The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-11

Chinese are so unlike us in cvsrythin
that they cannot come unless they al
sorb or drive us out, or we become
hybrid race. They number five bur
dred millions, and they viii come
immense numbers and overwhelm III
But
THE POLITICAL QUESTION is THE GREA
ONE.
One hundred thousand Chinese i'm
migrants have come here in twcnt
years. There ere to day 1900 Q
them among US, $4,000 Of which ar
males, who would be voters If they La,
the right of suffrage, We have op
posed them with hostile legislation, au,
in various ways shown our opposition
to their coming, yet they still continue
to increase among lis. Cease this op
position, sub3idize the steamship In,
that brings them, and encourage thci
corning, and they will pour in upon IL
like the locusts Of Egypt. This is NJ
idle fear. Strike down the barriers
and bring them here in competition
and they will drive every white labore'
from the country Look at the womci
in China. IN infancy they are dc
stroyed if too numerous in the family
AS they grow up they are sold iuto sIa.
very and live 4 degraded life. Go
through the lanes of this city where
they are congregatcd, if YOU dare, and
zee Their degradation and inlamy, We
want no such creatures here to poison
society. was right the other night
when said If there was no legal way
% prevent their being brought here to
i'll our hospitals and to communicate
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which was not very na.,crinr to them.
Ie rca IL Il, he said, to show their soc.a'
irr, He en- proce, ded to say: I'm
Ter the inevitable striking out Of the
word "whitc" from the naturalization
aws-and he believed it was inevitable.
or the Republican leaders were going
O do It'll can not see whv thc China,
men NAV not vote aud strike Gown cur
vstem of government, and Our SYSTEM
f civilization end society, end intro
uce their own. ! can sec no reason
Inv Monrul aud Tartars mioht not sit
1 the Presidents chair, an in tue halls
f LEGISLATION, and make laws for US.
he industria! question is an important
nc in considering this subject. We
O not want cheap labor, we want
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N, Government ovor aour;shod mn.
er cheap labor.
Every country paying high prices |
Or labor is prosperous.
For us to say we want immigration,
nd form immigration societies asking
,uropcans to come here, and tell them
&c pay high prices for labor, and bid |
hem leave their homes aud come to
he Great Republic where there are
ones and farms for them all; at the
anne time we are giving subsidies to |
teamship lines to bring men here who
'ork for ten cents q day; that is not
he way to induce the white race to
one and make their homes among us.
you want cheap labor, give increased
lhsidies to the steam lines, ana scnd
, Asia for it. The much talked Of
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