, 1883-12-08
Landed Them.

| " IO-i NrIc supl'icu VIZ iAee i''
! tlfcates by the Chinese GovsTnIzent ct
Canton. They were landed with tie e1-
o. ption CT tao Sho were sent back IS
many viii suppose, for appearance sake.
! The Cas.cu. House officers at frs, did
! something to sten the sids. But s. the
time for sailing of the steamer on which
the eoolies were he'd drew nigh q new in-
fusnce seemingly began TO make itseii
.el:. Within the iss, two DAYS hercuiesn
Efforts we're usIe to rid the ship of the
whole ssrs- An afadasit mill VAS set m
operation. Merchants, so-cslled, who
presented no ;icense-ths most osr:ous
evidence cf the fact-csne on the. sceae-
F:rus unknown 20 the assessor iden.,-
| fed expected partners. The several par
ties worked with long pull and a strong
pull, and landed them all, save two 1t
was Dig day. work all around. but the
ship -. freed and escaped the psnal,;ss-
Chuns's certificates, in nine cases ous
. Of ten, wers false and fraudulent But
I whenese. they we're especially SDss
method OF reinforcing them Sss discover
ed. Merchants Ke.e le: in who s-e 70 gu
gage in the business o! killing d"cSa
Students were admitted who are going to
learn hox 20 sweep out stores. "aen
Chun.'s ro,naIces taxed creduiity too
much, Chinese "preSIcusnsss, go to
speak, was alleged. The coolies had been
in this country before the ra,it'ation o.
the treaty, and had, therefore, right o.
entry. There was nothing Of the human
itarian or sentimental a, 81 Ill the husi-
nesaL The rlun engaged % it would scoui
the idea Of the existence OF such a moIlve
4 transportation company was III osi
'.f1" ana there vas general rally % Se'
it ou. Of it. TIE di.suises IL nearly all
The cases Werl 50 tan That npoody couio
have been decs;rcd ;fo desired Il reach
knosledg, OF the truth.
The landing of these Coolies of cocrse
caa make no great difference. The real
psin. Is tha. the epis 1de oi the P,k.1I IL
dicates tho organralirn of regular sys-
tsm 10 circumveut the Exclusion Ac:
Under the definitions set II? no coolie caI
be kep. ont. When any diiicalty is en-.
countered the RESOURCES CT Chinese PERU
ry can be called into reputation. and Ii IL
! well known that they are en3rEous AMI
e1ual to any emergency. Il you'd seen
as If Chung Of Canton hai Some sort OF
an inkl,ng hat any kind Of ganzy story
would suffice Al this end Of the line, when
ne began 10 issue at random his cert'h-
cstes 20 merchants and stuaents- Ii Is
no, going too f., To say tha. II the cases
were refcrredtc the state courts, not one
IA = hundred of the nssqueradinS coolies
would have been admitted. These t-i'u-
naIs have plumbed the depths OF Chinese
mendacity. There is not one IN the state
in which Chinese aa'n viii be accepted
uuless the svern,ent il corroborated IN
the strongest manner.
Bu. j. should at least ts borne IN mind
tha. tne drams of the Pek:ng canco- Sary
cft., be- ''repes;ed Il the decisions ct
he courts and the rulings of taa Federal
offci,;s be cosrec,, we must r!sht oil
nave isrec access;c:.s 20 the Chinese fner-
cantiie snd student classes. These acces-
sions, if veritabls, will register Themselves
IN the assessors Office, and IN orr Eonits-
RE. Of learning. /. sill NOT 90 to pack
them away in wssh-housez, and in back
Kitchens cleau.ins knives snd FORKS. It's
known thar females, sciennly pTon"uueed
danes snd :asidsns Of ispa;. II Tie sed-
ara courts, have walked right from the
ten lie Of iuetics 70 the vile dens a"ait-
inc their reception. BGttha case OF the
merchants and Students is quit. differ ehi-
They will have to .iyr evidences OF the'r
prssence. +; they DO not turn up n the
| ass,ssnr's cffice or IN scholastic ezaTn:ua-
tons, the public will hive an opportunity
20 draw its osn conclusions, Il, indeed,
its MIND has not already been made up as
70 the true nature Of late proceealhss,
II vii not mend matters IN the least to
ssy rha, the Exclusion Act j, lncse or de-
s..t:-a. No Act Of Congress conld stand
The Interpretation placed on the enc IN
/ der consideration. The term merchant
and "s.udent" were stretched so as prac-
,icsllr 10 mean nothing at al. With the
d,.al7eLts brodght INTO requls.ii9n no
language could be employed that would
have the leas, precision. Students COM
inr 70 his country to learn English "lA
rr;ka .hs most nnsoph:stics.ed as veis
large c.a.s. ". 60 not know that any
individual could IS kept ou: under that
d-iiuiticn. Bat whaterer tee ey-fiss'
N. Exclusion Ac. vas torn INTO shfeds'
No,Linp iced here be sad OF the recS-
rs,s difference 70 tie Welfare Of the state
cha, va. manifested throughout. Br'
one would suppose that the Rasiti'n' con
duct ~ the yeual mandarin a. ,he other
end Of the line. who is tiT9nd o'spatI'
;n,,est Ct certifying 10 the fac.s winch
81 Is.-,rea,y with China required, soid
...rr,issions 10 enter he Un';ed SAFES
s;tbou, distinction to all who hsd the
:noner 10 pay for them, ought. i no.hlns
L. va. $. stake, 10 have met WITH =
tern re5use fra The ticinis a. ,ae
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eta.
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