The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-03-06

to interfere with the peaceful operation of
the laws In the abatement of the Chinese
| nuisance, or any accession to the infamous
demands of the craven Chinese consul.
MIR. Bee, for foreign military interference,
we are ready to assert and maintain our
rights, ayenge our friends and visit upon
the low, designing minions of power
backed up though they may be by cow
ardly capitalists and corporations-pun
ishment so swift and terrible that the
reader of history will shudder at the
record. We have kept the peace; we in
tend to keep the peace; but we are not to
be trified with The law must be obeyed
the Chinese must go. We know our
rights, and knowing, dare maintain them.
Mayor kalloch then spoke of the reso-
lutions presented to the meeting, saying
in substance that they embodied his views.
He stated that Colonel Bee, Lloyd, Teyis
and others met at the Palace Hotel last
night, when Bee made a more foolish
speech than ever Kearney did. He con-
tinued: j said to one of those men to-day
that If had thousand lives / would
guarantee them, and the lives of my
children also. that the workingmeu would
not be the first to break the peace. What
they want is work and their rights. They
are willing to wait for peaceful solution
"a eic ns hAom tucl 10 q SoOd
deal OF excited feeling IN this city. We
| are not excited, however. The alarm is
among the capitalists and people who do
not understand US. It behooves, however,
every workingman to be careful in his
speech, his conduct and example. 1t is
bad thing to have trouble in large city
like this. There is none of us who
would not rue the day when catastrophe
was brought on San Francisco. | hope
there VIII pc no lnffammatory speeches.
A committee of the chamber of COM
merce having made some inquiries, have
decided to raise funds sufficient to employ
| seveval hundred persons on the sea wall,
park or some other public work at 81 a
day. II ID peiieVed that from ooo 10 loOo
hi9n Ga WIZ =. .l,a' la.e % Mages
g. = ."o So .ouis'on VI
daana ~ as a;a. De auiu .nas neie rs souls
ha,h rar,;as ~ WorI;nne III avonn. tan ~ hsais "
LII po,;ap pai .hat .at .. G.A.nsinen ploisss W
aSnu, - sIas Ia ae smeo m s an osdniNeo enoIs
aDo. 49, ~, ~ oo auo f" W S,aS .I py ioieS Va
arms M .ne enloreemen. e o. .ne Jaws ana or
u.nanoes ieeenliy pasSeu, anu eiailn 10 ue
sne party oi Jaw anu oruer' among tne
| business class .heIe Is 9 teheehcy 70 ac-
yep. 'ioien1 anu ihcehuiaTy language OF
and to fear so oa ovart sc, d;rao,ad e ooa;ns.
| Ch;no,own or tha an,,lova,.s ~ rh;aaso ,ns'
Thara - - - -
t;ance 20 s,aer a.so .nd d;Snss, ees 9. Ing " pa,
and tbrastan;nG charac,ar ~ os ,h;s a..;sa aleu
t;on wh;ch has o,,,nst ~ raI,,aai 10. p
;ntarasts raa.;rannon ita s,,y1o,.e.
ths ens ~ f,t,., m ,'s ,n, anu
| rather than snffar . eonty,nanea of tho
evil it would be preferable TO have il ont
once for all. and the sooner the better
The workinemen's leaders evidently have
no desire to uracipitate n conflict and
/ their action TO-DAY indicates that tbei,
policy is rather to keen the agitation 4,
lust such point as falls short of violence
vet is sufficiently threatening IN inducf
acouiesence in their desires.
provta,,,. Wor. a.. s.,, rr..,..o
o. Ea 80, poh...... 90 -rl,a !,
co,nn,;ss;anar. 80 a,,f,.ar;.aa nan;D pa,
| Psi 20 ~. as go, ~, ~, tha .i. ~ ~
he con f;pd ,,,aans ~ ~, e. ,ho;r Iaha.
Rusb ia making a canvass for snhscr; ;on,
with decided success. He succeeded n
raising $500 this morning. Each subscri
Der has the privilege Of nameing some
needy man. who has to be given employ
ment, preference being given to mer
| having families tn sunnort
Open Murder.
Stockton dispatch saws that Jobr
Petty, prominent citizen. was deliber
ately shot and fatally wounded in the
court house ward by Henry Parker Tn,