatns' equany di''f'ou'eo' 0An ''"ss
the gull between them anu o'ner r~ce'' a
"baby." John will ever be, rs q representative
oil class, but II must be admiuea 'na' nc
makes patient industrious haruy, im''A'i'e
and pcrsever'ng baby, af'er MI. otner '0re's"-
ers come to or Shores some Of "nom ",e
grated on TO other sock ana 'ne ISSUE - ".
grated and in time the Joint rs 70 h'ce'y "s'o'i
that II Is very diihcui', ana IN '0ne '.s IN
possible, TO tell where inc foreigner te'' on oes
q foreigner and began 70 DC an American, n""''
and to the manor born. But mere arc aes'"'
Of CELEBRITY for different races IN thus acchmA'-
ing themselves to our nationality. IL "Aes
longer for the Irish than the German or rrehcn'
longer for the German than the SCOTCH longer
for the Scotch than the English. IL Will Jake
50 long for some. that II will be cheaper 70 Work
with the stock We have than 70 "Y any eAPs''-
ments. :,
There Is the fable OF the man VINO 30 'o'ea
his cat that he prayed Jupiter 70 ona"se " 'n''
alovelY woman. AL went on s"imm'nsv VI"
I'll one night the lovely woman neAru mouse
nibble which sPohed the rotnan0eo' "e '"'"s'
No amount OF education or missionary iao0r ca"
make healthy piood 'hinner 'nan "A.e', W,
can II place inherent taeuues vi 'rhn' in'''' VI
q skull not ues'snea 'y NATURE 70 ,oe'' ,r
Ana nancy ua' D'ss'' iaa'a"
Digger ihdian just as long ~ u. H'''' ., %a
Ter wha' may " MS 'u''ou"u m
VIII DC oaoy !" IN i'''ui''"o'e p''''' "
time. MOI 'ha' 'ne'e "',' no' vs. - e'e'e nv
exoepuons' anu uiS'''su'sn'' '"e'' WV
rehnenent ana cui'u'e VIII eiVp o.', o"'
tare to think 'hat In none viii 'uon uea' - 'a'
eneacy OF oehs 'ur'eu J." 1"e' .'' u'"
ing characteristic OF wearing 'ne P's", !"
worshipfui ancestral spr's' ~ eia'e i'
the Oldest na''on now III eh''e"'e' '"". .''"
sunpoWder ana docks OF 9Pes' ou' u'' no' !"
vent the use Of either; that with all us phioso.
ply and learning in individual cases, never dia
know and never cared to know the least run.
ments Of surgery. or whether the oiood Pu'sa'eu
from the heel to the trunk, or the trunk 70 the
head, will be very slow TO accept lucas IN con-
trayentiOn to those OF Its own long Established.
But he is wanted here ana his coming snouiu
be encouraged. At present he does not want to
vote; all he asks is q fair chance In the race TO
make dollar, and that ch'Hce he should and
must have. As q laborcr he is one Of the best,
and labor is what we imperatiyely need; he Is
a cheap laborer, and cheap labor is essential to
develop the resources Of this immense country.
Sec how nature provides for her children, at the
appointci time, what becomes necessary for
their use. When wood became difficult to OBJ
tain rich coal fields were opened that were un-
discovered when fuel was plenty on the surface.
Petroleum was not discovered until the whale
fisheries lanyuisbed. Steam was not applied to
locOmotion until thi, country neclei It in OPEN
inc nm its great reserve. and IL would have
been against the natural law of compensation
for the Mccormick reaper to have been invented
in Italy, or the stcam-plow in England. There
labor is drug in the market; but our great
prairics, which were and are necessary to sup
Div millions Of people with food. needed the APP
planes OF machinery where labor could not be
obtained.
labor could not be obtained in sufficient guam
titles to bring out our vast resources. we nave
p'sn'y VI 0'P''"' VN' nv A..
.,g,.;.,, IN no employcd in our well-settlcd
States which absorb il as it comes, leaving il
,,.r, III. that river in the southern part of