The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14

pose to stay and boeome residents and be
identified with It's life. But when they
come as the Chinese do, as sojourners for a
time, until at low wages and by close saw.
ing they can accumulate $500 or 5000
fortune In China-when they turn around
and leave for their fatherland on the next
steamer, they are Of no value to any eoun.
try. They are here simply to get what
they can take or scrape together in the
course Of four or five years. They add
nothing to the United States. They take
all they can grab from it. They have no
love for its institutions, no regard for its
welfare and no interest in its affairs.
They worship the almighty dollar, and
on that alone centers all their devotion
and to acquire it all their energies are bent.
All this might be suffered II they did not
undermine'our own citizens. As it is, they
must lc excluded. You would soon find
that out If you lived in Calitornia-whv
10000 Chinese lahrtrs, factory hands, sub.
ordinatcs in trades Uhev are very apt and
soon become expcrt would create riot In
the East tomorrow. Other working men
and working women would not stand it.
Why ex President Hayes admitted to an
ex. Senator that Chinese work,nen sudden.
" introduced into the laboring circles OF
Cincinnati would produce riot. Even at
South Adams, Mass, when only few,
comparatively an insignificant handful
was employed, trouble arose. Oh no, its
impossible, they cannot live in the United
; States. Ofcourse We have no desire-we
, have no right, believe, under the treaty
to exclude Chinese gentlemen, Chinese
, merchants, Chinese travellers, or Chinese
r youth dc>,..ng educational facilities not to
| had in their own country. They will he
admitted i, before. What BE- want TO
break up. is the importation of Chinese
laborers by the Chinese companies in San
;. Francisco. Practically, you know, they
! are slaves: they belong. body and soul to
! the companies. OF course, We can't cxpel
J.. those n,;w in the country; but they will dis
, appear gradually, and we shall sec no more
i to replace them.
{ Are you preparing lesi>lation such as
d will meet the views OF your people under
y the treaty:
IA Yes. ! am drafting a bill which will,
& think. cover it. OF course. I cannot COM
< plrte it until the terms OF the treaty arc
proclaimed; but in preparing it have the
valuable assistance of Com missioner Swif.
Il who aided in the negotiation Of the treaty
p lie has already given m. important SUI
,s ycstions derived from his knowledge OF Tx
;, circumstances under whic., the treaty VIA:
concluded.
What vii. be lhc general trims Of you'
d bill:
;. Well, i, is III! practically the sane rs II,
-. IS passenger bill, vetoed by Hayes.
ID DO you expect Il strong support in tn
rs House,
'. Yes I 10 not believe that more thar
H. fifteen or twenty men will vote against tn
l. bill in the House, and do not believe
l.. will meet with much OPPOSITION in the Sen
:. ate. Mr.. lloar may speak and vote agains
~ it. don't know any ohe Eastern Sena
), tor who would BIZ likely to oppose it.
-. have the support almo>, "f the entire Yves
4. in the House, Gen. Miller VIII, ot cours
:, carry the bill through the Senate.
d" Indian TrOlblcS.
'' DENvrR. May ga telegram receive
% by the t~crnor states that on the :,th, i
IT, La Platte county. "A ranch was attacked,
as hundred and forty head ot cattle run off an
as three ra,,vhncn named Thumb, Smith an
o" May, killed. Ii is not known who we'
''e the atiac ing rarty-~omc think lndiar
nc and oi,-r white desrcr.docs..
'er \ motion was this afternoon argued
H. the United States Court to quash the il
'"r dct,nent against Berry, Mearham al
"- Cline. rs accessories after tn. fact to Il
~. murder NJ Jackson, on the ground til
=" there is no provision in the United Stat
- statute, for dealing with accessories 'Hto
nc the fact and no punishment mentioned
ro' the statutes. The Court took the matt
Try under aivi>cment.
IN The News furnishes the following ado
ti,nal information regarding depreciation
The Governors telegram wa, dated ID
,c. ranv,,. and said the Indians committed Il
ihc murder. The ranch was the property
ion John Thurman; upon receipt OF the tel
.er- gram the Governor tclegraphcd lis pnrM
ali. to G,ncral Pope and also sent coari
from tho end Of the telegraph line to ID
urc range to asccrtlin the truth, and ii trt
mi. what band oi Indians i: was and how ma,
engaged IN the murder, and also ii CHI
vet lgnacio wa, Il, the Southern Agency wi
cti. main body OF tribe.
ncv No reply can possibly be received TN
ure to morrow afternoon. 1t is thought t
all murder my have been committed by
au- band of renegade Indians located in t.
cN- Southwestern crrner OF Colnrad, AMI u
hat who recognize nu chief, and who's. drp'
can datiun> in the past have been terrible.
ood these In.iians belong to lynaco> tribe, tn
We he situation is considered As very scrio,
are and IL universal outbreak may l@ expect
,ou, 1T anv moment as when the news rca's
hey them oi the indictment OF four Indians
rk. the murder Of Jackson, the indications s's