The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
NEW LAW FOR THE CHINESE.
sENATOR SHERMAN DUES IT 4
ziCxET- OF-LEAyE SYSTEM

TICKET OE-LEA1E otcAE"s
Usaer II Chiness Lsborers In the Usite
states Must Prove within . Fear Thsi
niuht 70 Remnip. and Must seeure
C.r,,ae.te 20 That EEect-Othervvise Ar
rest, Imprisoarent, and Deportation.
WASHINGTON. May 3-The Senate. with
scant quorum present. passed to-day. by
vote OF 80 to Is. the amended Chinese Elk
cIusion bill, Notwithstanding tho protest o
Mr., Sherman. Chairman OF the Committee OF
Foreign Relations. that tho new section re
curling al Chinese in tho United States tt
register within year or DO imprisoned was
violation Of treaty obligations with China.
Previous to the passage OF the bill Mr.. Nor.
gan called UP tho Presidents BimotalliclCon
ference message in order to give Mr.. Kyle the
opportunity to make free coinage speech.
Mr.. Morgan requested that the message still
remain on tho table. announcing his own in
tention to speak upon 1t ut future day. Dur
ing tho informal colloauy which preceded Mr..
Kyle's speech. two rnther curious facts were
disclosed. namely. that the presentation OF
tho conference report on the Chinese question
and Mr. Morgan's notice OF his intention to
call up the Presidents bimetallic message for
to-day both took plaoe In the secrecy Of ex-
scutive session yesterday
When Mr.. Kyle had finished his FREQ coinage
speech the new sections Of tho Chinese Ex-
read. They are:
s.rrioK > That after the passage Of this act on an
@ to n :ny s1ss ., :" sGs "fS s Ss
, :" s IN tss us Ell s !"
sllowei and .arn alpIicston shall be heard aud de-
.h ss s IL. q" hs I Ms ,Is Re s %,
~ the Cnea siatss to ,nnny to the ro1lscto, or
within one yysr ai'sr ihs rn'sase, q III: as,:
5sr S ws e Of s tsh sn s"y maj.
ncElsc fail or rsfu.. !" Ssnny wn a." OF
s,n be tonn Mitnn to- IA lion OF the United
Im,.d states: MD may be arrssisd W any, Tinted
or b. deputies tnItci states Marshal %r his DEPUTIES
H. ,H'$ s;';s sa:' ss Sl%ss a1s
.. S Clearly tn e " dc sal.
judge that by reason OF accident. sickness. or
s sn @ M @ "s'I n!P
rSsien. o. ,hs sta,es At the time or ne pas
:S Ss: S rs sns to np. s"Fs s
II: 81 H., &c ii: sS
ro s sa %w s .n to s
the Of said and trial shall the dscre
asar.r be- a"a %sss IN
!" iaH"
out charge.
After tho report had been sead mr. Sherman
w"s or y'tf hS nF'S St tHnssS
very broadly. it continued tho Old laws. and
provided more stringent sections to prevent
iat"n Of law. "s"".l l,i' from t CANA "a. 1 fi
objection he htl tho conforenco Till lay
aGant tn cass s he rt trmHa it
Gurated II now departure in our system of
government although it had tessn suggested
hat ftn.. Ia lad
hnd heretofore been y treaty observing nation.
treay Bat that had been %'u so SHat way
ac9nesccd In The rrnvision Of the bin re-
the sns IN as c or TS
most OF them dcrendng upon their daily
labor f2r living 20 tax" out ticket OF
all within on" year and to have this ready to
exhibit ut any time. he believed was clearly in
Mr.: Sherman an a.ded that he looked upon the
coming Of Chinese lat or"rs into this country
but sSmething NOR: There seemed to he a a
design on the part OF the Canadian authorities
H4 ho hsr on ars ss
witt, the privilege Of entering the United
S,ntts; II this nraeticYS we're continued it
time or other. difficulty between the two
Nj PUTT expressed the opinion that section
o nf tho conference bill meant that nll Chinese
H.: nrors In tho u it"d Sintcs must Leave
WtiUlH u ypuT. t'T no I'LL ET.SbNe MT. Clll he
licvc, tn. legislation would involve the loss Of
hundreds OF millions OF dollars to The alrcndy
ruined cotton industry Of the Southern states.
Mr.. Palmer Of Illinois declared his dissent
nom til" conferences report. He never sup
posed the time would have come in this conn-
try when 1t would be placed IN the discretion
Of any ono to arrest my man. Chinamnn or
otherwise. without charge or warrant. lIo
symrnthized with the gentlemen from tho Pa
ellie cOast. but no could not sustain them In
this.
Mr.. Iiiscock Of New York. on tho contrary.
proclaimed his belief TINT the tnitod StntcS
had the righ: to establish the sam. regulations
with regard to imported Immigrants MS with
regard to imp ,rtrd merchandise. We has, tho |
riEht t" put them under regulations. and il
they escaped those regulations we had IN.
right OF seizure. as in the case OF struggled
goods. ,
III" vote by which tho ill was adopted. MS
reported by tho ronftreEce committee. was
Democrats In tnlics):
itrAli.n Allison. Chandler. GrI,rH. Culion, Eolpr
Peton tiaiiger. Gwn"r. iiHnshrnmgh Hir,i,, iscock
joni Of A.kaia NcIh~ Mitrheil Mo,p,n Pci-r r.
NJ l,rrkin-. Power. R'..p. -anters. Sloup. Squire.
mi Whn--O. |
N,rs-ibt~ rH. ''Il.in. Dawes, Dixon. Frye &c rg.
'ry. Higgins. kylc uni Paner. iatt. iayL. shcr.
nan. and Wison--l5.
NOTHING FOR TIE CONTINENTAL ROAD.
The Survey Appropriation Stricken from
the Diplomatic md Consular RiII.