The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

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cninse In N.sssehneeetS heys doD< uFe tosrznl
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hss beca uAdsr pencs-.ise rule atuothirds Of n
| tne--Efto cAre-iek<.
Let rs see how closely the above assertion
TALES with the facts. An immense meeting
Of the workingmen of Boston was held on the
10Th Of June. at which the stronges. condem-
nation Of further Chinese immigration xas
expressed, and a number of resolutions were
adopted. The following is copy of the Las.
\ three resolutions: 'art- sA,.A E-st'
| Reso'rcs. Thai ignore all eiernents. whether In
this meeting or oat which have for their tendency
Sossrs No.; ans chance Tor peS
number q the peoples good and who Is not wiling
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De SaeeAHSefts L>giEdfsr, tte r.frsg s4E- &C.
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Reseees. That the rights Of ~crkinsnen yin gain
no secure fccthcd In Massachusetts, until the work
ingmen repudt.te these une-serying politicians. Who
think retain once At shy price OF dOEbi>doalisS
We have voted for protection 20 American industry at
the suggestion Of rich manufacturers bu. ne no~ hnd
that under the scheme protection capital Is TO sea
the protection. and American labor is 70 De reduced
20 the standard Of rice and rata: and now cut
loose forever from the zIs eAd lyfag karss Aars
HegaaLed NJ srf rITg So -..r = = 7 !
That is the opinion of the men of Massa-
chusetts-of that Massachusetts which the
Chronicle says faithfully :" has always been
Republican State" These workingmen tell
us in those resolutions what Republicsnismi in
Massachusetts actually means. This protest
is wruns from suffering lips, but told with
clearness and precision which make their res
olutions a model, equaled only by the Declar-
alton Of Independence. They tell rs - in
thoughts that breathe and words that burn
what Republicanism In Massachusetts really
is. Opposed to slavery" says the Chroni-
Gle! Opposed to degraded labor ssys the
Chronicle!r Yes, they have shown then OPP
position " By twice refusing to take steps to
check this coolie system in Massachusetts,
while pretending to denounce California for
not doing the same thing, though well aware
that the latter State never had Democratic
Legislature until the impending Constitutional
Amendments nulliied every attempt to exclude
the Chinese. These workingmen Of Massa-
chusetts tell us how the Radical party has
opposed slavery and degraded labor" by
impeaching in ringing tones that dominant
party as deserving 1.-The rebuke and condem-
nation Of every workingman in the State, and
of every man who believes in the dignity of
labor, or 'ac supremacy of liberty over slavery"
This is the voice of white men, slaves to that
system of protective tariff which has bouud
this country in the chains of a pever-ending
taxation, and sought out the humblest and the
poorest in the land as the choicest victims of
the oppression Of the lords of the mandatory.
Rice and Rats! this is the Radical standard
Of American labor,
The workingmen of Massachusetts nre not
the only men who have suffered from double
dealing" The same class of false and living
knaves" that have imposed upon Mass schu-
setts, are now eudeavoring to ''pilter in a
double sense" before the people Of Nevada.
Though the Radicals have had unlimited con-
troll Of all branches Of the General Govern
ment, and Of nearly every State Government
in or out of the Union. for ten years, and by
their Burlngame treaty have placed it beyond
the power of the American people to restrain
the Chinese immigration, they would now shirk
the responsibility. 1t is in vain. California
first taught them lesson which they are now
to learn all over the Union. They have made
their bed; they must lie on it,