Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-03-23

higher than III the east, because, nc
matter how low the rate for an Amerl
can is reduced. the Chinaman works fol
the very smallest awoInt that will sup
port animal life, and is willing TO take
still smaller pay. The inevitable con
sequence Of this would be the sup
planting Of American homes and schools
10y
CHINESE HOvELs AND HoODLUMS.
We would haye China here in ON
midst witt its degrading habits and
civilization.
Upon the DISPARITY between Euro
mean and Monpolian immirrlion. Mr..
Jones argued that, as a diminution of
pOpllation at home caused by the
coming of large numbers to this coun-
trv-had the effect TO increase wages
in E,lrope and coualize the rate there
AS compared with that of this country.
our wolkmen were correspondinrly re.
lieved from the comnctltian of chpauer
workmen. while the new corners were
largely the descendants of those who
had struggled for liberty and sympa.
thizp1 with our own efforts in hat di.
rection, On the other hand. the chi.
upge would Ovprrnn us by reason of
their ireyhlllstiblr numbers, and aside
from the fact that tboge who came
were of the lowest classes. their nat
ures had been nodded ly a despotism
under which thpy had lived upcom-
plainingly. Having made some inyrsti.
patiou TO substantiate his assertion at
AN earlier stage of the debate that the
cledit given the Chinese for invention
was moi dine them he said he had ronnd
in the works of Prof. Drauer flat as
far back AS the sixth century the Arabs
who had made a great advance in
chemistry. had uiyen fine exact f3rmura
for puupowdpr He also uuoted the
conclusions of Prof, Mavcr, formerly
of tEe British ley,tiJn, who. he said
was one of the most profond Oriental
scholars the world had produced. and
to whom had been sppcinlly assigned
the task of tracing the orisin of gun.
powder His conclusions were that.
while no proof of its invention by chi.
nese existed there is reason to believe
it was introduced into the kingdom
from Central Asia. als, at the sixth
century of our era and that thp same
may Le said as ,o thp mariners com.
mass. The British eucycloppdia fur.
ther corroborated this. Explainlup
that he had not intended to make any
remarks. lint merely to an.
swer points made hy others and that
this would account for the dpsutory
character Of his ol & atoms he topk
issu. with lIr. IToarupon that senators
declaration that the bill WAS prediclted
upon
NEW DOCTRINE,
namely that free institutions are a
of A favored race. Free in
stilutions he copteuded. were only pos.
siblr with favored nations because
favored race, were the only ones cana.
blp Of free Government This race of
o.rs had been strurclinr for centuries
to establish the institutions we enjoy
II found This country A wilderness
but y,IorcusIy faced the rude forces
of nature thp wild Indian and the wild
beast, and suhdueI the soil. Now, in
accordance with ideas of senators from
Massachusetts and of a majority of the
from New England, the Amer
lean people on the Pacific coast must
take of their hats and make bow
across the sea, and say to the baIbar.
ians: 1--WE have fitted this country
for YOU to enjoy. You did not have
the energy to lit any country for your.
selves, and now you can come over
here and enjoy ours. You don't need
so much 70 live on as we do, and you
can drive our wolkmcn out of employ
ment and take possession of the entire
The scripturll text to which
he had previously advcrted, he thought, |
showed the ethnology of the senator
from Massachusetts, (IIOar to be rs
faulty as his logic. As to that sena-
tors argument upon the claim that all
men are entitled by our declaration to
be in
PURSUIT or HAPPINESS,
Mr. lanes oroued that the manner of
,his nyrsnit was oye to bc recrl,ted NV
tho nonn,a Of ,ha country or society
"a n,,rri,ca "a = civil ron.
tra,t ~ non ,night nu,sue hannineas
in hi. o,ym wov Lv marrying tbree mr.
fnrr wnmen al Tho nariies hcing com.
netent 70 make a contract II isa fact
hat most Of tbo rights which Lring us
L,nninoso ,re NOT natnr,I lint arti,lc.
;ai ' r;nhts conrerrnI hv tbe covcrn.
m,ent nh. mia seemod to ho fhot we
oannot n,,rsre barniness when we in.
t.rranS m.;,h ,l,o hanrinos, of oibers
and !. :, ,i,o nro,,;nna or ,,v, to irai,
"nta % tho n,arrar @ Of nmrsnit
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chimo.a neP;y ~ tbe IN m ITniteT sites Ia NOT ey.
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