The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Senate On Saturday during the debaAe - the
naturalization bill, when NJ. 6aaner moved
to strike ont the word ''vhiae'' wheFesef Il |
occurs in the natmEaGzaaiua laws he Pa
ci6c coat men we're all On their lees n oace,
"A Iad he NaHnehnsslls SsaaAs thssuoei
bomhshell sm6ng his colleagues be cuuh not
ksvcl cseses1 greuees cuslseesnkelUA. 1fo&I
nm, Wihson and Osher psoaineM lesden 81
the Reyablican pasty wers % Sumnef's
hack in m instant, in addition 10 Stewart,
Nye and williams. Summer himself sseasea
. good DIAL surprised 1t The row he had
rsised, bat he paanasd himself squsfely OIL
de Declaratica Il independents sad chained
fcr John Chinnman an Int be ever Gun
tended lbr On behalf Of Sambc. The China
man + evideatly the coming hubby u the
extreme radical wing Of the kepubaic.n
party, and a. uIssal Sumner viii lead de- 3D.
vance guard. II Is MT likely dat Old fash
toned Democrats like Willisms, Morton and
Stewart will f,llcw him. Even hs col
league, Henry Wilson, an original stOli-
tiOniA, Cannoi swallow the Chinaman- II is
too late in the session nov for general de-
hate On this subject, and rs introduction Is
likely to defeat the Naturalization bill, but
look Out for It at the next session. -
Especial to 81. Louis Republican. wednesday.l
The opponents Of Chinese labor are not aai-
;s6ed vis6 the action Of The Senate Yesterday
In deriving that race of the benefit Of nat1-
ralizafin. isn desire that (.nrerrss shsll 90
f,rther and uas; , hin IN rroSih;t cuaer.c,s
for service or Lhor. An eiIcrt m The latter
direction will be made in the Hmse durint
the presept week. and bp&h parties seem in
clined to legislation to that end. The debate
in the Senate Yesterday On this question
tended to indicate representations made in
certain qrartens that Chinese kborers were
afnut Ia food the country.
tn. xIlx;,, r,,rr, If the ,,el.He in IN.
NJ, -
"e'E''e ""' ~. :. 'e w.,
The naturalization NIL was taken uP. Nj;
summers an'endn'ent Striking the wcsd
white from the naturalization laws having
been adoiHesi' the 4"estcn was o" "liiham.
amendment !" exciude the Chinese irom itS
benchfs.
Mr. Stewart continued his remark: against
putting the Chinese ucm an equal tnutlnS
WIN %hef Foreigners. WINE ne ~"sd Pfo,
tec the oninese IN the'r 1gets, ne "oom
never SANCTION the 'ntroi"ction o. .Nasm OF
Save 'arr IN comPetnion WIN whne nna
he wouid MOI inte!Sere win voluntary Chi-
nese Immigration, nut would never aGfce 10
invest WIN loifticai power imported eoo-
hes-siase, nro''e" mere nnoef "n'r9d.
MI. Ionki'ng Appealed 10 Nj: sumner 70
w""draw the amenonent' ~hich "oo'd
JeOl@raIle the wn"e Oil ..
Mr.. lNmouii said the policy oi inc ne
PhohGah parry having psen !" make ne
men, ne eon'a IN" unaeraani NO. 'na'
parry c"" re"'Se adniss'o1 10 tne Nnmse".
MI. sumner read rom the New le,s"-
ment reiauVe 70 f'ef GehsinS ms maNef,
anu remarHeh 'hat a hepunican senator,
meaning STEWART nad !hnce denied the
Pfihcip'es o, tne A~c,a'~sn on
ence, ana IKE Iete!' ne mSht "eeP ''"ef'y.
| MI. stewart PPaisa tnat 'he cn'rke o'
aPstacy aPPiied with m9ch greater Sof'c
to the senator from MASSACHUSETTS, ~
nc had read from the ChriSiahs h'cse In
| support Ut ms proposition 10 commit our
institutions to the control Of fa&2m' Inv
enemies oil CnriaianHs, wfo w"id nov "
bound ~ christian oni,gation or oatn;
| Mr.. Williams conte!.ied that the i'ec!ara-
ton oi independence dsd not mean hea'hen.
or Cannsheis. u ehey were To bc allowed
elWaI political r,gnes unoef our iaws, the
Interpretation Of that instrument would ~
foolish and absurd. Its authors had &C.
clared all men created equal, bat they also
declared II was the right and the d.ny al
nation 20 to organize ITS powers of govern
ment AZ to secure the things mort likely TO
effect ITS safety and happiness.
| Mr.. Williams then made a Lengthy arEn-
ment against giving Ch'nese the br''eha d
II ~ nnnU@ a.