Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

refuse, because then they are in viola.
ton oi the law, as the Iigbts Of others
have IBteryensd. | cannot but regard
the recent proceedings aud utterancss
OF worIinEfnen g. sending to an intelli.
gent undertaking between labor and
capital aud to then mutual PROSPERITY.
Now, sir. II Is not likely to occur. Lut
IL Is possible TO bring 10000 ChInamen
from Ca!iiornia aud settle them down
ia Aa-sacbusetts, At / yweli or Lynn or
Fall RIVER or other enterprlslng townr,
where they are as busy ~ bees ~ their
productive industries. and thus dis.
place 10000 Massachusetts workmeu
aud laboref.. apprcueud the eulight.
ened wOfkmen who uow make the
ilJurl-hIng cities ! have mentioned 10
prosperous and yield such plentiful re-
turns to the capital invested 10 their
manufacturing embellishments, | appre.
hcud, sir, That strike, Hugnt be- expect
ed, and John Chlnaman would not fare
better or a. well, IN the land and under
the protection ri the steady habit. aud
exalted political ideas Of the Puritan
/ anf the violent denunclatIou oil tine
enlightened Yankee orator would dwarf
'nto haimir-s Inauc pfattle, .Ac crude
/ oTaiory Of the shamblcs snd the sand.
iots o' California. Laughter and loud
aPPiau,e.J Then, sir, they would sc.Tce.
y entertain the symPaihy that nos
goes "ut With tuch g~nefo,Ity, and ia
the "h preston of which their meultrrs
on thI- moor are 20 eloquent, toned and
beauiiiied 10y the perfection OF their
| language.
IL, tnen, the Introduction Of forty or
hity thousand CuIuameu would inter.
lefe W!ih The rights or the Iutere.ts or
happiness or ability to work in New
Lhgiand, where - IGuca Of their pros.
perly depend oH labor We have. the
right nay, II j. our duty when the pes.
pie OF a great State. one of the Great
soyereignucs which make up our Ggy.
eminent, AK for relief 20 grant at If in
our power. ]; New England could not
tolerate such an invasion. and the Cam.
aman ia thous4nds should he carried 10
the South by capital. seek.ug CHEAP Ia.
bori or If be should 90 there TO Il eli.
mate adapted TO he nature and work
and production, IN harmony with bs-
iile aud teaching, what aou d become
: OF the c0!orcd man. aad what Of the
poor white man Of that scciIoHy Who
woud Irii.ct such a grcyIUys wrong on
the black man, the ward Of tie nation.
aud take from him the lntcrests. TIC
teachings, and sympathy Of the white
man, his real friend! such calamity
is not TO be FOR moment Contemplated
TO the colored man OF this nation.
will most heartily give my vote for
the biil aud accepting the principle
ss admitted by al the gentlemen VINO
have disCu-sed tbs question that We
have the night TO put Limitation On
tue Immigration OF the Chinese people
under TIA" treaty with that nation. a
question ! need not now discuss. viii
vot" for twenty years fu.penson of i'm.
migration because, fret, We assert the
night; We believe the representations
made by all the people Of the Pacific
coast 10 te true, and they are our oNn
people, aud ~ they are the best Judges
OF the limitations Sc 10 time, yield
any judgment might have to the bet
tor judgment Of those who should un.
dertaud this question. When Ne con.
cede to their judgment we give II force
and effect by our legislation in thin Con.
grsss. Great applause