The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-14
PULLING PIGTAILS.
rbs Ana-Chinese Resolutions
in Oregon.
,oorgsDIYGS N THE HOUSE.
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hO' s,LIn - seymOur's Funeral
Floods in OhiO-Etc.
-. Anti. Chir ese Congress.

7be Anti Chin csc Congress.
,,nyp, Or. February 13.-The
.rb,ae5s congress assembled here
- .fternoon. About $50 delegates
nrsaent. The usual committees
~ .,s5sntials permanent organization
-l,s.oIutions we're appointed. Bur-
.4G Haskell was made chairman of
=. - solution committee. The princi-
-ssoi1tion was as follows:
P'tr ts-T It is a portion of the com
,oIar in this land, solicited into uni
- and commercial custom and
, Zoo that the inhabitants and locality
.,5ieb are infested with any immoral
Undesirable class of people have the
.;,bF To assemble and request said OBJ
.CS1ions elements TO remove to other
ocslities and
VAL. the Monaghan race in the
state Of Oregon aud Territory of Wash
,rgion are, as a class of people, con-
,i9ut yiolators OF all health and police
lgs, immoral, degraded and undeslr-
9bIe in every sense of the word, as well
80 constant menace of free institutions
70 home and family.
e,s0lysd, That this convention calls
IAN the citizens of every locality to
ossceably assemble and politely request
IA Mongohan race to remove from
a: State aud Territory to the city of
Il San Francisco, or any other place
The.e they are desired by the people,
ri his within thirty days from the
,tsOi said meetings.
R1tsd, That an executive COM
ai!se be appointed In every commu-
ay to carry out the spirit and intent
these resolutions; and,
Rs,pi, further, That the delegates to
u convention, upon returning to
@-lOmes. proceed to call mass meet
uG the citizens of their locality to
HiSthe action of this convention and
sDgOiRt the executive committee
1nn provided for, and rhe date for
u.n meetings to be on February I'D.
There vas a long debate over the reso-
uton. about fifteen speakers partici-
rsHng each limited to five minutes.
he general sentiment of the speakers
gsin !syor Of the peaceful removal of
lie Chinese, which the delegates from
Tlrona explained meant mai ching the
Chinese out Of town, as was done at
Tacoma The speakers were greeted
viii great applause. One delegate
stated that he was prepared to lead in
the movement; that he had been in jail
i've days Tor having done so before. and
vas willing to be incarcerated for a
year 70 do 80 again. The speakers who
attempted to debate against the resolu.
N h.
aeie aldef tae authority of law, were
'3Ignsd aal booted down by the noisy
tae following resolutions were passed
alTfRr In defiance of article 1,
sScagl ana amendments 5 and 6 of
Selillnon OF the United States, and
u e0e; I0la'iOh of law, Governor
9-ls o. Washington Territory, has,
va ~ ne lnsOlence of imperialism,
,-sllea the writ of hd5edS corpus, free
'yJ'sl ana the liberty of assemblage
- ,u5IsfA martial law, in defiance of
NJ. nv q Tie land as declared by the
-I'l states Supreme Court, in 4
'4 ny II The case Of Mulligan; and,
'asTeii, In addition to said Illegal
49, T., d moo Of his supporters wantonly
sfi;. I'VE an assemblage of the people,
~ --oss one and wOunding three other
ps, n the city of Seattle, on
sSS-uaFy 70, 1886: and,
..atS Said Squire has Illegally i'm
3aS0 aud deprived of liberty various
' s-,'l' Q; the United States, without
os.ea' That our representatives
,V-kisss be instructed to prefer ar
~ ., lmpeachment against the said
rlg. aud present the same for the
-o u The House of Representatives
s &c, That 30 900 copies OF these
,7 r,,.I 1Ci be printed and forwarded tC
@Oof organization, anti-Chinese
r. ana every grangers' association
N, lEted States, with the request
laB - - Oh such organizations ratify
IN. w and approve these resolu-
a1,s,. aau order them sent to theiI
M SJ.lsaVes in Congress, endorsed
s5, ' 1sl Urgent demand for proper
8.ss ,,!s That telegram be sent tc
satur, !, /. Butler, requesting him tC
s6s Tue ele said Impeachment proceed
s,,T 7ua't OF all lovers of American
oeIe two resolutions were the
NJ =, which the committee on resC.
III - .tl prepared, but they recon
'aat three of the large num-
solutions which had beer
. the committee by var1ou.
~ should be adopted. The frs
h sO ~ calling on Congress to
81 existing treaties, whereby
,S.on from China to this countr1
spped, except as regards dip
e1ations. The second resolu
Expended certain newspapers
lS-egfsed the action OF the riot
...So a,ue and Tacoma. The thirG
u 00 O.. Placed permanent boycott
1se 0,sOa'an and Ecenii.1 TeLe6rdu,
To-. .q9n'on de6es the bovcotter
'e.sits y and stands up for order
B0s,,, A Boston Flood.