Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04

Some time since the literary world was
smussd BY an able brochure which APP
psared In England under the title of tho
Battle OF Dorking. In that was pre-
figured the vast and growing naval and
military power Of the German Empire
and the invasion and conquest by that
power Of the British Isles. The object
OF The tale was to show that the warlike
preparations Of the British Government
we're not at all adequate for the protec-
ton Of the island. Here on this coast,
at the present day, Il might not be out Of
place for some author Of ability to por-
tray the possible invasion OF the Pacific
Slope BY the Chinese. who. in resistless
numbers, may effect Judgment and defy
oil efforts to remove them. Il 10 true
that the battle between the contending
caucasians and mongols may be moral
and social rather than physical belliger.
sncy, ~ th~s>.-slts arc likely to prove
~ re- lsrkah.. 49,. sue victorty rs signal
- II Il had been achieved by force Of
arms. Judging from the legislation Of
the last few years II would seem as if
the aim and object Of Congress had been
to expose their countrymen to assaults
Of this character and il possible render
them incapable Of resistance. Whether
that Was their object or not. their action
has had that effect. At this day. the
stolid serfs of heathendom are swarming
from their styes in Asia, pushing from
their places the white laborer and worker
and also demanding 10 be placed on a
political equality with all American citi-
xens. That demand will be diiIicult to
resist under the laws as they now stand.
That 10 another legacy bequea.hed by
the enlightened legislation Of Congress-
Sometime since. II was proposed to col
late In convenient form the existing
laws Of the United States and CON-
mittes was appointed for that purpose.
How those men did their work may be
judged, when without leave or authority,
they altered purposely number Of laws,
made legion Of mistakes In Others and
then reported the work correctly done
However leaving that and turning &c
John Chinsmap, We lind that q repre-
sentative specimen of the breed, ont
Hong Chung, 10 . bland and child-liks
manner, says that he and his country
men. many Of them al any rate. nov
resident on this coast. intend to becom,
citizens. II they can and do there viii
to an American Battle OF Dorking TO b,
fought at the polls. IL not by physica
force. II that must be done would j
not b we'll to take time by the forelocl
and make Il an issue to be determine,
next November? Why should not tn
American working man and workinl
woman be protected as we'll as iron an
cotton manufacturers? The worker
havs the power. They can elect whor
they please no,o. In few years tens Q
Thousands OF Chinese slave votes, bough
and paid for IS per order BY great cor
porationa and capitalists, will deliver til
American worker, bound hand and foot
prey to the ruthless taskmaster. aggre
gated capital. That will be their Battl
Of Dorking. Had they better not us
the opportunity while 1t offers and no
send single man to Congress, unles
pledged by vow be dare not break, I
protect his fellow countrymen agaius
this merciless. degrading, soul and bod
destroying Chinese invasion.