New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

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boen imprepnable fell 10 tho ground. and Oncthrd
of the entire population Of the globe hitherto held
in absolute exclusion were made accessible; one oI
the most remarkable, most important, and most IL
lustrous events Of the nineteenth century Clearly
demonstrating that, in this instance ana 10 ths eA
| tent at least, "thc civilization OF Conlnc'us
| had attained 70 the height Of tho civilization
! OF Christi for it makes the whole world
| kin recognizing as 10 does tine inherent
and inalcnabe right OF man." irrespective OF ma
tjonal or tribal divisions to change his home ana
alIcriance." It's adoption was hailed in tmS conn
frv with marked demonstrations Of approval; the
Chinese embassy was received with special hnhorS
and by II Burlngame MASSACHUSETTS, adopted Hon,
was made historically famous, iuasmuCh aS IL was
effected mainly through his diplomatic skill ana iaf
reaching statcSlnanshlp.
HAS CHINA VIOLATED The TREATY.
Eut SAYS MI Blaine. il was also agreed that cln-
grafton should be Nountary-as follows: lhe
hgh contracting parties, therefore, join III repro
batting auv other than an entirely voluntary cmgra-
lon for these purpo-e,' And ho boldly ana uh-
qraGcdIy a,scycratos that from the ratification OF
the treaty to tn present hour it has been fy'i'-
uaticalIy and pcrGdiol~Iy violated by the
Chinese Governments tina. there has been
70 such thing as voluntary cmsra-
ton from that country to this, bat only
cody traffic carried ON with the most alarming -
suits and Therefore, we justified IN an uHpIec"-
IDENTIFY alrupt termination Of tn" treaty. i iuo'G
his exact words: " Ihc treaty STANDS broken ana
,irf"d hv China from the hour II was ia'' 10 ,il7
time. 1t las never been CoWIllcd N'th' u"u vi
Blaine remember how many solemn Iicali'", WIN
the Indians have wickcdlN Nlpiatcd, atid aIioN
blush to mantle his cheek III ms ,c9uhcC,,o"''
What The treaty " broken and dehrd ny emma
from the start and all the wav through! IL thlS oo
tue then. indeed, u Is time Iof tt American '".
crnmCut 10 cali the Emperor oi China 10 account,
and M, isl either on the iuhmcnt or the aIIC-a-
tou of the ucaty But If is not tlu"' ana ihcre hiS
been no coJiy traffic. rs alleged. nc lhohehl Tue
Chinese immigrants touch Olh h"it 'heF %tt' w
tilted to the SANE protection oI thc CohSi'-
tuition and law, thai is accorded toal others h9,
uaiurallzcd ana u any portion 81 thtW are H'.u
in uniayyful durc,- by their employers. or have
been iuyucieu hF CeCopiVe promises 10 'oi.C 70
California, II l. absurd +" hold tht Lmp'i"i "I
China rt, yousihlc Tor such conduct. HE ICncd' b.
M our own hands, aut Ought 10 De dPpi'rd il" '"N'-
behalf ~ the most friendly spirit. ....,.;.... ..r
But when or where have any complaints 'i
fraudulent or oppressive DEALINGS hcch raised ny
thcsr imIuiGrant- That VtlT many "t -tnrm h'Vo
come ON cont, act WITH certain entelprSin4 com
names Is 10 evidence that they did not come Will
| Europe in the same manner, and nndrl similar
lucir passages PREPAID and emHloynent furnished
/ Them ON tuc.r ARRIVAL. Oi coulSc, ABUSES lhtIo
hay, been. and $50 GOuDt Wild continue to he,
/ nm This matter of transportation and contract
hut Do is no reason Why we sh"nid oSt41HSil non
! ipfclcaurSc with the world al LIEc we nave "
great deal of spurious com M ClcuiaIlnh, bu' We
are not going 10 declare on that account that an
coin s Cuuuier4eIt; nor 40 we propose as remedy
for lhc former 10 have uoihih& 10 GO WIN Tue
/ genuine. The Chinese Hoye4.Inclt Las nor been
en,v.u 40 Lly, acted pcTdloU> part can our own
Gov,rr,iucui show as clean haadsF The very letter
ana spIllt OF the treaty IMPLY perfect safety ana
far treatment for thc Chinese uhHlHI"hlo HilheI'
as well as Tor all American nHi'ii-I4n'H 10 CHhds
hut have they bacl ln the enjoyment ol These
Have they not been sul Jrcied to all SORTS OF dehn-
ciauo-, insults, penis, COuSI5cl's, ana on RACES,
tluli may not be named for heir lHueCcncy ana
har1aTity2 iiaYe no! their quarters Dcth repeat
eoiN wautOulv and ru'hIc>sly luNaued by araDolo
Hmm ( kalT II 80
ire them property destroyed, tHeir persons mai
tTeaitJ. thcT women violated, ana thtH niue ones
br,Ii!ily haudlcd And have not these dannlng
atrocities been allowed 10 20 unwmpI OF JuSuce by
Tie cyII aatAoriue> Oyerawod for The time beng
10y the ru.au clements, OF paiaIy Ztu Oy tttI own
pTrjudccs against the "lotcneI victims OF AheIo1
| saxon" ieaiousy and hatred1 ITuly, 80 general
! Is the antl-Cnuese craze III that section, none
cal eth for Justice nor any peadeth for tiuth; they
trusi iu VANITY and speak hes they conceive MIS-
chlct and brug tOrth lniquty tIe act OF violence
! IL IN inr,r hands, Even Senator Blame is Obliged
! 10 admit al. ihls, and apo O.ogetIcaliy says: 90
no, Justify the brutality OF the treatment OF thOSr
CHINESE who are here It Is greatly t. be regeited;
II Is p,atlyto be condemned Dul lHh iiaI pi's-
! nant but j You must deal "lth Things as
you fud Them Aud the sensible ana pat
iiotc way, ioI,ooth, ~ either TO let luiahsm gut
migration from CHINA 10y Instantly abrogathg u
treaty firmly based on the rights oi human nature
FALSE sT,TFsNANsHP.
And this is Mr. Baincs craftsmanship! There
is no true craftsmanship that does not include
every race ana the whole of mankind in its sym
n,tbv regard for Justice, love of liberty and the
endowment Of equal rights. Even the Senator from
Cilforn "A Sargent, VINO may yet live 10 hang hIS
head In remembrance Of the unhOiy zeal he has
di.pl,yed in the Senate Chamber on tins subject.
even he SAID IN the cOurs. of the debate. 81 think
Oh account OF the excitement existing III Cahlor-
MIA, on account of the danger of trouble there
and [urre We have menace and prophecy combined,
alter the old southern st}lc you VIII nave
TO reconstruct those States by aud by II
van do NOT take care If this question sOOu-
fhr Chinese have ,een 'terrcd 20 a considerable
extent III coming. There ilt~ been called nat on
account of thc great pubic MEETINGS held there
on account OF tuc people, | imght say, sh0Wlng
thcir teeth That has repreSsed IL some" hat And
that tells The wHoIe story III few words. In con-
sequence OF tho mhdmmatory spec hes made ana
resolutions adopted al popular gatherings, ana the
calling insults and injuries lnillc ed by th9 mo
Chinese immigration mas been >o far Obstructrd as
10 have reached an nsl Cncdnt number; only 1000
having arrived during the last five mont iIs Ia 1878,
wDlie during the same period more than iWiCe that
number have returned 10 Their native land! Ana
Ici MrSsrs. Blame and Sargent, and Dem, hearney
and his n0odlum followers are not Invested OF
tEeIr lcars; and, unless the treaty he forthwith
declared null and VOID, they tOrcSee ali emma
speed ~ pounug lis millions upon the PaC!hc Coast,
and reducing every ,hug to the primal state OF
"chao, aud old night! Mr.. Bialno Stimulates the
actual terror of MaCuoth:
what! viii the line stretch ont to the crack Of dOOmi
Another vet "A seventh TN see no more - ~
Aud yer the eighth ape RS .. Horrible sghtl'
He faxes the powers of his Imagination to depict
the awful CONSEQUENCES Wrapped up for us III the
tuturc If We do nJ( build wall o, eXclusiyeness
against the Chinese, they formerly did against
tie civilized world! His attitude Is too grolesqne
and hs icgued terror too transparent to excite on
thc D.rt of sensible rejecting people, any other
feeling. than those Of mlrthtulncS>: whilc they
cannot but deplOJe That, with such SHINING talents
Al, ne Possesses, he should be- led mo such fantas
/ tic and miserable crusade.
Mr. Ba Hc shows that he Is not slnCcre-lt that
IS TOO haIsh a term, certainly not conslstent-ln
basiug lls cDposItiun To the treaty on the ground
mai we are having or at least Lave had, under II,