New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

does not mix for ca clothng and he does not e1pec
| half a dollar every time he brings pitcher oil
ioo-xater or mails letter. Dus Cah'o, anu",
| ars opposed to them. There Is no douo'
of that had long conversation with Anderson about
the Chinese and have man more violent on
any subject than he was about tho Chinese From MIN
learned much about their economy lie says lhAt SA
Cinnamon can make their meal on 30 eents Inoy oa'
this frugal meal pork rice and tea, and occasiohauy
bread although they little or the latter TWO mcaS
dsy which are ell they eat cost them not more than on
or 10 cents for people, little over 10 cents each
Where "a the American the Iisman, or ths negro VINO
can live 20 chsapyi Tho Chnaman IN CHS cy pays or
his qulrters where he cooks his mslls ana sleeps rom
81 50 to % month. Anderson thinks an average WOMB
he about So month, and that for 30 mohth accom-
mcdaons far better than ordinary could be had for three
| persons Thus for less than s. month Chinnman
NAV live II they teach habits OF economy why
| not allow them TO do It'll '"The great irouDie
said Anderson with tho Cinnamon Is that they are 700
economical six eight Of them occupy quarters ihn'
would he too small for person. They sleep unfer
ground They have fresh air, no ventilason whto
man would die IN their quarters In single Hght haVc
ak and eight Of them to sleep In room not
| sanare without window cxcem q small aperture ieai
ing into even worse place. Their quarters are gcncfy
| underground. They seem to like It. They VIII seop'
cook their rotten fish, smoke opium, and eat IN the same
den one dog" continued Anderson, "f he were decent
dog would die in such place"
WHY TIE CHINESE ARE NOT LIKED.
But why" said l. edo not the city authorities prevent
oyercrowdng why do they not require that each
person within the city limits shall have certain amount
Of spacei"
"Nonsense" said Andersou "there WAS q cubic ord-
nance in the city, bnt OF IL not executs A.
Brigham Young buy the United States Congress 30
can tn Cinnamon buy the CITY OF San Francisco ana rs
government 1 tell You they are pest, blot, u sore
upon the fair body of the Pacific slope They are IKE
rats and you may az well undertake to regula yerinin
bvf In
taken the heeest and fares portion OF San trancro
and peopcd il with thousands where there ought not to De
hundreis-ron Broadway to Pinc-st. embracing Block
ton, Dlppnt, Jackson, Pacific, Commercial Ciay ana
other streets. and now coming TO WdshpEtonst "icn
il the natural thorough OF the city They have be-
come so ngrrtcd IN The city thatI do not believe they
can be- drye ont any than the rats. Cinnamon are
encroaclug everywhere. They have oidr OF money
They bay everything they want and dag DE- d'y 'hey
nre extending their possessions into the he"'t
OF The city Once before have they taken the b portion
OF the city, and with their nitless wealth trey may
where they please. Where ia tho protection :"
"Icannot" answered, sea the terrible cond lion OF
af,irs Won describe The Cinnamon seem 10 h. quiet
p,aceblc people, without progressive or ag 's'e ten
derces."
"Yon know nothing about the question. and cannot IN
derstand Il until you have spent years In stnc!ihS IL
Strangers never understand it, and they go away ~ st!A
pathy with The hcahen You know very well t.ai
white people are starvn; IN the city They como bcre
from the East h0piag 10 go rich They read the h'"'
papers, and think this is land OF gold where fortunes
may be made without work. They come nee AID TO-
cannot e, e nd work to keep ,hcm from starving ANA
vet there are now 10000 sewingnaehnes WORKED by
Cinnamon maknc clothing for Samson ard ff"lit-'t'
N ,rchants and outdoing the LGwell manu'acL.or h
Whit men nre starving the streets Captains. VIII
employ TIE Chnanen because they can WORK Tor S"I'eF
wages. There are 1000 shoeinakers working Tor MR.
chants here and about 5000 clgnrmaheis mai l's
Havana oi.drs which q 70 Chicago ana tie pooph sul
pose the cigars conc from Havana"
How many CHM CSC are there on tins constr
There arc, answered CO" Anderson. tuning NJ his
eyes and looking wise. $4,000 in san Francisco
There arr about 3O0C 800 on the coast from Oregon along
the whole Pacific slope IN this mean to m'udo Cali
fornia Oregon Nevada and Australia. There are l-Co
burroweJ within lot less than 80 yards square III this
city"
Notwithstanding the testimony of all tic people IN san
Francisco vino I am ware know more OF tie subject
than do cannot give IN my adhesion To The Chnlndh
Thc people of the South are against the negro i"1 the
peo L. the East against the Irish IL Is Therefore
no more tan might be expected II the pc PIE VI shh
Francisco against the predominant scr|ins race OF
.hoir se, ion. II had tho power would prescribe
a certain area of cubic feet for each individual
willie aud black, in san francisco, ana would make
penalty 50 hea y that Cinnamon would teinoe nj A.
Anderson SAY that the present condii on or ai' VIII
20 On until some day there VII be bloody Tio between
tho White and Chinese lab0rers. is, sail he, looming
u that else there must be change In the urnEtne
! Tieaty."
Tbs wealth OF California oregon, Colorado, and Ne
vada is in their mines. The nor these ar Ge' oled inc
richer the countly will be. The ChiU1in IN. drcu from
MI. close quarters ia San Francisco, would ny - tie O0t
hills and the mOuntnsl seek employment Ia the MINES.
I T. ere would be no trouble Ia enl0rtihs cHDic
! oriluaLco II the city Officers were ht Tor
/ tlri, places. 1t would be coutempibie
Oh 81 wcafir,s 10 admit that 5000 dreil" CAi-
n,lncn couii set a city OF 10000 iEhabt n;s at dell
ance Tie Cinnamon needed on the palus Gnl III Tie
mu.s There plenty Of gold and liver "a ba dng' iof
tus far a.. mines not half developed II TIE entire
100000 500 OF Cinnamon in Asia were turned 'ooS'
yi.h;n the United states there wodld siiil be room
onouln We ave place Pat place 5a.l1O. and
81 ,,lace for john. Let John come!