The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
TEL. LEARNED CLASSES Or CAL.
EEDRNls.

When Professor, Fitzpatrick came home
from his California tour, about three
weeks ago, The TIMES publi-hed short
interview with him, in which he stated that
the Workingmen's party was not composed
exclusively OF day lsborers, as was general
ly supposed ia the East, bat included me-
chanics, shop-keepers, retailers and good
msny wholesale men. The result of the
recent election in San Francisco shows that
his view of the situation was very correct.
Hi- statement that the opposition to the
Chinese was not confined to the "rabble,' d
but extended to all classes OF The commu-
nifty, Is fully confirmed By the result Of the
vote on this question, which, a. the Chicago
Tribune says, was slightly unanimous,
beirg one hundred and eighty votes in favor
of the Chinese and forty one thousand eight
hundred and fifty against. 4 California
paper, liz referring to the interview above
mentioned, ssid:
MI FitZpstrIck, Superintendent of the
Public Schools IN Leayen~orth, Kansas,
81 ent mis- vacation in san Francisco, and he
Tetur ned home last week. He tells The I'm F.
of that city that the impression that prevails
throughout the country that the kearney
parry IL made up wholly of Toughs and hood
lums l. wrong. L. embraces these classes to
large extent bat also the snail sbopkeep-
ers, mechanics, and many considerable
ksiIoch VIII toe elected Ma or by an over.
vhei ming majority, and Nj. be sent To the
United states Senate Ia pace OF Booth in
looI
A citizen OF California, sho is evidently
opposed to the k,arney party, clips the
above Item AMI sends it 10 us accompanied
by the following letter:
San FRANCISCO. tAL.,l
SepLcIu Der .. 1873 !
HoSEKED SIR ~ knowing you TO have
had some experience In the Old coart house
in your city with the same class of men as
| constitutes the W. P. c. beg to inform YOU
that the statement Mr.. Fl;spatruk made to
you IS Utterly ialcs a lye in regard to the car
acters OF the W. p. {. they are the tale end Of
everything hundreds can't speak irgllsh and
| thousands cant reed or write they had /!
nominated, for the school board and had to
take of becaus they could rot reed or write
the crater part of them never seen any part
| OF the but here and that recently there Is
CsHNlCaS from W.
msnds land and there offspring there is a fue
ofies seekers hoe would not gel COST OF a she
IN any other crowd,
there is a preacher here that Eois.ed green
hag On his church jumped Ills pulpit and his
| party, Whye. Ihi= is the " L. c. here. the
| chimes take care ofthem selves if emegra'
ton is TO De stopped stop all, you know and
| know that there is ten (!0l porpers landea in
New York to the one "a cinnamon that
comes here say stop all and let the dutch
rool holland KerDcv saes he Is going 10 burn
| zen Grants e-esee you viii see his treat In
one of those clips II he dose We VIII serve
him as he used TO serve a big potato in ire
| tani when he wanted anything in the shape
Of diserI
Murphy calls il r0-slc5'
Col send those clips 50 thai you can see
Tor yolrself.
Aesp yours a Friend and Loyal veteran
q. A. l..
to Col ID l.. Antny LsavCnWorth Kansas.
We give the letter OF our friend and
loyal veteran who neglecis TO send hi:
name p,rbotim a l.teretim order to lei
he reader see that he il not ore of the illit.
crate working men, but belongs to the
educated classes, aud SIS such has right to
look with contempt upon those who "can'
reed or write inglish."