Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
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Eprron Nrws: In speaking Of the pas
sags by The Assembly Of the substitute. to
the Anti Chinese resolution. in my last
I stated in effect that the only ma
teriai difference between the original reso-
introduced by Mr.. Stewart. and
the substitute offered by tho COMMITTEES on
Federal Relations. was that the latter was
net couched in quite ~ strong language
a. tho former. On reading over the let
ter In the NEWS I became convinced that
Il WAS my own language that was not
strong enough. and that ID IL liable 70 mis-
construction that 1t DOES not exactly con.
vsy what I intended IL should. i meant
that the difference between the resolution
and the substitute was that In the latter a
good deal Of the high-aying. sPrsad-sagls
buncombs. which appeared In the former.
had bssn dispensed with. In order TO
show that the substitute fully covers the
ground. 30 far a. expressing strsng oppo-
sition 10 Chinese labor and Chinese immi.
grafton IL concerned. I give herewith the
tsxt OF the substitute which was adopted
BY the House:
wHEREAs. Under the provisions Of the
treaty now existing between the United
States and the Chinese Empire, no r~estrie-
tons arc placed upon the subjects Of said
Empire whereby they may become resi-
dsnts Of tho United States |; and
wnrnrAs. There are yearly brought into
the part Of Ban Francisco thousands OF
Chinese, who are from thence scattered
through the country and into the state VI
Nevada ; and
MOST o. sAid Immlgrahn are
osund TOT term o, YEAR.. uhae cohtrae's
made IN China, W iaoor LOT VI
associated cnincss caP''Allst., 'ne,eoy IN
t~redueing in.o our iAnu sys'sui ol scrVile
iAoor obnoxious 70 tss PeoPIs, Ano Gun
tiary 10 tne sPiri' VI austrian ins"'u'
tions anu
MnkhsAs. ny tnelr low OF NV
ny saa na. .a.
Aoieu suc".y SnI Peop.0
" Jul ~ o',s'n n s'PAi'
WHEREAS. Such competition. by throw.
Ing vast lumber OF persons ont OF honest
Wv VI 'a''he'S'
WHynKIs. N.tvith.tsndinr tina, the San.
ate and Congress have each appointed q
to investigate the subject OF the
Chinese evil. and, Notwithstanding both Of
said committees have already visited the
state of Nevada, and Also California. and
taken testimony In regard thereto, novor-
IN 49,. 10 nal. 90 .h,;s,a \. III,
that menacss, and already distrssses a
State, and all the Pacific States ; thsrefors,
BE- Ii
Rsseirsd. BY ~. A..,mbiy. tie Senate con.
eprriay. That our senators and Repressn-
tativs be required. in accordance with their
pledge 10 call upon Congress and the
power for the immediate
Of the Burlingams Treaty. or
the qualification Of said treaty to an extent
that will entirely prevent the influx 10 u
Of the Mongolian hordes.
R,.oi,.J, That His E1csllsncy, the Gov.
ernor be requested 10 forward a copy OF
the foregoing resolutions To our Senators
and Representative In Congress at As early
q DAY as possible.
Mr.. Hammond. Of Humboldt, goes q III.
tie farther even than that concurrent reso.
luton in his opposition 10 Cinnamon. lie
wapts their tails cut Of. Not The tail Of
every Chinsinsn IN shs snss, out Una, o,
-; $500 AL IL. ;n-,roSn..J :. I'm,
with that object In view. As nearly every