The Springdale news., 1889-11-22

l NeHteu J dTIi duu tOiu it SV oitCi that after a tune he himself began 10 believe It. As we haven't at hand the proceedings of the California Legislature betore the war VIC have no means of testing the truth of the statements made by the Doc tor, but he makes so many daring errors in other portions of hls article that we will consequently take them with a grain of salt.
 Well, Doctor, we are ready for the instruction, but..suppose we turn things around and instruct you a little. We thank you vcry highly for the nice little compliments you paid us regarding our brightness, and we will return the compliment by saying that Tn rour young days you were undoubtedly very peart youngster, but Doctor we find in your old days that your slowly but surely losing your grip. To be plain with you, we don't believe your ability to tell the truth is as good as it was in former years, and that you are getting to he kind of a crank. But 10 proceed with the business in hand
 The immigration of Chinese 10 America he1an 1urIag tile civil war The soldiers wcr. away fig hting for their country and the manufaetur- CTS (host fellows who Low want ,be poor laboring man "protected'') took advantage ofthe Contract La Dor Law, and imported large num- bers ofth Mongplians to this coun- try. A great many of them were employed in the construction of the Pacific railroad, and m, ny men are rolling ih luxury the result of employing servile labor, at the ex- pense of the American workingmen. When the soldiers return d from answering the call of their country they found their places all filled with coolie laborers from China. It soon became manifest that the Chinese were plague instead of n ben eft and efforts were set about to rid the country of them. On De- cember 6. 1869, bill was introduc- ed iu the Senate of the United States for the purpose of regulating the immigration of the Chinese to this country and to prohibit their I'm. portatIon under the Contract Law. The bill was referred to the Com mittee nn Commerce, and February 24, 1870, Senator Chandler, a mem Der of the committee and Rcpub. lican, asked to be discharged from It's further consideration, and moved that 1t be indefinitely postponed hich was done. Thus we hec the b,ll killed by Republican.
 On January 10, 1870 joint resa lution was introduced to regulate and restrict Chinese imm grafton It was referred to the Committee on Judiciary, majority of whom were Republicans, and never was heard of afterwards. Tally anoth. CT, Doctor.
 In June, 1870, bill was r.tro. dueed in the Senate " tn the view to prohibiting contracts tor serv,le labor and tue Republicans also knock q thIs into a state of "inocu- ous desuetude." That's another Doe tor: pick q soft place to fall we are going to let you down hard.
 Now listen, Doctor. On the 18th | OhN OI btCctuDcI LII buC fShF 0t Jul Lord one thousan d, eight hundred and seventy one, Mr. Coughlan (not "Coglan'as you have it 0of Cal ] itoruia. a Democrat, introduced a bill to prohibit contract for servlle labor which was referred to the Committee on Judiciary. Nothing was ever heard from it except that it's reference was changed to the Committees on Education and Labor winch reported substitute, and thls was recOmmitted to the same Comm ittee and there it slert tho long sleep. Rub up your specks and stay with us Doctor and w"'ll make you "smsll like man '
 In April 1872, Senator Casserly of ! Californi,, q Damoprat iutrn il oa |