The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-01

Adams, Mass hss imported no Chinese into hss shoe
msnufsctory, and pays them tss . month, where the
white men were getting tf3 and ef5 week. These
Cinnamon hsve no intention o.
Bxcoxise eirizEys
bu. come here TO earn money. which uey ssxs ~
We will see that our American citsens arr pro,ees4s
agsinst these men. We are. Amssiosn etissna. Yet
% Ss. ~ T r ParSs .V of ,Ss s'n Iron xssiSsts uSlss
said they had met TO ls, .D csns.sss s,,ew
these Chinese ere being imported vholssss, saf 60
coLahrss y slns sil~,ii = :
to IT, and is absorbed In railroad schemes and bsnk-
ing afairs They pay no attention TO the in.erpsts
to posssns oe money % ana gaining ' posions % We s
nghting for the support OF our famiics-our wivcs
The Hon. A. uennessey remarked .hst the work.
ingmen must have their rights, and II they are not
protected By those in power they will come from
their workshops and demand them ysa, snd back
vIoLrScs ~ NECESSARY.
~ have not here" said he, ITO ssitste zoe 10
violence gu. the time h,. come when ak be they
must organize into one body and oppose these pix-
Mr. Enness Of The Piasterers Association. said tha,
Senator Caseeriy remarked In the Senate tlnt it
would have been better for the country that the
eonstfuclion The Chinese Coolies had NJ no, = been
bIonsht here: He urged upon the woskingmen the
heesssy OF orgsnnsnon, that wopid be ior their
said that I'VE don't object 70 the Chipese u they
compete with Us as other nntionalites have done"
parts Of the United States for the purpose Of i'm
porting Chinese 10 our midst.
maeniaeent temple erected for tho wvrship Of the
Christnns God at the other end, " the Chinese OBJ
I'Sgsn Temple for the worship OF Buhddee and Goa
One year ago treaty was made between the
that tho privileges should be extended TO the Chi.
nsss as to European immigrants. This is no. right"
rear the tree OF liberty In free Amercs which has
been watered and cultivated by the hands OF Euro
Chinese srseos ,s cssrs sssGS esS sso1. Mos
Nj bnnis further stated that the Chinese question
came came 1p In the Mas,achu.st,s Legislature, and the
Republicans, In favor Of their equal rights before
tse law and the Democrats against those privileges
being Iiyen them.
spoke, rsters,ins the views advanced by the pre-
vious speakers. Mr.. Purcell. ot the Psinters Asso-
hand and see the evidences OF their labor Labor is
ne true wealth OF the country and YET how Is the
lsboTing man appreciated! Some there are OF you
who tomorrow may not have the means OF getting
AisI. Troop spok. o. Sampson and the Chinese
question, and stated that the press quite larse
number nad taken hts side OF the question: hc hoped
that they would print an incident which took psce
son, in an alteration with prominent member OF
the Crispiu Association pointed pistol at him, and
would have shot him Il the pistol had not been
struck up The Crisp.n did not prosecute, because
Trey We're member, o. the sane churcn. He told
the people he was sick OF Republicans and Demo
crate. They must have party OF their own.
TnB GERMAN STAND.
About 1900 persons assembled around the Ger.
man stand. Mr.. August kamprad presided. The
nrt speaker was Or. Dousi, editor Of the Ar0eitsr
TT'0H, who ssd thut he had no hatred toward the
Chinainan. He had the same right as ourselves to
.misratc to This country: but there arc
nent and this Importation OF cooiie ia.
Dor Is an insult to the workinGmen: Capital
few snd @ SDR they % do not @ ss, their rsn then down
Win capital Who made this country what i Is,
be be- t.ksd; The woIkinsmeg; Who built tho cities
Therefore the white iaboring man should receive
due eensIderntion. The Chinamen do no, come
In China. They imported like slaves. and are
lrousht into competition NTH the intelligent white
ubt ring men OF this country. Twenty yesrs ago
California and Oregon commenced to import them;
bu, now capital brings them to the already over.
crowded East. oIly 10 insult white lsbor.rr The
Doctor lad bu, Pity toward tfe Cinnamon who,
after beiug held thousands Ot years as
SLAVES AT HONE,
new brought iLto competition with American
mcchnncs. Fellow citizens. II IL not fair play
East India with their C0O,COO 90 Of people. who
are nearly starving, ignorant and superstitous,
In the name Of Llsotly. cannot this be prevented
ton sLall whiia workinSnan labor
or lfy cents or one dollar day; certainly he eau
not t,cOme rich. This country was hult 10y our
toll and our blood labor done it; capital could not
but capital has played its part well, for il controls
nov, white and black labor can 60 for We
cen :. get AL we want OF yellow labor.
in Cooie labor; lave We 10 rirht., then or hs.
capital all the rights I shall We keep still Can
wGrsnImGn , S 60 Sisk to EgnPf Nc s' country
something higher and better, We must think and
act for ourselves. Capital asks too much, which
consequently alwals produces quarrels.
Trust no enc, nor any party. The Republican
pafty says Te wan. mere workinsmen Tie CHEAP
by Introducing he Coohe labor, 10 spite Of the pro.
test Of the St. Crispns, who petioned the Legisld
trre ugainst The Importation OF the Coolia hbor but
and Oregon have done everything to prevent the
imror;ation. He wants them to send tonight tc
Congress strong and earbest protest oSdilst tie
further allowance Of his wrong; and IL they will
not heed us, take the right In our own hands. TIE
Democratic marty wants cheap productions, ard
cheap production meats cneap labor impo,t
labor from Europe: willie We have row an over.
production of cheap labor. ChpaD labor mean
capital, which now rules. lie concluded by show.
lug that II capital ie tue country II would not sut
er near so much as II labor had left 1t. lGreat ap-
Iumrich. of the Independent Joiner.. was the
nczt speaker. lie said that the object of tis as.
'emblage was well told By the preceding speaker.
and they should loudly tonight prUies, against this
Insult TO the Intelligent white ~orKingncn; to pr.
;c3. against the importation OF anJ clsss, by coz
irar's made III foreign lands, and brought here
into competition Niih US. Now lie the time
u take up the contest with capital. l..
Dor has produced all We see around Us,
but eapits has nothing. You must pay exorbItant
rents, psy taxes, &c. carql calculates for tire IN.
ture, sni makes attempts for Capitalization or u,
go~ets. II you labor fOr ga month, which nc
Chinsssa acts, and have 10 pay ssD rata, how
you gong to liye' You must catch rents in the
night to help yourself In England there
ia50oo Psapers, ont OF which there 900
strohg. lsboTing men, the question was brcaehCd
that they should bo assisted to cmigr.te to the
United states but capital refused. aud said we will
keep them in reserve when u strike occurs. which
will bo TO our benefit. In conclusion he cIhortcd
the vorkingmen to st7nd together even II it comes
10 the worst.
speeches were also made by G. Carl and Conrad
Kuhn, and the meeting closed with cheers.
Tie following resolutions wers adopted:
BAeieds The agricultural and national prosperity OF
country dopendA upon the following conditions the
freedom Of ia ctIens their Intellectual condition and
lEcT productive labor, y prOper appreciation OF the
r,ninrt' IN lfe and disposition 10 secure portion
- lie saMc; aud
EA,rat An, attempt made by monopoly or capital
70 l9wcr the c2ldtilon of maaSGd IN the social scale.
Y yn.lTlths him ol iair proportion aad equitable
o ls p'odqct Of hiH labor, cngcnders In the mind
w w. SS,HnAh hs natural spFlt OF enmity 10 those
NHo ~ NM diminishing and then destroying his limit
~ .etns tH, 81 sIppott compelling him 10 renqni'h