Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

J PRODUCTION Of tbs class o. people,
W. are now suffering the most
odious and CALLING Of indignities
and oppression through the pres
ence Of one inferior race, whom
corrupt demagOgues mould to
suit their peculiar purposes, and
our hope is TO free our loved land
from such influences, and for this
reason We desire the presence of
none save the pure Caucasian.
We have territory and resources
ample to enrich q vast number of
new comers, but We want none
whose interests are not identical.
We care not from whence they
come, II they be only white, and
not Of that most atrocious of all
calliags, the chronic Office seeker,
of which the Yankee carpet Dagger
is such a fair type. From the
presence of the latter class, there
is no hardship to which the PEG,
pie Of the South should not be
willing to be subjected, to be
freed. Anybody is preferable Il
a man o. this persuasion. Mex
to him as "a political evil, We feel,
are races Of an inferior, mental and
moral type to the white man. III
this, we class the Chinaman. But
since there are people who con.
suit their temporary personal i'll.
terest over that of posterity and
the country, and who earnestly Ia.
Dor to bring in these lower clas-
ses Of humanity, we are willing to
give them the benefit OF such in
formation as we possess upon the
subject,
VIZ are in receipt of a letter
from a prominent gentleman in
san Francisco, California, from
which We extract the following:
Tie writer Of the letter says :
There is a great desire
among the Chinese working
people of San Francisco, to
know IL there is demand for any
considerable number Of their
countyymen in the South. II so,
what prices they caa get per
month, and If the persons who
want them will odvance the money
TO pay their fare. One hundred
and fifty left a few days ago for
South Side plantation, opposite
New Orleans, who were to receive
fifteen dollars per month, aud
everything found, for three years,
and passage back to California at
the expiration Of their contract. If
there is q demand for q number at
about the same price, there will be
many found ready to 60 at short
notice. / can furnish ten thousand
or more before the first day Of Sep
ember As laborers, they are
equal to any people. They are
industrious, frugal, sober, and
easy to manage. Require no driv.
ing, only to be told what to do,
aud perhaps at first shown how to
do it, and afterwards they will dc
as instructed. There is no doubt
they will lie the best OF hands fol
the work you have to be done
Indeed they are used here for every
kind of work, mining, railroading
farming, ditching, DC, and are {
success. But business is dull
here, and they hear that the Soutl
can give them constant employ
ment, and they desire to go there
They are not coolies, but frecmen
who will contract oftheir own fire.,
will, and will live up to their par
of the contract. l have been act
ing as agent for them for years
and have them all along the coas
from British Columbia, in the Goa
mines, in the vineyards Of South
ern California, in the swamp land.
around the bay, in the woolel
mills, aud OF ranches, and | rarely
have cause for u word of complaint
They want to work, hut they mas
be sure Of theirpay every month
Here are the representations o
q man who has for years been in.
teresled in this business. To sucL
as desire to secure Chinese labor
We suggest correspondence Will
him. But we feel it to be our duty
to warn the people of the Soutl
against the introduction of oil