, 1880-02-26
The New Laws Must Be Enforced.
and the Chinese Must Go.
Action Of the City Authorities in Increas.
ing the Police Force Denounced,
4 Sanguinary Struggle Probable in tho
Event cf Any Overt Aot.

l
Workmsmen's Protective Club held
meeting at the headquarters OF tt
party on Market street, Kearney presidin,
Resolutions prepared by the party leaders wei
presented. The preamble recited the actio
Of the Board Of Health in declaring Chins
town q nuisance. The resolutions pledge
every exertion to preserve quiet and goo
order, and render any assistance In thel
power to the Board of Health in carryin
out the work; advised the cessation of stree
| professions in view Of the encouragement
afforded by the action Of the Board rererre
j.; to-.
| A report is said to have been received t.
| the, effect that the police and certain othe
parties were
HOLDING SECRET MEETINGS
| to concert violent measures to resist the
enforcement Of the law against the Chinese
| Fear was expressed that the same rash coun
sells might prevail which before resulted il
the attempted assassination of the Mayor
The meeting denounced the increase of thu
police force, and the resolutions closed a.
follows:
heso1ccd, That We deprecate and denounce
any lawless attempt from any source whateyer
and declare ourselves unhesitatingIy and un-
rcseryodly in favor Of O peaceful process as the
surest and specdiest solution Of ali our efifH-
cu1ties.
Resosred, That while We dscountenance all
lawlesncss and warn our friends among the
Work1nsmen against it, yet we wish 1t under
stood and give deliberate notice that on the
perpctratfon OF any outrage upon any Of our
friends or leaders, or the employment OF auy
police or other force to interfere with the peace
fni oper1ton Of the INV in tho abatement of the
Gnlncse nuisance, or any accession to tho in
famois demands Of the craven Chinese Consul,
Mr. Bee, tor foreign military Interference. VIC are
ready 70 assert and maintain cur rights, avenge
lntnions Of power, backed up though they may
be BY cowardly capitalists and Corporations,
punishment 80 swift and terrible that the reader
OF history will shudder at the record. We huve
but We are not to be tzi1ed With. The law must must
our rights, and, knowing, dare maintain them.
MAYOR KALLOcE
spoke to the resolutions. saying in substance
that they embodied his views, He stated
that Col. 3. Lloyd Teyis and others met at
the Paiace Hotel last night, when Bee made
more foolish speeches than ever Kearney
men to-day that if 1 had thousand lives
would guarantee them, and the lives of my
children also, that the workinsnlen would
not be the first. to break the peace. What
they want is work and their rights. They are
the agitation. / know there is a good deal
excited, however; the alarm is among the
capitalists and the people who do not under
~ s~tallu Us: ~ however, pehooVes every work
isl'an - oe cate1ul ~ MS Speech, MS CON
1ng trnni H eaa1pe = iS i;1 oad thihE 20 nave
none Of lis who would not rue the day when
catastrophe was brought On San Francisco.
1 hope there will be no inaammatory
speeches.
In conclusion, the Mayor said: "In these
ar1.fI1 I1Fc
1 think we are doing we'll.
! gave ING men VINO marched IN procession
tod-speed, and told them to cry aloud until
lnelr cries were needed, but do advise.
under Z. existing circumstances, and in view Of
Lhe Laea exclted @ public feeling. that there be a
OF professions may interfere
with the plans for providing work for the
unemployed"
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted |
Z large nass;,1neetinE was going on at the
5and-I<ot. The speeches were to consider
able extent an exempliflcation Of the matter
in the above resolutions.
EMPLOYMENT.
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df IL 2a9s sfds S9e have de-
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