The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-06-29
Tie Chinese Dow i East"

bTt'''cli Il Htlicrat SifKG over tho
seventy livo Chinese taken to the Bay
State. MI Of them are ut wolk nov,
and show great aptitude Tor beginners.
but the w.nlr people (CriSpins. male
ana l"male,) are Hercc against the new
comrls. Whcn they iirs, arrived ia
North Adams. some days ago, stones
|, were thrown, and they were huo,2d at
bythe "liber'v" lovers Of that r.(pi,n
New England didn't hesitate 10 inpor,
Africans when >nc first wanted cheap
labor, and so now She nvajls Of Asa,irs
for III" same purpose. They have their
own foreman. receive $23 month, with
lodging and fuel, and beard themselves
in their own fashion, their employer
furnishing two Chinese COOKS. It IS Il
Mr.. Sampson that had The difficulty
with the C,ispm:, and the sane day
that they notified himn Nav that thew
would not work Tor him, he star, e, for
San francisco, ana one month after LANDS
at home with his Chinamrn. A latter
lot tuesday last from North Adams
says:
y party ofsevcnty-ive Chinese .cmi
grants, brought here hy Mr.. Cf'vin ".
sampson, an entcIprlsing shoe manuiac.
turcr, arrived last evening. They ran
he gauntlet ofa mob Of argry white
"CH|pns,' and took no their 1lar,crs
IN lodgings fitted up f,r them. When
III" strangers arrived, Il large crow,l ns.
Semb!cd al the. depot, hooing throwing
slo"rH, and threatening violence, but
the Cinnamon took it very cooily.
The local police showed firm front,
and only one or two slight assaults were
made, the perpetrators Of which were
promptly arrested aud fined The
"Crwpins' are sill IN great excitement.
hnwevcr, and arc holding meeting
to.nlgh, TO consult MS TO measures OF
dcfnce against these chcaplyworNing
; CrlnsLlals.
Tie outside coimoiunIy receive the
cvcnt wih grnnn, pleasure; and Mr..
Sampson is overwhrlme:l with congra-
tnasl"ns as 10 llrs pluck and enterprise
Tie Cinnamon have generally spent the
day in iittlng up ,nec Lu4ks, ana
bathing aud resting after their
jonrlry but some Lave. tried lht;r Hands
,'1in the w"rkshop, and hn9e as'oniShad
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