The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01

necessities Of labor and by the wealth
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rights ~ a,s ys can 8m., I'll the
measures. make common cause AGAINST this
the Of laws ~. will
citizen and liz family against servs labor from foreign
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions
Senators and N Congress to the President
States, and signed behalf Of the working OF this
X: and y ~ The ne sn s y Of
New York; Union anu Ar''''s' union Oh the Guy Oh
The chairman then introduced
MAYOR HALL,
who was received with loud cheering ana said
Fellow Ctizens--It AFFORDS great pleasure to
meet with you for the purpose Of doing that wn Oh
my friend the carpenter IS doing on my lefr-driving
question This hi9weysr is not question
seea one soo'lS tax ass about .asgassr3
l shall detain you but few moments. Your
President, Mr.: Nelson W.. Young, who is tighter in
ne csu Ss 2, Oery may oe cerany Saa 70 De
victories He very kindly introduced me to you as
the CHIEF Magistrate OF this city, ! feel that the
individual VINO has acquired that title should very
properly, be here tonight, AZ
THE OBJECT OF THIS MEETING
is certainly sympathized with by four hfths Of his
constituency. lCheers.) am not here as a pollli-
clan, or. as some OF my illnatured friends-ior
are often more Uninsured .sa ss
for any Interior purpose. Every man, whether by
his own choice or BY acciden. placed in a
show & hand, and not hold his tongue t6hee 81
The state Of Massac husetts was the first State or
rather the first colony, to introduce In America the
black slave from Africa 1t seems that that State is
now
FIRST IN THE UNITED STATES
to try to Introduce another kind tawny slaves to
labor. daughter and applause.) From the extra
ordinary and sudden Introduction Of that kind OF
slave labor-for 1t IL nothing else-nt0 one OF the
towns OF Massachusetts, may be found the germ OF
this movement. 1t is a very important movement,
and yet very dinicult one for puollcst
held In the city Of Boston, or IN that
vicinity few evenings since, 1t was very well said
that the American people would not and o. ght not
to object to any kind OF voluntary emigration into
this free country. That, general proposition no
be glad that he who mad fallen a victim to any
despotlAm should come to this land to better hi for
one would have any objection to II. There
NEVER WAS ANY OPPOSITION
to gentleman from Africa coming here to better
his position If ne wanted to. The objection was to
patriots and money spesga0rs going to the coast Of
Africa and bringing men mere to overcome labor.
The recent demonstration assnmes tlis fact. Men
IN religion, are, Ike the slaves OF the
South, brought over to compete with white labor.
are going to tolerate a new kind OF importation, of
class and a system by which labor VIII be cheap
ened and Its relations be DISTURBED, then win
the people OF the United states be substi
tutng one kind of slavery for another, aud
WORSE KIND IF SLAVERY
brought into competition with free labor by the
North instead OF the South. (Chee 81 TINS trouble
began SOM. years ago. wnen the Unted States gov
aas WIN ie Ss ,ss
statesmen OF that year, when they made that
treaty, to have seen Just what has occurre,
provided against such a contingency Mr. Sampson
OF Massacnusetts-tne gentleman with q strong
back on the treaty Of That year, and pointing to NJ
say, "We had perfect right to bring Cinnamon
and just as freely as Americans can go INTO Cnlna.v
THE DUTY OF THOSE STATESMEN.
seeing that Americans go to China voluntarily so,
tKewise, men may be brought into this country vol
unfairly, and not he brought, as they have been
brought into Havana and Into Southern states aud
other parts OF the world b. wicked combination Of
capitalists. lCheers.l They should have guarded
against such contingency as this; They dit not
other parts Of ths country % protest aG asansa
the system, which has Deen at least
wlnked at BY the United States government.
We are importing here system Of labor VIII CHI
has been well described by your Press.
dent as making the capitalist richer by making his
one Kind OF labor for another for 1t is not po sibie
for you to enter into successful competition with
this peculiar Save labor which has just been intro
daughter and cheersJ It was very wei
stated by an editorial writer, by your friend
ate and excelentiy written artlcle In one or the
morning papers. This has become
against rcss A cS Ss ao4 sna hf auxh..r n.
shows logically ana conclusively, and conclnsiveiy
because t,e It was logical by reason OF eonsldera;
industry, growing out OF religion. growing
out OF morality, and In urging these con:
he prays not for the protection Of Americans but for
the United States government 70 regulate this kind
OF slave labor emlgratlOn Both democratic and re-
publican parties have always Thought it right for the
American people to regulate emigration. It has
never come before the American people in such tech
meal and strait lgat as u ID Low necessary TO read
this question by. we are bound to believe that the
FUTURE COURSE OF THE UNITED STATES
The voice Of the people was tonight the repressna
ton or al portion Of It that was stormy II was
it,, sssr% vcs g a0or
capitalists, which was as tine sounding OF the.
whirlwind against the summer breeze. am not
Tne remedy lies in the hands of those who had the
power m Washington. me representatives OF this
soul SOU in TINS endcavor, ana If they cam
succeed it viii be ~ company OF men.
every state VIII tins slave emigration arec, your
industry and your fortune. We are. therefore,
PROTEST. AGAINST THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
silently submitting to this importation Of tawny
slaves and being allowed TO 90 on without some
labor Of the North. The reservoir Of these chi
60 on unseguated, gay, 4 you please one third q
reservoir and placed IN these states. Then would
come 70 this country that evil that has come to Eng1
nd-capital-aowed 70 control ana dictate to1
labor, instead Of labor making Its own terms With
capital. tCneers) Tnis regulation OF elnigration
Is no new thing. IN San Francisco II was.
endeavofed TO regulate 1t Dy quarantine arrange
ment. 1t must De recoliected that this is
NOT CUES ZION ALONE OF CHEAP LABOR;
1t Is question Of the morality OF the social
life of the United states 1t is race
brought into contact with us by forced means>
and not by natural means, and it is that
principle we are to contend aganst-Io demonstrate
against. am not here TO otter any suggestions.
There are those who are before me VINO are able TO
reason about these matters much better than am.
We are fully satisfied that you will be heard and
that II the new movement is met firmly calmly and
temporarily what you desire will be gained and the
evils you dread vanish from this Tree and happy
land loud cheers.)
MIR. ALEXANDER TRoUP
said that the Workingmcn OF New York had met In