St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-25
The Aggressive Chinaman.


lie has come to stay. There can no
longer he any possibility of doubt as to
his intentions. Nh Sin is permanent.
Those CaliiurmiamS who have always
been opposed to him, and who have
di>dainlully held him up to the gaze
of the citizens of the republic
Is Il shallow pagan whose hold up
rn our consideration WAS only tempo
raIN. al" beginning to despair. The
yellow son of the Celestial Empire is
getting Il firm hold on civilization: he
begins to feel the independence of his
position: he no longer crimgeS. Even
the little Chinese boys in the cities ON
our Pacific coast look mute defiance at
the white h"rdcs who stone them and
duck them i'll horse ponds. They re
allie that such persecution must soon
end. Their parents invoke their thou
sands of dcilicS with renewed energy,
and steal the wall paper from their en-
ploycr'> houses to burn ;I> Il thank of
tcring before the alters i'll the joss
houses John j. luhilant at the thought
of the good time coming. lie even
hints that he may soon want To vote.
Cinnamon were permitted to east their
ballots in Il recent election in British
Columbia. after having been duly nat
ur.lliIrd and registered. and they will
shortly demand the same privileges rv-
cry where in the new f.ldurad". " hat .
SANS the anti-C hinc>r element. through
the medium of IN "old subscriber to
The san Francisco Morning Call" is Il
ChindmdH eligible To hrc"me Il voter
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in tL,. shame of .i\-ch.,ub,l,I revolt
ycr>. which were used. TY SHIN. an
.lurd member of the Yum" We tlatcrn-
itN. WIS shot through the body bN an
infatuated sam lup. who fought with
Il desperation and tact worthy ol the
most highly civilized "NIclicam man.
The local ntrcr>, in mentioning this
uccuII,nrc which the innocent East
cInrr. accustomed T." hclirvc the China
man 4 harmless ard much abused crr;,-
tuir. might perhaps think exceptional
merely remark that the ''>iInotilI"
WAS poor: Bul other journals. which
have recently given considerable attcn-
lion /" the character of the Chinese
Population on our Pacific coast. pre-
sent Il long list of the Violent and
bloody deeds of " hich John" has been
guilty. The mcrk-cycd Crlc>tial> rv-
identity go we'll armed. and are ready
for Il ti"hr on small pr"v"cati"m.
The ChIaman has not been content