Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11
The c,,is.s. Question.

W~A1hisuION, Shnuhry lu.-ontbohs w
day. introducing his bill on the subject Of
Chinese immigration. spoke as follows
al should like TO have tho bill referred TO
the Committee on Foreign Relations. aud
wish TO make one remark In reference to
It.. Tho bill was introduced in the House
Of Representatives originally by Mr.. Shell.
10y OF Alabama. II relates to . subject Of
great importance to California and to the
whole Pacific Coast. aud. I believe. In the
future 10 tho whole country. Heretofore
I hayo stated 10 tho Senate reasons for
this opinion. Tho bill which / now In
troducs 10 different with the plan Of relief
from the one / formerly introduced, but
tho Legislature OF California, after thor.
ough investigation into the whole matter
by an able committee. have issued reso-
lutions recommending the passage OF this
bill. and I defer my Judgment to theirs.
I know that they appreciate tho Importance
| Of the subject. and tho absolute necessity
for relief. / believe that either tho
bill which I formerly introduced or
this ono would havo had . ben
sacial effect In restraining tho
undue influx Of Chinese immigration. !
express tho hope that the Committee on
| Foreign Relations will at an early day
take up and consider these bills, and that
We may have q report In order that We
may get the opinion OF tho Senate on .
| question 20 interesting ond vitality impor-
tant 10 nv State. / move reference OF the
| bill 70 tho Committee on Foreign RelA-
uons. u...
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Oh any shiP, 'osso, W eia'' % AZ.
S.'1u. IanAs'a LII ar,ria. chI.
nsmsn or MonvoIisns' shsil DO deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor. and upon convic.
ton thereof. punished by q . OF mot less
nm .nov Nv Monsa,I.~ nr .nh,cc, of tba
Emperor Of China 40 employed, and that
the ship. vessel or craft employing the
same snsii DO responsip,e. anu m' Wy IA
~, n.vm.n thereof Tile bill further
provides that all persons having charge or
control Of any public works or improve
ments Of the United States, or who may
DO prosecuting any such work under =
contract with tho Government. and Who
shall violate any Of the provisions OF this
Act, shall DO deemed guilty Of misdemean.
or. and upon conviction thereof be pun.
ished by fine OF not less than $1,000 and
not exceeding 5000, or imprisonment not
less than six months nor moro than one
year. The bill gives several District
Courts OF the United States Jurisdiction OF
ali cases arising under its provisions.
Luttrell also introduced o bill which pro-
vides that nothing contained In the pro-
visions Of the naturalization laws OF the
United States shall DO 80 construed ~ 70
permit tho naturalization Of Chinese OF
Nsngolians.
womnu.s Rights.
a. A.