Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-02
ALIEN IMMIGRATION.
England Suffering from an Unwel-
.. como Influx.
Victims OF Persecution m Continental
Europe Taking Refuge IN Great BrItain
...-Thelr Damaging EToct on tho
'..f Working ClassesA

mon and women into England in
past times has been of the very highest
service to tho economical and social
progress of tho country. Silk manu-
facturc, SO important q branch of the
national industry. IL only one of the
many pursuits that h2yo been cstab-
'ishcd by aliens, who by religious or
political persecution had been forced to
leave their own country and follow their
own Industrial pursuits IN England.
Practically tho descendants Of these in
MIGRANTS have bc"omc English, and
ttcir Cri~in is lost SIGHT of, for II
lc-Tc number of cases they have Angli-
ci"cl their r2ncS; the Lc Eoy1 have
bcco-ac Kings, the Bculangcr1 Bakers,
and SO en-. Immigration CT this Kind
as racGt valuable to the pcrsccutcd in
dividual5 who were forcetlinto c-;ilc. and
70 the country wEith received thcEl ard
benefited. by their knowledge, thrift
AID industry. But tho Londcn Queen
GayS there is another. kind Of i,a1ni,3ra-
Gion which possesses none Of thcEc a.
vaataEcs, and this is going on to IN in
iuriou3 c:,tcrt ct the present time
t.laT Of tho paupcr3 fr2n tho eastern
countries of Europe, w|D hrvo no
G?e ;ial knowledge, and, therefore, on
crrivicG in this country, haze. to COM
Ietc with the lowest forms CT u23!:illcd
labor and, consequently, lower tho rate
# VIZ &C.; c:a>H" TIC m ~G5 dcGttitutH Of
CIR wG1';:i:'T rc-->'c. During the last
four rn0:-t,,::i -c@r'y 1900 aliens have
arrived fr"Ga TIC continent ut the cast
crn r~rt3 Ct C-cat britain. Of these,
Oyer 5000 c:s!>rc"G"d their intention of
remaining. II It's co-,nt:,y, AID of tao
1900 ". , q" ,l~-cIl thc-n;clrc1 en- route
for Amer; : :; j. believed Clat Il very
iG~Sc prcncrti~-l remained il this couu-
t"y. a cCG3;..rr2io'c number Of thcGc
vZcrc EuGaian c:sl Gc-:acn Jews, driven
ayTay by TIC rc7C:,l'cc3 persecution to
which they E2vc bc@.:l C::2cGcN.
That our oE-G lab ;1inT DoorGNould be
Guhjn:tcl to, TIC "GrlDctitioa arising
from s.! Il GO i-2';,,-: Ct unsliillcd labor
is not to be Contemplated with cCr.l-
placcncy. ~" ouc3tion CT rGupcr i'm
migration Is growing il urgency, and
its confederation cannot be much long
CT iTnorcl by 20 lc.gi3l2turc. The &c
costly Of IN Organization fer the c1ni-
grafton Of orr cv-cl redundant popula-
tion Is recognized by all, but il would
be y national cnia:lity if VIC sent away
the best. TIC "trOnTC3t anl most skilled
CT our Wcrl.ircrncn ard vcncn to seek
their fortunes il our colonies, and per-
rlitiC,lt tho Introduction CT IN alien pop
ulation, u2Gllillctl, many CT them with
habits that are rc7ugnant to English
people, capable eff living on zach r1carcr
fire that they redu"c the rate CT wages
t. tho lowest possible point. Yet t,li.i
is being do13 at the present time The
pGr@c2Ttcd Jews have during tho last
four months arrived in England in
numbers greatly exceeding those Of pre-.
vious years, and this during the time Of
the paSsovcrand BASKERVILLE, when the
poorest jew, if possible, rcfrairs from
travelling. Nevertheless. Il 500 q month
has been tho CXcGss over those that ;.r-
rived during the year 1891, and at the
present time VIC arc not only threatened
with but arc suffering from, an influx
OF anarchists from the continent, wEo
arc 1lccing from the courts Of justice IL
their own country.
It is sincerely to be hoped that parlia-
racrt viii not rise until n very GtriaCcnt
measure for tho suppression CT obnoS.
iouj immigration has been passed. Our
transatlantic cousins, with unlimited
land requiring q largo supply of labor,
decline to permit the introduction Of
unG!1illca paupcr laborcrs. With our
greatly redundant population, it is ir-
naitcly moro necessary that such q re
st2iction should be carried into effect in
this country.