Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
CHisssk COMPETITION.

open to the conmefce Oh inc Wotio' ZIG
idea did not seem to have prevailed
that in thus opening the gates OF the
Celestial Empire. to lot outsiders and
trade 10, that Il also let the Chinese out.
Since then. by degrees. the Chinese have
smisrs,sd in gradually increasing num-
hers to the other countries OF the world
and especially to America. The frugal.
industrious Chinamsn 10 now found
everywhere, yet hardly anywhere IL hs
regarded a. an unqualified blessing or .
desirable element In the population.
From composition - . common day
lsborsr. house servant. cook. and In
other mental occupations. be has sd-
vspcsd a. Z competitor to the various
branches Of trade and industrial pur-
suits. Il. Joins 10 the advance toward
all new. sections. and Notwithstanding
all prejudice and discOursg'msnts. one
esn scarcely 90 anywhere without meet
ing with the inevitable. universal China
man.
Thus far Monaghan oompstition on
the ocean has not amounted to much.
Yet even In that direction there 10 no
surety ths, the Chinese will NOT svsn.u-
ally compete With the moss sntsrprisiDs
nations. They are very Initiative and
quick to learn. Recognising the unit
ness Of their own clumsy little junks
for navigating the broad oceans. they
have adopted the style Of ships In use
BY Ii. most successful maritime nations.
Ships that they cannot build they can
buy. They have already established .
stssmship line between Hongkons and
San Francisco BY way Of the Sand
wich Islsnds. and are Competing With
other nations In cheap freight and pass
snesr transportation, and are engaged In
or preparing for maritime trsfao IN other
directions. Perhaps the prospect that
Al. Chinese will eventually extend their
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other eligible points In that direction has
induced the formation OF an American
s,..m.hip linz. which aled il articles oil
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Portland. The stated object OF the cor
pors,ion 10 to hire. buy n ehArtsr YES
sells to run between that port and any
city In China. and to transport iaoofsr'
and others to and from these places
Chinese goods are also TO % bought snc
sold. n the oonPsny" srsn''o TN
right to hire and employ iaoorsrs 70
build railroads. cut timber and do any
other work that may Be required.
The New York Commercial Sulsiin'
commenting on this subject, says:
II 1t Be true. a. reported, . : 'n'
V.st9n cs;." =.
.h.,, Con h.,. .no,h., n,sc,;osl t,s. Of
our ability to compete with the ehesI
transportation already established oy thu
chinsss. toe or.son S~svissuon CON
~. from por,i.nd. In which os,s Il viii
be curious 10 zee how quickly the ehssE
John will extend thithsr branch o
Ms Ssn ffsnoisoo w 10 a'''as 10 'as
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capitalists are paying up al the fssi %
tate and sugar plantations they can dnt
"a, ..,o In The Sandwich Islands. an,
,--n,--u.-.n. .h.....,,
doubtless acquire Title 10 the vnoi
sroup Of those valuable islands. tn,
sr,st and iuor,ssIps Influx Of Chimes,
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'a'e "' A'
READY psfespuois aonsoian't'ps 10
ausnee, which, uplsss checked, bids fall
a iner,sss and supplsnt the fss, DIVING
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dom with Chinese subjects.
And .v,n among th, Mormon Saints,
{, ..,..,;., Jo,n !. n h. ,ouna m, a,
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sAofmon' ~ any mssn'' ou''a ai'" ~
dividual character A. universal com
psti,or. The Salt Lake Tribune, Q shor,
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. snoIs0'' ooneiuu'ne - ''"'"
DO soon 80 he young Mormons become
Ams,iesnis'd Thoroughly u vii % In
possioi. ior tnsir bogus snd oissPnsmou'
priests 10 snsisvs ana roo tnsm % tney
are doing nov, and when the young
Mormon girls. nov growing up 10 Utah,
become full grown American womer
they will be either better or worse thar
their mothss were. But the coming o.
the Chinese iss different matter. d.
som's . non-eomeatsn,; DO comes wiz
In two baskets which he carries ., the
ends OF q pole on bis shoulder. There