Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

able tho Democrats 10 remove all effective
opposition to the Illegal military forces
under the control Of my opponent; third.
II will place al agencies for maintaining
tho present Government In practical pos
session OF the Democrats fourth. II will
lead TO tho quick contamination Of . polit-
ical outrage against which I have felt. and
now feel, u to DO my solemn duty to strug-
gle and protest 20 long - the faintsst hops
Of success can DO seen. Very respect
fully. d. H. CHAMBERLAIN"
Eastern Views ON the Chiness Ques-
NEW YoRK. April s.-Tho World sdito-
rally says: "Tho massacre Of SIX China
men al Chico Is used TO influence public
opinion GU tho Chinese question, just Is
massacrcs Of the South were used 10 sway
public opinion on the reconstruction ques-
ton. Yet IL IL not easy 10 zoe how the kill.
ing Of those SIX men settles the problem
or the wisdom Of continuing the importa-
tion OF coolies. The murder should Be re-
garded simplya - the murder Of white mon,
and punished In the same way. The po-
litical question. a. 10 whether any barriers
should be opposed TO further immigra-
ton Of Cinnamon. has nothing TO do
with the Chico massacre. and should be
decided without reference 10 II. There
is nothing to dread from Chinese i'm.
migration so long as IL 10 voluntary.
II there are men In Asia who acquire
means TO come 70 the New World and
/ 49, -. .~,-taa ..A.twh A.
prompt them 10 emigration they should be
welcomed As cmisrsnts from Europe arc
welcomed. II, however. tho Chinese emf.
grants arc men gathered together by ava
ricious spectators. imported 70 this coun.
try under contract, and set TO work by
their owners In competition with Ameri-
can mechanics. then their coming must
sooner or later bring strife and ruin.
such importation Ii only tho old slave
trade In q new form. and the very virtues
Of the Chinese make II the moro vile. Tho
great point 10 DO settled In this Chinese
question IL tho status OF the immigrants ;
that tho women imported arc virtually
slaves. admits OF littlo doubt; that many OF
the men are not free 10 . matter Of shrowd
suspicion.
Tho Tribune says: "The presence Of
Chinese In California may DO highly dis.
tasteful 10 o largo class, but these foreign.
eu arc entitled TO the full protection OF
tho law. and will receive IL. II tho Stats
cannot protect them tho United States
must, for they arc here In accordance
with treaty stipulations. and must stay
here unless they SEQ 81 10 return 10 their
native land. Truc, there Is every reason
TO believe that In allaying these dinicul.
ties tho good sense, intelligence and
humanity Of tho citizens Of California
will prevail over p~rcjndices and raoo
hatred. Encouraging Chinese imnigrs-
tration Is one thing protecting the Chi
nose already here 10 another"
Chamberiain Yields 0racefaiiy.
CHICAGO. April "a .Jsarnars Washing.
ton special says: Chamberlain has I'M
formed his friends that he will not mako
any further contest over the ~dsvernorshlp
Of South Carolina. Hc will return 10
Columbia tonight. and when tho troops
arc withdrawn. no aud tho other State
officers will retire at tho same time, loav-
Ing Hampton In undlsputed possession.
II Ia idle. ho says, for him TO mako q con-
test after tho troops arc Withdrawn. and
woula 10 wor.s snsn ho,S " sspo s,nh.
Ir,snaS 70 .on nn ~ :, ~ W.r,on III
WHICH nr' .u,,nn ~ a.. Az ~.
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1o.ornor wi,hont ,ha troons. thc oniy
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.a,asr ,na ~, ,Ls eaIor.J RsnnbIic.n.
n,aIa ,ha H.. ,crms nossii,l. viii Iismn.
,na III IL Gov.rrrsnt ia intend.
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y,a' = = ~ *. a,s,a 49, $50, ~.
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,a nnr"r,ss. ~ carrscs M sciIon n The
DECENTRALIZATION in dcliber.ielv brealinv
~ H. I.n,II,can rs,,v in ~ STATE n
I},mn,on .houiJ i..nc a nroclsmation
%saIiin" on No Icci.latnrc 10 sdyi.o them
~ a,,c,J anJ N malc The most adyspts.
soons connromi.c for thems.Ives. with
H. ~ a.,nima ,oa.,h.r n, m. Jr,I I .gisIs.
~. W.s ra.o,,i,ior ~iii Iva conn.
H. s"n.,or p.,torson s.x. th,t IN nj.
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