The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-09

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*" i strong for diSeSimiaa6ion. but he
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was any the len hideous becanae American
citizens were Il the bottom az IT. answer.
yes: Acoordinsto American Iaw tnat ne nss
the wossts Americas Law does % estsem
tnem. ana hence foreigner are more eAco-
Towards the close OF .x's' article he
mounts his stills again. and y would look -
II he had somespecial cuisines. 70 settle
With Johnny Bull; give y 70 hiln. * J" only
onps ssS you night h1
little. Being mounted on his stills he comes
IN carrying nye million controianle votos.
sens ii. and
| am noe the only one. fof have A.: heard soms me
| Of the simon pure say thai they could mot
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apprehsnsion, for their safety. for that Y too
large z cargo for them TO carry ln n. s1cn . !, e
display better sesmanship In the future
than In the past they will Be sure 70 swamp
Grad an they
Alas! Now. once for al, let me tell you,
your discrimination policy wont win, and
you nave any thougnts q revivlng the
I'M behind tho age. I must confess that
*" has been very unfortunate In his expe-
rssnee With With. s.ons.cuttem; rom ron. :, wns tn he
like The Spanish bssear: When me man q:
fsred him aims: he opened his POCKET and
cisss, generally understand their buainsas,
o.ss very little sSsns aanEy Sos:s: Win
tache. Oh. yes. theas engineers-"X" says
he mover saw Foreigners on an ocean st1am-
Or. He has probably one OF the Dest reasons
for saying 90. He almost said that none 81
them were railroad engineers; bot y would
seam that he Thought that would ne to0 Pig
ssr ior such little mule and aneliiSs ssr y BY
chines after they came here. wonder II
Mr.. stephenson came over to ret hrosher
e teach him hSS e run t n en- r.
. asks II ever knew one! II would have been
about ~ sensible question 20 have asked Y
knew whether the sun shSns y Gay and
ton. He says his experience 10 very limited,
| which was most unnecea!aly 1ussfuctfon "a
his readers. am almost ledto believs that
Z ths . co4d that Soana him . Is mother
apron string has been very recently severed
self defence and trying to protect TIE IN
has compelled TO run my scribbls beyond
the limits had set, 90 shall only mention
] . few points oat Of the many that might be
best Of our mechanics, and IN American. II
he ever knew . master machinist that va.
foreisnsr Hs . e yes lots q then: tn ,n
and that they could not get along without
him. The Last time was at Bnford's foun.
dry and machine shop Soreiener Was :. .ols
Le Clair foundry and machine shop. Daven.
port, II he ever had foreigner that Was .
| master machinist knew one that wa
foreman In one OF the largest works In New
. York for building and repairing ocean
steamer; sometimes he had - high ~ thres
hundred men at once under MIN, and In sucf
| caees his wages was thirty dollars per day
There 10 . citizen OF this comfy zone OF those
lousy foreigners, tool who has been master
| machtnist Tor several OF the largest railroad
. cOmpantes In the West; who Wa the mrs
. nan on this side Of the Atlantic that built
!. locomotive that could outrun the importet
n ones: who has made several very importan
improvements In running engines ON OuI
| Western roads: and who was employed fo
|, some time during the war by the govern
| mont 70 oversee their WORKS Ct Waahlngton
J might 10 ON and add cases without number
but The Qu1oston II 70 prsp0sterOus that THU
! may sufaOe.
And now mean TO give you o few proofs
. q YOU complainsd thai gave NO proof
nov. sir. facfs and figures rightly placed or,
chiefs that Wilma ding" aud . have NJ
| power 70 call for persons and papers, shall
have TO content myself with things at home
to prove my position, and IL 10 this, that
imtnigrants g class are industrious, peacea
bly, disposed and willing 10 obey the laws
and that they contribute lesUsly to tn
wealth OF the country. will now give
feW facta that know about the township Il
| which live. and take IL for granted fha
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