Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-25
EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The Anti Chinese Resolutions and
Bill in Congress.
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WASHINGTON, May 70.
The House Committee on Commerce,
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SENTATIVE rage III ao'"o"oy VI 'no ~
rent resolution recently by
him. requesting the President to pro-
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with China, which shall reserve 10
each country the right tn regulate, re-
strict or prevent the Immigration OF
subjects oil one country INTO the other.
The subsequently anthor-
lied Representative Piper TO reporttne
resolution to the Hou> Tor passage,
With an amendment requesting the
President To negotiate for:an additional
article SUBSTANTIALLY as "lhe
United States OF America do hereby
reserve the right TO regulate, restrict
or prevent the Immigration OF chinese
subjects into the United States except
Tor commercial pursuits; ana, recipro-
cally, the Emperor OF emma reserves
the right 10 regulate, restrict or pre-
vent the Immigration oil CITIZENS OF the
United STATES intothe Einpireol emma.
except for commercial pursuits PaSs
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without amendment. allowing Chinese
m,nipralion for commercial pursuits,
but thew believe its adoption ly Con-
gress in this form will accomplish the
desired nurpose. a. it evidently con-
terminates a strictly commercial con
yeption. and thew have no doubt that
Bile Language to be inserted in the ar,i
ton. Senator SAryent on the other
hand mnhaticaIiv EXPRESSES the opin
ion that the passage OF this resolution
would lie a positive obstacle instead of
heIp to the attainment of relief from
the present evils. He believes it would
be construed to cover coolie immigra-
ton TO an extent practically unlimited,
and calls attention to the fast that IL
would certainly prevent the enact
ment of his bill, which provides that
no more than ten chi, ese passengers
shall be admitted on any II vessel.
1t is his purpose to pass this bill and
also his bending resolution for a radi-
cal change in the treaty az 500 as the
senate resumes the consideration oil
Legislative business, now checked by
LAC impeachihe"t 'ria''
Parker, the Mustang Rfier.
NEW YORK, May q.
The Herald says: Parker, the mus
tang rider, we are glad to see, pro.
poses to repeat his attempt to ride 3Oa
miles in 10 hours. His throwing the
blame of his failure mainly on the
rain and heavy rack Is doubtless just,
but we are glad to see that he admits
his mistake I'm attempting to ride suc'i
4 length OF time without proper nour'
ishment.
Cabi"et Meesi"s.
WAsHINGToN, May %.
At a Cabinet session to-day, the du'
ration of which was nearly three
hours, the reply of Fish to the Derby
note was read. 1t is a document ol
great length and thoroughly reiterates
the position already taken by this Gov.
eminent upon the subject of the Win.
slow extradition,
The Cabinet considered to some ex.
tent the situation OF affairs in the
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WAsHISdToN' May 70:
Ex-doorkeeper Fhzhupn, when nc
vacated his ONCE Yesterday, carried
away with him certain re
cords. He also went to M document
room, and, asking to be shown several
index books, showing the numler o.