The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-05-18
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can Iney come In competition with the other
done? There is now five times the amount of re-
in take nni little Sea
this bill pass The MooF. Who oRt Of spain VENT
efe n aR e Of and fhe s
Clothed since: This b not % it Is abs9
s Christian ten IN
Chinese go. Who says says let them come? Not one No
gans dead family when he called for them to respond
Gne be af ne% %ny 0
you Of California welcome them. In your hands IS
ia
for this law that changes and reyontionizes our Gov,
ernment. There is no excuse for this law. We are
only can allow the heathens to advance Il you tell
come to Congress for aid +? 'n'l "A' w you
n
not voluntary acclaim or else there is misappre-
can understand how some men in the city of San
class eysrywhsre existing easily take prejudice
matter how low he IS wishes kick dog that
They may get up this prejudice, and in local con-
tesss + II TiHsiS I s6p
ed on the wharf and get into their carts. Hafgrown
wild boys on the wharf and the streets throw mud
w w not describe Fnay W. SaGTe exists
One gentleman who has addressed the House says
that there m viii be these GO long people
lamb; II always was 50 in this wicked world: The
wolf does not beg that his shall do better He does
SAY S m and But he h, the to be
warfare between the wolf and the lamb.
S snfy sa
tRs dnd S
we we viii % not employ you preachers who recognize
And there is terrorism, until the voice to
This may not be so. If it is so, and If on the
9hner % nand the yce Is then you need no law
est, mat labor which penny ora dollar less than
ney ,ease an an our
that runs through the whole community of Chinese,
ploy them; We win send the clothes that we have
BY his lepro1s hands We will have the e Chinese seT
wants in our rooms and about our houses taking
MI; Speaker and members Of this House there /;
IN sf b @ hss sS e
as the words are, or else the result viii be different
California to the amount Of shilling head this
bloc block Tr the ine stars aaa
we hear to-day against the Chinese they have been
The that they "asa inferor
Sny hearS Rs e0a BE The O
meet as the people in my little corner OF the State
e nai
arrive upon shore before of the iro the
under the protection Of our flag. '0"s 40 '"e'
Mr. FAtE- Before the gentleman takes his seat
Mr.. TAYLOR, 1 have no idea of taking my seat
YET Mr. PaGht PsaaSGgsteT Win he let me ask him question,
Mr.. TAYLOR. Certainly Twill. 4Ne'''O"'
is e for The the % s bis stated & that there
lieve that the voice Of the people three States
GPSsI
this bill ought to have any hearing on the door Of the
HogssY Does he think that we .sshould give no
M: TAYLoR. MI Speaker, there, can be no mis-
understanding as to my position on that matter.
Mr.. PAGE. There is misunderstanding TO
Mr.. TAYLOR. I say that their request should be
examineda. ! and i reasonabe and proper conceded:
Mr.. TAYLOR. 1 am not half through answering
Mr.. PAGE. The gentleman can answer both at the
m for % be to % h% M nc
said IL that her II Is no excuse for the
conceded that the Voice Of million Of people, coming
unanimously to Congress from three States OF this
he Would aow to the
Of these States and what remedy he proposes for the
Mr.: TAYLOR: l have said that in this House so
my 9Tn Judgment as to what Is proper and wise:
the Pacific coast as would consider the request Of
other petitioners, and would grant refuse the
any locality simply account Of its Interest
sire can ask us to pass law which affects all locali
Sha to
f States are not aP{0Ts f to get rid Of this
there is no occasion to ask Congress to leeisate il
that sne a% nsy Of P M
simply let the Chinese alone and Is done; II they
that n
th M s% ssGss spsakd MpSad Of e to ask the
man one question? Would not the same argument
Py to 70 rac ana O'ner Things that we
Mr.; ThYLoR. oh, am not certain that under
% Mr. speaker have but little time and must draw
knowg MhSt going o y
IN Dr whoie have been @ told
| ifOl at md of he in
we must throw sentiment aside" Throw senti;
but % the Republican party is founded on sentiment
and it cannot throw Sentiment aside. marty
Greeley GSssifbi throw sentiment
born out the pEIncpie Of liberty; cannot disre-
gard en- i'm What i t Is i
suits from the Intellectual and moral faculties
n Rs
is Is sSEf Ts
and hv the moral perceptions Throw sentimsnt T
Sentiment Sye Tor
Eos r S S e ad trow ed ssG In
ment; must throw aside the sentiment of Justice,
must throw aside the sentiment Of patriotism and
cannot and cannot make the triune sacrifice in favor
Gt FXSh 9 VIII tss s gentleman permit m. to
Mr Mr T6WNsRN6 THI2R 6eS sd6o hope before that by
the me Of hsb the h ta from
|
| plete his remarks.
Mr. PAGE. NOW, / want to ask the gentleman from
Ohio If he regards the sixth plank in the Republican
ph9 Wherein it IS says s0f that '"''' PRANK
tsSince the authority to regulate immigration and
nations rests with Congress, with the United
ii he Of h
Chinese as an evil Of great inXokes the ex-
migration by the enactment of such just humane and
Answer that Is that sentiment or will the gen.
want to ask the gentleman is was that put into the
platform Of the Republican party so to catch the
the intention execute it and carry it good
faith in the interest of the people of the whole coun
| Mr. TAYLOR. have once answered the question
Mr.. PAGE: The gentleman can have all the time
a spesGc answer to this House, and let il go upon
this oor of the Congres Sd e say that
fa to be
Mr.. REED. tfrom his seat.) Sentiments are intend
Mr.. PAGE: But if this is sentiment, then exc
Mr.. REED. The bill does not do that;
| Mr.. TAYLOR. Mr.. Speaker, hope L will be per-
Mr.. PAGE. [ hope gentleman viii be allowed am
Mr. FAY Y LoR There IS nobody interfering with
S Gs y fhs sas in the
no doubt that @ Pie put OF afg
the action of the Republican party. have no doubt
that m tho Of What have
saying in that connection: And | say again % that |
pie sentiment if he believes it to be embodied in
But, Mr.. Speaker, permit me to say again that this
bill in my Judgment does not provide according acc to
of the Republican party. But make no objection
HSw wish to say say; regard Ito to this that the
aae env 9i Condition ad R
changes condition before the world 1t is liking
II the past; and for one am not willing to do that
But Mr.. Speaker, permit me to in justice to my
self, hope remarks have not been understood as