Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-06
A New Ell Introduced.

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wAsHISGrox Apti sth.-Senatar Miller intro
duced another Chinese bill, Che same ss the one
vetoed, except that it provides for suspension
OF immigration for ten years. He says he expect,
other notifications to le made In committee, with
a view to making the bill conform nearly as prac-
sicabe to the Presidents views contained in his
veto Miller says the opponents Of Chinese immi-
grafton will press the new bill with vigor hoping to
pass it at once and to obtain the Presidents sp.
proval He says the Pacific coast people, now that
they cannot get what they think is right, and what
they want, will accep: the best law they can get.
There is an impression that the President will sp
prove the bill that suspsnds immigration only ten
years, but nobody to to able 10 state how 1t
originated. There is no good authority which IS
mmes to have heard the President say SO, ard some
members of Congress who supported the bill express
doubt as to the Presidents approval of ten-year
bill. They say there is nothing IN bis veto to ind
cate willingness to approve such n measure, but
upon the impression he might do 50, bill contain
ug ten-years suspension will be introduced.
Minister Sargent Interviewed.
Tecs0S "a. T.l April 5th.-The Star reporter to-
day interviewed Minister Sargent, who is ON his way
east by the Southern Pacific Raireed on the Presi-
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;hagrin at the Presidents action, and felt deeply
concerned as to the effect the veto would have upon
he Pacific coast. He said It was sore blow on the
Republican party. The battle had Just begun, and
hat the kacic coast would be solid irrespec i've Of
party, and would 70 co the issue. IN regard to the
reasons assigned for the veto, he stated that they
were the most trivial, and he sorry the Pres-
dent allowed himself to be carried away by New
England sentimentalism, that he ought to have
been governed by the representatives of the Pacific
coast and people, and not by crazy humanitarians
that if he were now in Congress he would mmedl
atelv introduce and advocate bill TO appropriate
| sufficient money to remove all the Chinese from
California to the Eastern States and distribute
them among their friends. Ee doubted y,ry much
the ability of Congress to pass the bill the veto
as the action Of the President would have =
tendeucy to weaken the maior lY; but he hoped
the effort to pass the bill would be made and be-
lisved it would number of personal friends of
Mr.. Sargent, who were present. say they have never
knewn him to be so much exercised over any public
question as he was this morning The sentiment
here is universally condemnatory Of the veto
Indignation NJ PhiIadeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5th.-An Indignation meet
ing Will he held, probably the preseut week, under
the auspices OF the Trade and abor Council to de-
nounce the Presidents course in vet ing the Chi
nese bin.
Universal, Condemnation.
FRESNO, April 5th.-Great indignation is expressed
here by all parties the Presidents veto of the
Chinese bill Many prominent Republicans declare
that they will no longer vote that ticket. There
talk Of burning Arthur in efiigy. The Chinese
celebrated the last night by irlrg bombs bon
fires and red paper.
SANTA Rosa April 5th-Artbur was hung in efigy
st Fulton this afternoon, and will be burned to-
night plaet:led, "Ar;hur, the traitor" He has also
pigta appendage
OKovIL-E April 5th. Tho people here without
regard to party, very much exercised over the
executive veto of the anti-Chinese bill. We have
many Chinese here, and know what it means There
is no demonstration yet, but the public feeling is at
fever heat. spark would create corflgration
such as we have not had for years There is no
party feeling in this matter. The whole people arc
united. They will not allow their children to be
supplanted by Cinnamon.
CHICO, April 5.h-The veto Of the Chinese bill is
received here ith profound disgust and the Repub
lIcans fee, very sore. The DenIoerat, can be seen
in small squads calculating the advantages to them
SAN LEANDRo, April 5th-,Arthur was hung in
efigy to telegraph wire and burned here this
evening. The image bore astriking resemblance to
prevails