The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-28

johnson, of California, asked the unani-
nous consent of the House to offer the
following resolution:
Resolved, That in passing the resolu-
ton for the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, this
House never intended that Chinese OF
Mongolians should become voters
He then moved to suspend the rules
and demanded the yeas and nays, which
were taken, and JAMES A. GARFIELD
VOTED No
see AppleIon's Annual CyClopedia for 1862 page
1877.
Among the prominent Democrats Of
the House who voted were Holman, OF
Indiana; NJ. G. Kerr, of Indiana; j
Proctor Knott, of Kentucky; Clarkson
N. Potter, of New York, and Samuel j
Randall, of Pennsylvania. Among the
prominent Republican members who
voted with Garfield were Allison, Of
Iowa; John A. Bingham, of Ohio Hen
ry L. Dawes, of Massachusetts William
D. Kelly, of Pennsylvania; Horace May.
nard, of Tennessee; Godlove s. Orth, OF
Indiana Robt. F. Schenck Of Ohio, and
w. B. Washburne, of Massachusetts.
The latent design of the Republican
party is absolutely the reverse, as re-
vealed in the words of Senator Cameron
at the opening of the Chicago Conven-
ton, where Garfield and Arthur were
chosen as the worthy Republican stand
ard-bearers. He said! "We want g
strong Government and OtrOng man to
WELD it."
This meant despotism privileges only
for privileged classes Ia policy through
which the rich should grow richer and
stronger, and all others poor, poorer and
of the poorest, until the debased chill.
dren of the down-trodden toiler shall
have forgotten even the very name of in
dependence and freedom. The measures
and steps of this
POLITICAL DEATH KNELL
are already before us; 1st Corporated
capital under fostering government
swallowing up all minor industries anc
thrifty enterprises. 3D. Degradation o.
labor, by leaving nothing as its award
save the starving pittance on which
Coolies contrive to breathe and stay but
on which the white race must tumble tc
their level or become extinct. Sd. Fol
the final and earlier accomplishment O.
the end, under cant of "love Of the Lord
and brotherhood of man." the Republi
can leaders have it at heart as proven
and with them the achievement is only
the question of further lease of power
the placing of the ballot in the hands o
these Chinese immigrants with hive
of 400,000,000 to draw from, so that al
needs may require, and unlimited anC
monop ,lized wealth can command, they
may b, transported and transplantet
from place to place for the carrying o
elections so long as any further elections
may be needed.
Through Republican management Chi
nese gold is being lavishly scattered
throughout this Congressional district tt
further the cause of their well-choser
guardians, Garfield and Arthur, and tC
send again to Congress the well meaning
perhaps, but very feeble Horace Davis
EFFECTS OF CHINESE IMMIGRA
TION.
A REPUBLICAN STUMP SPEAKER TELLS HOW
CHINAMEN MAKE BOOTS, UNDERWEAR
READY-MADE CLOTHING, CIGARS AND TIN
wARE-3,000 CHINANGEN NOW CUTTING
TIMBER AND MANY WHITE MEN OUT IN
THE CoLD-THE PRESIDENT OF THE LA
BoR LEAGUE KNEW MoREY-A FEW PLAIN
FACTS FOR MECHANICS AND LABoRERs
Before the National Republican Com
mittee could persuade Garfield to send
out false denial that he wrote the in
famous letter the tools of the committee
were at work. Among other statements
they declared that no such man as Morey
was known in the city of Lynn. They
also had the boot and shoe monopolies
deny that the employers ever had a
union there. The Pittsburgh Iron work
ers, who have been denounced for form
ing union known as the Amalgamated
Association, will take all such statements
precisely as they take the statement that
the Western Iron Association was formed
and kept alive, not to interfere with the
iron workers wages, but to fix the price
of iron.
But there are workingmen who did
know Morey, and who to their sorrow
felt the effects of the employers organi.
zation even if they did not of their own
knowledge know that there was regu-
larly organized Employers Union,