Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-05

teis against your national AMI religions
| .nsti,r.ions. These, with A.! the evil
they bring. you receive with open arm
and at once give them the right Of sUt
! frsge. and not seldom elect them Il
! Office Why. then. this fearful opposi
ton 10 the immigration Of $4,000 ol
| .J-utn Cinnamon yearly?
In the name OF our country, in ID;
name Of justice and humanity. in the
name # christianity as We understand
it. we protest against such severe and
discriminating enactments against ouI
peop, " lille living in this country under
existing treaties.
Should no; the tone Of this address
have pat t. shame the prosecutors Of
these Ci.Ia,Gan: Eat When ala the
truih. with is sting Of rep:oach, ever
fail tc i2tame to higher pitch the bru-
tai passions and unjust preiudices OF
such q mob as this which is bowling Cor
the blood Of people whose cLiefest Of
Tense IS their industry, thrift and sohri-
ETY.: 1t will strike many an American
born reader that the Chinese put 4 tough
question when they asked ii there might
moi possibly bs as mach danger in the
yearly immigration OF 4ho, OF the
lower classes of Europe as there WAS
in the annual coming to our shores #
26,000 Of their race.
We make no plea Tor Cinnamon be-
cause they are Cinnamon; bat We do
plead for the observance of the pIlucl
PIES Of humanity. And We do no; relish
being put to shame by such sisnifi-
cant reminder as these pagans have
made to the name OF Christianity as
We understand it,. Oh, the sting Of
that mild parenthesis' We do not relish,
we say, being put to shame by such
wanton, cowardiv diabolisrl as these
Chinese companies protest against. In
this connection it is to be observed that
it has remained for Republican-after
all these years OF Democratic froth and
fury for the Chiuaman-.o introduce Is
resolution into Congress abrogating the
Chinese treaty. Mark the following,
which comes under date of Washington,
April ;;
Page, by good management, got his
Chinese resolution through under sJs-
pension of the rules, without attracting
much notice or affording opportunity
for debate or opposition. He had pre-
pared it for last Monday. but could not
then obtain the floor Following is It's
full text:
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged that there are
at the present time i0o, 600 Chinese on the
Pacific Coast. many of whom have been
brought thither under contract for servile
labor, and that their numbers are being
increased, to the great detri-
ment of laborinc men Of that coast and
IN derosatIon of treaty stipUlations eX-
listing between the United States and the
Empire of China; therefore, be il
Reso'red, That the President be and is
hereby requested to open negotiations
with the Chinese Government for the
purpose Of modifying the provisions OF
the treaty between the two countries
and restricting the same to commercial
purposes.
This is no Joint resolution and there
fore does not require any action by the
Senate.
Secretary Bristew is determined not
to be forced into mourning expenses
for carrying on work for which no ap-
have been made, in his
Under date OF Cincin-
natl April ) we have the following:
Ali the gas is shut Oft from the Post
office here tonight, and the only lights