The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-08

laborers. He thought that railroad
managers desiring Congress to interfere
had some improbable railroads to sell.
Employers to get ON with laborers mast
show a Christian spirit, and an import
ant portion of their duty is to make
laborers interested in their work.
Vanderbilt recently said employees on
his railroad were part of the enter
prise.
CHINESE QUESTION AGAIN.
The evening session was devoted to
discussion of the Chinese question.
Rev. MIR. Fessenden. of Connecticut,
said the subject required much thought
ful consideration, and that to carry out
the recommendations of Mead's paper
would be cruel. He had seen immi-
grants from other countries in as pitia-
BILE condition as Chinese are said to
come, and they were received and had
been cared for and made good citizens.
He would welcome Chinese here. VIM.
Stickney. of Washington, said be went
to Oregon last year and on the way
stopped at San Francisco, and made
some inquiries regarding Chinese. His
information WAS very different from
the paper read. He had heard good
accounts Of them generally. ElIzur
Wright, of Boston, said he could see no
difference between Chinese coming
here to compete with American laborers
and machinlsts than the competition
with which our laborers have been con-
tending heretofore. He thought 1t be.
meath the dignity of native American
laborers to complain against the
Chinese. Garfield Bradford, of Boston,
said we have seen men striking who
were receiving $50 or $40 per month,
yet the Chinese were glad to work for
much less. He thought we should.
take occasion to meet another question
besides that of labor in relation to the
Chinese, 1t Was what would become of
our cities when the Chinese come
to vote and have power in that way.
Lord, of Michigan said that, while not
sympathizlng with the statement in
the Mead paper. he thought there were
points in the Chinese question which
required careful looking to. We can
not boot the Chinese out of the country,
but must consider the matter in all it's
several aspects as presented. Elizur
Wright thought if the Chinese are to be
excluded We should break up threshing
and other labor saving machines. Ham.
llton Hill moved, vote of thanks to
the citizens and authorities of Saratoga
for their hospitality. the Association
then adjourned sine die.
The California Team at Creeamore.
New YORK, Sept. 7.
The practice at Creedmore of the
British and American Rifle Teams to.
day was interrupted by storm. Mem
bers of each team were on the range
and made one or two attempts to prac.
tice, but were obliged to disco ntlnue.
The California team which arrived at
the range yesterday commenced prac-
Using this evening at 200 yards in spite
of the strong wind and rain. They
fired 2O shots each, making out OF a.
possible 100 points the following scores
Lebreton. SO; Wright, 80; Strong, 81;
McComb, 80; Burns. 81; @. Nash, 70;
j. Warren. 70; E. Shook, 70; W. Il.
Brockhoff. rs; E. II. Laid, n; L. Bar
rem. 70; j. f. Robertson, IA; j. w.
Maher. 70; H. Cook, ". The British.
American. New Orleans. California and
all military teams will practice to-mor-
row. The team of the Second Connec-
tiout Regiment. consisting Of l6, ar
rived ut the range to day.
Rioters Sentenced.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept. 7.
The railroad rioters convicted here
last week were sentenced to the county
Jail to-day for from two to eight months
and to pay fines of from 500 to $500.
sesndaious Neglect 20 Recover Bod
les.
New YORK, Sept. z.