Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
ANoTuER DEnoCRAr ON THE
CHINESE.

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CHINESE.
II Is unfortunate for our Democratic
friends. who persist in making the Chi
nese question a partisan issue in this
campaign. and assert from the stump
and through the press that the Rspub-
lican party is primarily responsible for
the curse Of coolie labor. that tele.
graphic communication with other parts
o: the Union could not be closed until
after the election. The party leaders in
the East ~evidently have no appreciation
Of tho effect which they are having upon
our local politics, by giving the lie every
day or two to the assertions OF their
brethren on the Pacific coast. Last
week the Washington Pos, the recog.
nized organ OF the National Democratic
party at the Capital OF the nation. APP
peared as the m~outhpiecs Of the Attor-
nsy Of the Six Chinese Companies OF
San Francisco, and printed. with its spe-
cial Endorsement, = mass OF the most
unblushing falsehoods. which can only
be intended 10 mislead the citizens OF
tho Eas, with regard to the all.impor-
tant Chinese issue on this coast. The
effect Of this movement will be seen in
the next Congress. in the shape OF in
creased hostility on the part Of the Dem
ocratic party to any proposition having
for il, object the modification or abro-
cation Of the B~urlingame Treaty.
This morning CONES q fresh INSTALL
msnt Of Democratic lies regarding the
Monaghan element which Is becoming
so dangerous on this coast. This time
1t Is in the shape Of m interview with
DAVID NJ. hey. Postmaster General OF
the United States, who has just returned
to Washington from q visit to San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Key is a member OF a Re
publican Administration. 1t is true. but
he is a dy.d.in-the-wool Democrat. a
mar who Tough. against his country and
In the interests OF slavery. and who was
installed a. a member OF President
Hayes Cabinet in the vain hope OF
''coneiliating' the rebel element Of the
South. OF General Keys Democracy
NO person will entertain a doubt. II is
the pride OF the Democratic party that
in him they have a representative in the
councils Of the Government. lie is one
Of their prominent leaders. the more i'm.
plici,ly trusted because he was a Con.
fedsnto officer in the rebellion, and he
NAV be REGARDED as nj least spreading
,hs .en,imsn,. Of the sou,hern or Chiy.
alrv win, Of hi. marty whenever he opens
his mou,h ON politic,l questions. Now.
wha, does General Key say in regard to
the infux of Chinese barbausm 10 this
eoas,i
n. bevin. by saving hat the only per.
ann. vhor 4, mat here who are on.
no.ed 10 the Chimes. ar, the ~..politi-
~.;.,. Thi. IA n ,aI.shooa and our
Dauo.,.,;c po.,u,s,s, General knows
!, n. m, .s.s,,s aha, ,h.rs /. no,hinv
na.nIi.,lv oil, sho,, Al. Chinese uar,er
a, "a, F,anci.eo hs has seen as al,hy
plae.. oeeupied by white men in the
East. Ho points to the fact that the
ch.namsn can liy, ON rice AZ AN evidenc.
Of their utility AZ laborers. and 6uds n
crowning glory In the Asiatic in the fact
that a score Of them can live in a room
not large enough for one white man.
That Is the opinion OF a Democrat who
holds a seat in President Hayes cabinet.
and who Yields a powerful influence
with the Administration, which he an
nounces in this public manner that he
intends to use against us. How does 1t
strike the average Democratic voter. who
has been listening for the past month to
the promises Of Mr.. Deal. OF what he
aud his party will do on the Chinese
question. II lie Is elected to Congress ?
Voters Of Nevada. DO not deceived.
The evidence is placed before you every
day that the Democratic party Is now
what IL has always consistently been,
the enemy Of free labor. and the advo-
cate OF slavery. II Is because Gen. Key
secs III INC ooo"e 'ao''
,,a s,,,, IA. ios, ,h., hs endorses and