Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-28


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fhorify ~ tha uai1ed Stafsz. im9eseo
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aTart al is pauer 10 aegisa means feR
thar urnaselioun and % aesaEe t1eu
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ex mpfionsH 3 whieh the4 ere entitled
whers sunh Chinsss TseidsnIs nes1 win
u tseatmsni q sha hands e aay otnsr
perasn.
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ss1sut 4 plaos for 1empoEaEg o. pernar
nsn2 residences. and g reside and par
sue tbair lawful Vocatione e sns places
- saincla1 The Chinese geslde1ta n.en-
toned IL She Indictment, thsraIazss had
rights arising under and daue1dsnf apo1
the ConEifntiou ee The Uaiesd heafea
and eha freaafes inside h parsnanea
thereof between she United Ssases and
the Emperor Of 0hinas which would %
violated ~ sach acts az are charged In
the indiotmank II you believes knar@-
1oEa, from che evidence thAa too aF more
a nha defendants. or ali % thsms con
spiEed aud agresd { Rsthazs q VIII
other persons. 20 drive eat Danish or
expel lhe Chinese peFsoEA or aug per
ton th1reof described II The Indiesmsn1
from he coanty Of King. WasninRton
Territory, - the aime mentioned % ths
indictment. fer the purpose q depElYinR
said Chiness persous either directly q
indirectly Of any q tie rights. priv
leges, immunities and exemplfona -
cured 90 them b. the Constitution, tEea-
ties, o. By laW, and b. msaze apse 1ed
b tie Indictment, then yau shouia nnd
the defendants. OF sunh of tAom IS 80
ooaspired and agreed guilty e. charged
inl be indietment
Bg eequal proteolian % the iauan -
meant equal security % every ere II his
private riRhfs-in hia FiQht - Hfe. g
liberty and the fulless s1joguens there
Of, 20 prOoeFtY and 70 absolute domfon-
Aou 4.u eeAst~t e4etSN-s So - - 4A4-
sult q happiness.
L implies not oaiy tnat the means
which tie laws anord Tor ench geeatity
shall Be equally accessible % n1m, bat
tnae none shall % 8nb1ees % any great
e burdens, or charges. or tmpeMtlona,
than eqcn e ara lato upon al sensRz
under Ike circumstances. Knia protec-
tlon attends every one evoETwheEe.
whatever % BIS rAoss nationality rail-
gion or position IN society. y does noi
leave MIN because o. ms social position
OF his association N business. Il . The
enield whion the arm q our oeneneeni
aovefnmeas nQlda % all times over
every oneS man, woman an0 enid
oiaok, yellow red or white, IN all ~
broad domain WneFever eaey may 60
and ~ whatever relations they may Be
placed.
The section o. { 9 law upon which
this indictment vas founded vas Wieoll
enacted By Congress not merely fer tn
security Of the black race IN the South
but 10 insure 10 all man. at all times and
az al places the equal protection 81 ~
laws and equal privileges and immuni
ties theFeundeK. And FOR the purposes
of this case, The Chinese people resfdins
In Seattle or In King o8unfy il FehEa
arg, 1886, are presumed 20 have besf