Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-02
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By an order isHssd from Sasein''
a fey DAYS sao To rsvsnSs 'snt'es o.lss'
Wo,ooss d 10 tsase PaRss soaad fof y
sruiss 70 san Frsncisco aud furinst
soash. sud II Ia probable thai. y ,His
osdsr i carried into effect, tbs v'e'is %
tks custes to Ger waters within ne CON
ipe yssr o. year asd half viii Re fs's
ar,a far h.sswesu. The reason gives fss
thss ereas extension Of the dtssrits
guaxsed BY tbs sGoIeost - The ssArcisy
81 revenue veesehl Tue WoieAs = ne
ouly avallabIs custer on tbs fse'ae
Cosss. OF tbs other tso, shs hisnsha
Rash has gone Gus Of commission. ana
~. Thomss Cossin 10 Used almost en-
,ire,v in Alaskan waters The batter is
A uressut in tbs Esrth vitb The ss0nsy
szplorise expedition. Tue "oleoin
thsrsfoss, being Isfs alons. = - ones
ssdefsd "a the South.
A moments nuasoiion VIII serve %
couysncs any psrson that ahis order is
extremely uuwisa. There 10 no great
necessity for rsysnas cutter q any
plaes on the eoasa sxespt 10 the neigh
borhooa Of Puest soasd. From TIE
nature Of things sm1Ggiinik sIcsps pI
the ersws Of steamers and Other hrEs
vessels, Is impossible along she Oregon
and California soslst. On rugst soand,
on she contrary, vessels Of srerJ de-
serspsion, large and small, are eonsinn-
ally nsvine In sud out assonR the MI
ands. toaching alike 81 poists . BRITISH
Columbia and ct gsoints On The Ameficala
sids of the lins. The smallesi piunRsr
or yacht may Be sssd for sinnReiin's
ouiun and other rnerchandiss from the
British POSSESSIONS and nos that The
rsyenns easteE IL 10 be tAksn' auay, those
engaged In srHueRling nasd nos have ths
sliahisat fear Of inolssia,ios- hoshin't
viII Be easier than 10 sr0siI The Straits
VITA 9 quantity Of opium ara 10 land y
a any unauardsd doek or uavstehed
psin. between seattle end stie bsandary.
Bat tia smaggline Of merchandise y,
not fhs greatest evil 70 be feared. There
n ans.hsr and . greater one. Which Goa
esrns every man and woman on the Pa
eifle Uoaat. As IL aenefs.lly ksovn,
Chinese Ia Large Numbers arc constantly
entering British Columbia The Celea-
tisis do not step thsrs. They are isn.
ms.iiaiely loaded into small boats
bro0aht across tho Straits and landed IN
the Uniisd States. For time efforts
were made 70 pat stop 70 snii
Immigration, bat all such efforts
ceased moushs ag,, and tho uuvelcouri
stream Of isnmixsaiion hoss unintsri
rupssdly, boldly. INCREASINGLY 10 our
shores. The Law for the restraint of
Chinese immigration has be,oms dead
lester, and Chinese laborsrs in sniiicieut
quantities 70 supply The demand can b
shipped wiihoas solicitation from yic-
tssia 10 any point In she Uuiisi States
These Cinnamon have become holder
sud boldsr. until there is now no can
esalmeui attempted. They enter the
Unitsa States without the slightest fear
Of arrest. LARGE numbers Of them
tAks passage on svaFy steamer from ths
Sound 10 San Francisco. The Queen Of
the Pacific on her last trip. far instance.
took six,y-nine from Port Townsend
alone. II this business 10 10 20 on, the
vsopls should know Il. They would
noon demand Of the authorities enes-
Rstic, vigorous action for The sappres-
sion Of this new fashioned slave trade.
II will not be allowed 90 20 on In
Ssanitely. and II an ebert is 10
BE- made 70 stop ID, shs services Of The
revenue culser will be Indispensable.
The interests Of the entire Pacific Coast
demand that the woleost b retained In
FACET Sound waters. she wis n,sver 20
niuch needed hare as she isn't present,
and the order for her departure should
be rencinded al unce.
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