New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

,es,,,ro,v Our frat stop was at Chicaro, where we
remained five DAYS. The leading business men sbo"eo
disposition to appear before rs and 1--WE cV"ehc'
nor did we meet win a cordial reception from The
press the city Possibly tins was due to HE ct lh"t
tho leading papers though. il fair party warfare 10
fling stone ut a committee composed chiefly OF Dem
ocrats. At any rate. the consequence WIS
that the laboring classes who crowded th-m-
selves on the attention OF the chairman
Mr. WRIGHT for hearing engrossed tho greater part of
the sittings Of tine committee In that cIiy li'u'S
ali cnmnIotnnS severely OF the depression ~ labor
there Their testimony was youminous aud varied ia
ITS character aud he remedies ana theories A"Nah'"
nv The Witness. were rs varied their conpltnis
Tho testimony taken At Chicago Will cover very large
space Of the printed report which the conmll're VI"
"san Francesca was the only other city OF importance
thar visited We stopped day or 80 In iles Moinr-
but our Investigations there were o. less impOi lance
We also passed day at Salt Lake CITY, ut TOOK 20 lc
fmonY there. In san Francisco We were rntatru i.r
Ave DAYS taking testimony. The scope OF tnl7 was ~
reced To ascertain the effect Of Chinese emgihton 20
the coast aud The competition Of Chinese anorer- WIZ
American M 80 FAR ~ II depressed the ianor hero-
California. This testimony was naturally connhta
IN it, character From my own ob-crvation OUT
side. am OF the opinion thdt t"ra" s ,hs
depression IN California AT present than since he
discovery OF me gold mnes lhrrr. Inc sa.S J., f
ginning 10 feel that wave OF depression which as
the East The prices of labor MAINTAINED AT vi"
East during the have been steadily mtinlaiueu
there IL IA for this reason that me empo err ~ '
are not so enter upon new INDUSTRIES. VI
course. the strict opponents to the Chnr,e aAu tnsr
emigration attribute All the wi ana uePeSon "a
times 20 the Chinese. They seem 10 nave sone
very centre OF San Francisco. aliens in every
respect habits or the Americans. aud bent on max
ing all The money they can out Of the Un ted STATES ~
r. no wonder that such a Of things has much To 90
with creating feeling OF discomfort found geneiay
the leading OF all parties there c"ncutd ia
this view. Will deny that there If. on Tie olhcr
hand. strong sentiment IN favor ~ tue Chhrse,
very prominent citizens OF California. mcn OF hte
means. uphold their emigration. claim mat tuy are sl
advantage TO the coast aud believe that th,r 'a'7 ."
tho past have he ped 10 develop the country .
"What Is your opinion OF political AFFAIRS IN OSn-
forniar las.
chaotic condition there WOMB ne slee1s Io.,'.5 -,
from present d. preston. was In san Frnnc-co A.
the time Of the DE Young and kaIOch affair tioiA uy
hotel could Kearney lead his follower, 10 iher
rlace ~ meeting The city was gIratly ek nv
doubt that The shooting OF Kalloch Improved Ut.
chances for election u crystaii'zed me srnl,"rnt %
party believe hat soVeu-rlEhth5 OF lio N".'"-
Chinese labor" g.
Does the committee intend TO extend it, work fur
theri" e,-,.-
81 can't say positively. parted with Chairman
Wright AZ Harrisburg n l. prohlhlr, now
mouy IN Ncw-York and Boston and possibly III A'l@nA
and Charleston, before Congress. assemhles."
what II the condition OF business ana industry AZ the
South Z"
There is more depression the South, In business
IMAM In any section OF the country not excepting
California. There ia scarcity OF money lhe result o,
the derangcd condition Of political ahairS has Lufheu
capital from that section OF the country IA my
State there signs OF business revival ana
prospect Of better times. Georgia. TOO 10 "o'"F
WHAT is your opinion in regard to the Presidential
candidates who are talked ofP
In relation Grant n ~ win ALLOW his name 20 ne
used think he viii recelve the nomination Of the r.
publican party sherman hgs Zone Wen IA pIs ,G5
that which IA done But the impression ana convclion
OF the OF the Southern people are that we could
nsrros than that by sscretary sherman"
How Is Mr. riiden regarded In the South T.
Ina my opinion Judging from The tone 81 the 'eadihg
Southern Journals, MI Tlden does not hold iaYoiaDe
place IN The opinion or the south. YET. II he should he
mated. have doubt that the Southern Democrats
will support HIM for the, will and ~ the men nom
mated by the Democratic Convention"