The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

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CANE TREATY.
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n thsre vere anything wanting TO
supply the evidence Of @ srfsld's record.
and 70 az his position beyond doubt
on the chinsss question. 1t is furnished
n the following litter under his own
hsnd. Il was published in the New
YorE TrEh, in New York City, on The
91h, and has naturally created a
lion wherever read It il indeed q d-sth
warrant to Cen. Garfeld's Presidential
ssprations. Wherever labor has = hand
or : herd. It falls with fearful force. In
the r4efao s;Stes it appeals to every
man Tor sc ~ here know from sctual
erPeEieuce vhat chinese immigration
meaus H. -th+ E stern States, where
The mater y leo UNDERWOOD. 1: brings
hons - syrr, iaboring man, whether
h Md or unnufactory. whether on
land or vi q startling Ieality-the
threat Of the great monopolies TO invade
the whole country. ~ these states have
been invaded, and to reduce. and to
hold, In permanent subsection the entire
working people Of the Nation.
Tha following letter is authentic.
Tho original is in Gen. Gar6eId's hand.
writing. II cannot be deried. Por this
NO hsve the assnrances Of The most
undoubt.d authority:
Housg or REPRESENTATIONS
WARRINGTON. ID. O., Jan. %, 1850.
Dssr SI:-Yours in relation 10 the
Cbirese problem came duly to hand.
! take u that the question of employers
IL only 9 qurstion Of private aud cor
poTate economy, and individuals or
Companies. have the right 10 Guy labor
where they can get Il the chedPest.
We have = treaty with tho Chinese
Gov.rnment which should DO re~l,giously
kept until its provisions are abraRated
by the action Of the General Govern.
menti M 4 am NOT prepared 10 sdy that IL
should b c5rogated until great man.
u%facturinR interests are conserved IL
the management OF labor.
]. A. GARFIELD.
To II. l.. Morey. RinPloyer's Union,
Lynn, Mass.
The foregoing letter was mailed at
Washington by General Garfield, and
addressed to Henry L. Morey, D promi-
nent member OF the Employers Union,
ct Lynn, Mss. At his death. which
recently occurred, It was found among
his Effects The original letter IL, now
IN tho possession Of the proprietors Of
tho TrIA. The envelope, enclosing the
original letter, IL also in their posses.
sion. and 10 marked "%Personai;" and
and the letter itsGlf Is marked personal
Confidential"
In this letter we have expressed the
real sentiments Of the Republican can
didabc for the Presidency. It was
written before he became q candidate,
and when, to all appearances Blaine or
Grant would occupy that position; when
hs had no reason to suppress his hinosre
ideas Of the policy Of the Fifteen Pas.
senger bilh which he did all In his
power TO- defeat.
His admiration for the Chinese Gov.
eminent IL not the worst trait exposed
by this letter. His subservieuoy to the
great monopolies. the holding up OF
their special interests Mt the expense
Of the manifold interests Of the whole
country. IN anything butt symptom Of
sympathy with tho masses OF the people
Of the Union necessary TO carry him in.