Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-08-04
Ecw York Stsr::SyDdicats Letter to
BNRech,
New YuRk. July 81

The CongressiOiiaI COMMITTEE Ap
pointed to inquire Into the condition.
81 Immigration Into this country set
tied down to business here aomc day.
since. Already developments at ~
extra sensational character have rOmt
TO light. Passing mention has been
made in those letters OF tho denOral
isiny conditions which surround thu
importation of pauper labor. Witness
after witness at this investigation has
explained To tho Committee .how
the padronc agents throughout Italy
inflamc the working people with gid
! ell account, of prosperity over here. by
those fairy tales allure them from their
work aud bring them here To feed up
ON the vitals OF honcst American labor
These blood spectators receive on M
average 81. 20 for each poor devil whom
they succeed in isuding At Castle Gar
den. The tariff Ia paid by the trans
p~ortation companies in the shape OF
commission
But this is mot the worst of It Rep
utable witnesses have testified that II
ia a common practice on the other side
to form societies Tor the express pnr'
pose of transporting convicts to THU
country. No less n parsonage than
/ the Regent OF Bavaria is shown to have
been activcl, connccrcd in proceeding
OF this sort.
The Committee, which secms TO Ne
in dead earnest. will take testimony in
this city probably throughout the
month OF August, and then go to Boa
ton. IN the result OF their inquiries
the Democratic managers f0rrsce II
most powerful campaign document
1t ia proposed that every citizen work
man In the cloae States shall have an
opportunity of seeing the results OF
this system which cute down i,is Wag@;,
and redgH's hto competition with him
'hen VINO can 1.-Two in "l""n- ~" '-"e"D
which to him mean starvation. Apart
from this phase ofthc question, ito 40.
cial aspect the Anarchistic, anti.soar
end OF twill be- made to appeal pow.
"rfnlly to the public conscience.
PATRIOTS on TIL PILGRIMAGE.
Now Is the melancholy season OF the
year when the professional campaign
sholicr gets in his fine work. The big
paradc', iollincatinns and general
blow.outs are vet II little In front of 10.
hut the shonter is expanding his lungs
in pleasurable anticipation Of what the
next few weeks will bring forth. Since
il hna hpraVuo Uonoroll,. l,,,,u 49,,
BOss Plat headed nG hi. En,;on.i
Committee by securing frat mil a,
Morton .,bor'I" and Inc "hny.r have
been LOOKING ~, ,nrurc ,nt ,iin,or.
Won can iuayinc
Rhineb,rL Tho snlcudid c,,,,-,.
.cat If thc bnpkcr rar,l;J,tn T. ,n"
pcclal More. m which thc,o r",r;n,
pilgrims .bcnd thcir toot.,sn. n;t.
The loc,,:ts of Eyynt. for ,wn wei.
a ,tthcy have brcn nonr;,v down
on the yine.clnI ~nrs,.rv.. ,f
tlcman who i, under,,ood ~ h.venn
limited "boodle" IN d~i.n.r.. ror ,ho
ylory Of tho p,r,v md ,hc f,,uo".
vanity Of Levi. TIM nar,;rn,.rlv d..
vout are slso taking in U.rlimor ,ho
home OF Warner Miller IN th.;rr,,,,.
The fra, requirement. fnr your .-."r.c.
teal politirian" keen sc.n, for n.
aroma Of tho lcsh no,. and whor. .,"o
on earth win Won and 40 m",h "n"."
teal politics", As hcrY? paw
"""' VI a
One OF the most singular and not the
least interesting evolution of thi.
campaign on the Republican side. i.
the temperance Of a gentleman who
was a conspicuous character in p0litic,
ten wears ago but suddenly went into
retirement from no fault OF his own.
Tie is none other than tho celebrated
apostle Of addition. division nnd
silence William Il. Kemblc. who.c
b"ssship of the Republican parry in
Pennsylvania wound up with n .hsrp
turn eight years ago. Ncwspapcr
calling this interesting Bit of history
how kemblc and othc-s were convict.
ed Of bribing legislators in connection
with tho bills reimbursinp railroad
companies whose property was de.
I, w,. Kon,IS, ,.h.a llo'' OF ..
and cnnscd him ~ ho an, wa;
lcctor Of State wbon ,his s "o,.
bcfell him II w,. ona~ u"c
instincts bo Inv X H"o w nl'
in tho Hoard NJ p,rJo" .,a"n po.aaon
kemble md tho ncn;,"r,;.s"
ery other c.nnrcs t.;,ot h ""r"ev
blc thonyh nm .nor"'n,'In ne"'
and stiIl nre.iden, oS ""o o,,hn m""
hank. 70 I'm. '.s.
J,y dcharrna nv his 10 1nas
c~xcrc,,,nw n ~ ,ha ,.." .'o.'
lzcn,h;n' II 4 Jo.h, t,I l !, " GU
ce,d in his ,mh;t;on =" h."e W. "m "c'
bilitir, renewal in I'm" W."
Harrison AMI Marta, n,,, .o'c lor
from tho On,Ior ~ H.. ~" ;o"m'
power behind ou,,,' = wv
iicnn Ilcsjnuat,ors and =" Pu''
mo,ior .niri, ~ "nu s"s''! ,ne
.mount NJ nj. nor."r,, Ino
lhs can.n "f Contribution 10
verw ,.r~, P"'' Po''''c' 10 sa'u 10
"'s
''''p NEWS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE.
Chairman Brice wa, looli,y -. .,.ol
and clipper AZ a brid.uroo1n. whom
your correspondent, droppcd in 70 nicI
up any late crumb, about tho nrogrs..
of the campaign. lie i, cr%,,esncIv
,o,eful nj r,rry;n, o., 'r".e,
and Judging from tho amount
"o,;n" ""..' was poln'ed out
,nre. ~ mo' Nv" o'A,e WIN assnr.
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