The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-10-05

next twelve mont1 tes6nting an appallin
Prospect to the la6oring classes that the
VIII yet meet, if driven to desperation, i,
sncn manner ;A|Xill strfke terror to tn
neart 0t every reereaut oface-holder in tn
J. l1nd. ' ." "
IL we have, in the awful massacre Of tn
, French and English at Hong Kong, on th,
| ~"th ana 2Ist OF June, where those barbari
ans ans driiberaiely murdered large number OF
ohristiah missionaries, not even sparing the
women and innocent children of the Sisters Of
snercy-a fdretaste of What they are liable to
uo III II Is country whenever and wherever
tney have sufficient power l will not here
recount the terror of that day, but trust YOU
j" III aii read the account and then sea if Won
oehoiu thing in the .Chnaman. or in the
way they are beingiSatroduced into this.
country, that is invitf Or interesting. We
can see IN 1t everything that is wrong and re-
fr,,l, fo,'ans aiin believe their introduction il
tranght with the greatest danger to ths naacs
anu the good order Of society
They come, IN many ,nstancas in a,or..
"N'.'"'S VI slavery, with none of ifs saf
@hards. Is such population desirable =
say most emphatically, us! 1t is scsrcelr |
enuuraole, and when the bring classes be-.
Siii more luily TO apprecias, the evils being
entaled upon them by the Introduction of,h;ss
AonSolan race, they will take the cass ;n
such manner that no man in our mdst will
nave the courage to own himself in favor of
permitting the landing of these creatures on
tue shores OF America No European GOV.
erh'nent wonld dare permit it for day. Their
l'to 10 would en- masse, and drive their ruler.
VINO permitted it from power ,
We already have laws to prevent tb. 1.nd .
ing of foreign paupers on our soil. Ccn"rass :
eau Win equal propriety passlaws to preyept a
THESE heathens from coming amony no r =
mernbering that nations wealth doss ny, :,
consist wholly in its appraised value in dol. T
and ennteatmsn. enn eafa T"s 'nrgely hanHipsss
introduction of these Chimes. idolators casts "
a groom over every commaity they enter, K
hat will soon be regarded . more revolving RI
than war or pesrilence. Up
A few-y years ago the Germps made all the
cigars in S IN Frapciscn; to-dS not o German a
rolls cigarette; Cinnamon do it all. A few a. a.
Years ago the Caucasian racp made all the ~
matches and slippers in San Francisco; to-day VI
Cinnamon make them all. In the wooden '. "
factories they have almost eutire control u
Americans, Irish and Germansar are being driven
rom the wcOlen factories, the tailor shops
he manufactures of wooden raik, tubs, sash NJ
IL or, blinds, etc. And within a short time \
I permitted to go on, they will drive every tt
Jaucasan mechanic from the Golden State W
amply because men are avariciOus and will tt
lot pay our own race 81 so tO s. 90 per day "a
wen if their wives and children go naked and ia
tarve, so long as they Can hire a Chuaman Is
or one-third or one-sixth of these Eages Aud d.
What is true of California, will sopn be trut SC
# Massachusetts and Maine; fof they have
lready begun to undermine ono of the
,reatest mechanical industries of the old Bay u
state, and l assure you the Massachusetts W
hoemakers will not long rom ain alone: other '"
rades and other industries, not only in Mas ~
achnsetts, but in every State in the Union, "
will soon feel their deathly grip, for the sup ~
'ly Of Cinnamon is inexbaustible. They can ',
pare enough from China to drive every work .
ngman in our land to the poorhousc, and yet ~ ~
lot miss them in the least "a
Gentlemen, is not this enough to cause all "
linking men to pause and look to the result,
md see if the Importation Of these beings .,
H2t ie iYiatsly stoppedf Our =