Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

What effect has this food produced
upon our pOpulUtiony I'm this half ccn-
tuIy The number of the foreign born has
increased from perhaps 100000 in 1910
To 9l2l ,SbI M $500, as as shown below.
le50-Natiyc white lI.2I3SOl. foreign
born Z,2itUll2, per cent foreign born TO
all white ll5.
1860 Nutve white 22.SG2. 70i. foreign
| porn 4lJS,u9I per ceut foreign born TO
oil white 100.
lSIQ-Natiyc white 2s111,133, foreign
porn 0,oot 30 per cent foreign born 10
| all white 1853.
1870 Native white 3G,Sg5,Oi7, foreign
porn 9Oo3V4o'per cent foreign born 10
100 Native white i5,SGS.OOs. foreign
bora q. III ,SJT Der com for,i.., hmm 4,
! oll white 1913
Starting, therefore, with population
OF practically pure American blood I'm
1910, the proportion OF the nptive born
element dropped iu 1880 TO 50 $40 Der
cent IN 1860 TO - 40 per cent and
since then has on the whole Diminished
| Still further 10 81 2-lO pcr cent.
IN lNW the foreign born constituted al
most one sixth OF the white Inhabitants
| ihey were distributed very oUunlly
I rev we've found iu The South but they
N't' ,eunt utmost entirely IN the North
ana Npft whore they constituted fnjlv
I onc-tourth OF the population. v.bila In
/ certain states the population ran mucl
| higher Thus IN Rhode leland and \Vis.
/ cQnsin, 70 reached 81 per GEM I'm
| minnesota 10 per cent and Ina North Ia.
I hon 10 pr cont. In this state NOT u,tirb
| i,2H NAN ohc-hlli OF the inhabitants were
/ born an foreign lands.
But this ia not by any mems tho ,o,,-
{ pete effect Of foreign Immigration, run,,
/ our population There Is little admivturr
/ on MOOD with native Americana lttI.
| lnlermnri1age between the dilroropt Wn-
! uohulurS- iriW' marry Irish and Ger
/ ilNl" lhulIA Fcrmuus, and thoir chill
/ utth irc meusuruhly Irish aud Gniuinus
n,ul' ~ ne chlidreu of immigrants thcre
! were pa inc country IN 1870, Whom fbc,
| were i.rst counted. not fewer tbnn 4 OK.
! uu'l which added 10 the FOREIGN horn
| make lOo2l ,@33 persons of foreign c,
! traction, The whole population WAS INNS
| at lhat time made UP of 90 per cont ~
native blood and 81 per cont Of for.
In 1890 the children of immicr,,t.
numbered ll,5O35T5, making Mn,
/ those of foreign birth. 2OGo5542 AZ
! TINS duA the native whites OF pativr p1,
! cnt0ee constituted GO $40 nor rept orJ
! those norne of foreign parents ~ $50 ne,
! cont More than onc-third of tho populo.
9 a was alien either hy birth or ia the
] II this allen population were upiror,,,l,.
] distributed over the country tbo rnso
] MonlI NOT be ns serious as X u.s. Inf 1. h
/ uetnnuted worry UupQullv practi.au,
| U Is continued 10 the North ana Neet Nh
Wv N0hc WIN mo foreign born OF tbpse
| e5ut.N us Who'e nearly one-half the nan.
| nIi,iii'oh y OF loreen birth or extraction
! Nlnle ~ eernln states the propofiion
! runs much higher F'''''HoH
! Massachusetts and New York contains
! ~ per cont OF FOREIGN hlnnd pbndo
lslnhd, oN per cent Wisconsin "A Nav
| cent minnesota TB per cont ond III
Nor,n iRssota' 10 loss than 20 ncr cont
! on nearly iour,hfths NJ tho non,,,,, ~ W. Nv
| eithcr foreign born or tba rliii."n ny
the, foreign born In New Yo,k C,t.
! WIN q population Of one ana n h,Ir MI
| NOUS onlN IN per cent nre ugtive bo,., -
! nNuye nnronts. il This mn Amor;,.r,
| CITY ne some question mov 30 nei,.5
| ltE"t'lhs 'nougo. whio Va Wflwnul,on
,ile S,et ., ianaunee heard moro com
! NohiN man me American. and th,,rn IA. "a
| Ered reeions in those portLuestsrn
suNieS l~onled exclusively with S.onli
! M vans whore nnr t0n~no IA nnvor b,.,t
rs class, the FOREIGN horn throne onr
| .t'leS' nc only notiOnalltcs of which
", n.alotlty seek rural life me mo
/ Swndes and N0fweclnns In 1891 ,ro.,,
than one-third Of an the foreign born INN. N.
ment Of our population was fonp1 M
me loNy,tolr largest cities
4, Se,ierahzlng Nganling tho loading ma
!,oNq3hues' Y may be hroadly stated tbot
NV 'rsh are found mainly IN New York
ING 1ermahs are widely distlibnte5
! mainly in tho cities from New ''V, o,,.
| tnl"na ~ me Northern statos 10 mo DoLo,
W., Inc Italians live mainly n tba
pf'leas'eih states aud ia New Orleans
! t,ne oeahugaylHna are found mainlv IN
] w se9nsin' minnesota and the Dalotas
me iiungafians Boheminns and PoIee
! ,,.1, tpulH, mainly IN the great cities ana
! French Canadians hare swar,acd .nr
| ,he border Into Now England ana Nm
1efs whefe they have largely ronIncsa
the Irish ns factory hands.
me hrSi point which atlacts tho raoa
| 81 attention Ia the above outline ~ M
history OF Immigration, next to the enor-