Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-04
THEY DO NOT VA&.s' VHiTE
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server that the big corporations Of
this Coast do not want white men
at any price.
They ingeniously fall back on ali
sorts of excuses to show why white
men caunot do anything as well as
the Cinnamon.
The fume superintendent IN
sist that a white man cannot pile
wood on a car as we'll as a China
man; they say it takes years OF
practice to lay stick of wood In
the proper way.
The canned fruit men insist that
nobody but Chinaman can stuff
tomatoes into can
The cigar manufactures claim
that the Chinese put peculiar
twist on the end of cigar. that no
white man can ever hope 10 imi-
tate.
Now. everybody knows that TINS
i the baldest kind of nonsense
ever uttered. and men must have a
moor idea of the intelligence of
their fellows if they expect to be
believed. The fruit growers OF
California pretend that they want
white help but cannot get il. They
cannot get it because they do not
apply for it. Read the following
and see if white help cannot be OBJ
tanned In California on demand:
SAN Francisco, April Il, 1856.
C. F. McGlashan, Chairman State
Anti- Chinese Nom Partisan Assocto-
tion:-As the California Fruit
Growers Union has made de-
mand upon you and all others IN
terested to say where and at what
prices men can be furnished them
to take the places of Chinese now
employed by them, permit US, the
undersigned, proprietors of the
four largest employment agencies
on this Coast, to say, through you,
that We will be prepared to furnish
within ninety days of notification,
from 1900 to 10000 men at from
$40 to $25 and $50 per month and
board. The men shall be able
bodied and accustomed to field
work. Permit US further to say
that the finest body of men ever
seeking work are now here, and are
arriving every day. These men
will be furnished, provided the
California Fruit Union will guar
antee to ACCEPT them as fast as Of
fered. and reasonable time for
employment guaranteed.
Respectfully.
j. +. CRossETT & Co.
W. II. EVER II Co.,
C. r. HANSEN & Co.
WARD & Co.
The gauntlet is squarely thrown
down in the above, and the fruit
growers dare not make the applica
ton. Their minds are made up
that they will have their own way.
and they will make every sacrifice
to carry their point.
Here is another letter which
speaks volumes for the insincerity
and hypocrisy of the pro-Chinese.
SAN Francisco, April 90, 1886.
Chas. +. McGlashan:-DEAR SIR:
Every day l have large numbers of
applications from farm laborers,
Italian ana Swiss orcLardists and
vineyardists, who offer to work at
from $40 to $25 and $50 per month
and board. They are industrious
and sober laborers. and fron the
experience | have had with this
class of people | am confident that
they will give satisfaction to their
employers. Please interest yourself
in their behalf. There are great
many idle laborers here now l am
confident | could furnish 800 IN
twenty-four hours. If bona hde
order was given 5000 good farm
hands could be brought here from
Italy. France and Switzerland with
in ninty days. Respectfully yours,
A. SBARBORA.
\. B.-I will cheerfully fill any
orders which may be sent me free
both to employee and employer.
Why don t these lovers Of Chi
nese who profess to want white
help send to San Francisco and get
it. stop their whining and squeal-
ing and act like men who are will
ing to do the fair thing by their