Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-25
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The Anti -Chinese Resolutions sad
Hill Ia Congress.

The Anti Chinese Resolutions aad
Hill IA Congress.
WASHINGTON, May %.
The House Committee on Commerce,
to-day, heard an argument by Repre-
sentative Page in a advocacy Of the cur.
rent resolution recently introduced by
him, requesting the President to pro.
pose an additional article to the treaty
with China, which shall reserve to
each country the right tn regulate, RI
strict or prevent the immigration OF
subjects of one country into the other.
The committee subsequently author
lied Representative Piper to report the
resolution to the House for passage,
With an amendment requesting the
President to negotiate for.an additional
article substantially AS follows: "Tne
United States sot America do hereby
reserve he right TO regulate, restrict
or prevent the Immigration of Chinese
subjects into The United States except
Tor commercial pursuits; and, reclpro-
cally, the Emperor of China reserves
the right to regulate, restrict or pre-
vent the Immigration of citizens of the
United States into the Empire of China,
except for commercial pursuits" Page
and Piper say the committee would
consent to report the resolution
without amendment, allowing Chinese
Immigration for commercial pursuits,
but they believe its adoption ty Con.
gress in this form will accomplish the
desired purpose, as it evidently con-
templates a strictly commercial con
vention, and they have 10 doubt that
Secretary Fish will cause unm,staka,
BILE Language to be inserted In The arti.
Gle to guard against all miSconstruc
ton. Senator Sargent on tho other
hand em pha,ically expresses the opin'
ion that the passage of this resolution
would he 4 positive obstacle instead OF
help 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 II fart that IL
would certainly prevent the enact
ment of his bill, which provides that
no more than ten Chi csc passengers
shall be admitted IN any M vessel.
1t is his purpose to pass this bill and
also his pending resolution for a radl-
cal change i'll the treaty AS soon as the
Senate resumes the consideration oi
Legislative business, 10 checked by
the impeachment trial.
Parker, the Mustang hi I
New YORK, May %.
The Herald says" Parker, the mus.
tang rider, we are glad to see pro-
poses to repeat his attempt to ride 300
miles in Is hours. His throwing the
blame of his failure mainly on the
rain and heavy track is doubtless just,
but we are glad to see that he admits
his mistake in attempting to ride such
y length OF time without proper nour.
ishmeut.
Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, May %.
At a Cabinet session to-day, the du.
ration OF which vas nearly three
hours, the reply Of Fish to the Derby
note was read. 1t is a document Oi
greaa 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
Black Hills country. Assurance has
been given that an influential band Of
Sioux is willing to relinquish its do
main there and remove W a raserya-
ton in Indian Territory.
Fitzhugh, the Assinine Ex.DOOr'
keeper.
WASHINGTON, May %.
Ex-doorkeeper FItzhuph, when he
vacated his office yes erday, carried
away with him certain valuable re
cords. He also went to the document
room, and, asking to be shown several
index books, showing the number Of
documents and books drawn by and
still belonging to each member, anG
these being produced, he coolIy took
them, and. placing them under hi,
arm, walked Oft with them, and all Of
forts to get them back have been un
awaiting. Cox, Speaker pro tenn, has
directed b Sergeant-at-A Arms of the
House to take steps to the re-.
cords. Fitzhugh says he has impor'
tant information which will make
some Democrats trem6le and injurt
the party itself if it becomes kLowr
publicly, and he intimxtes that he may
use 1t to get even with those who have
disgraced him.
New jersey PrOnsnnces fer Sew
Parker-BlHine's Strength In
creasi mg-ChRries O'COnOr Vim
dicated-Vanderbilt's Illness
NEW YORK, May "a.
The New Jersey Democrats, in con
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