Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
THE MAs.pEALERs BEBELLuoS.

The rebellion OF the man.dealers is
coming to head, SAYS the San Fran. v
Coolies in China for long term Of 6
service and lahrr abroad They con. ,
tract To give them small cum during |
the years OF their serfdom, but large {
one as things go in China. For the (
/ fulfillment OF these contracts they take ,
mortgages on the families which
the Coolies leave behind. These con-
tracts the laws OF China recognize
, In the event of a failure to carry out
+, his agreement on the part Of the Coolie,
the family held in pawn in China is
! sold into slavery. These poems are
\ shipped 10 the Six Companies in San
= Francisco. They allow them to hire
n themselves out Individually, or they
Il supply them in large gangs when
+ needed The latter have TO return
d regularly the part OF their earnings
n. agreed upon.
y The Six Companies. with display
~ of unconscious humor, call themselves
ri benevolent societies. None OF theig
n so-called beneiciaries can escape them
or here. because they cannot get out "l
tie the United States without their per
To mission. THIS statement will soun'
gh odd in this tree country, but IL is never
an theless the fact. The continuation
er, used to enforce their writs by ~
m arrangement with the Pacific Mail
&C. under which no Chinaman coul,
to obtain passage home without pc
hat init from this emporium in imperi"
ate An effort was made To break up tn
ex nefarinus business by the passage OF n
was Act hv our Legislature making IL mi
40 demeanor la refuse Ia cell tickets {
proper application, but the practice
'he believed Ia be still in operation.
,rnd nothing else the escaping Coolie
that hauled off the steamer On n trumpet
f,r charged Of felony just as it Is about
sail.
uiai This infamous Coolie traffic is ca
hers ried ON in this country under vari"
ther DISCUSSES, Tor the law fnrhids this XII
re,u af slavery But IL is kept up WI
-: Brazil, Cuba and Peru openly. beca,
there IL no l,gnl impediment. i
mess treaties of China with these comm
aent ties establish the fact. The six Con
i'm "A anies ar the agents Of the Man-d"ai
now propose To resist law at Congr
designed primarily 10 break up I
+, nefaTous business. Notwiih stnnd
the Rest riction Acts which have To-
me'y in operation for the last ten years,
trary Chinese have more than doubled IL
, the number in the United States, max
, IL. no allowances for losses 10y death. !
~, qdeer development, admitted by
ihe Chinese themselves, shows how ext
len oil rivcly tie Six Companies have u
" ork prosecuting their illicit ,rniiic in mn
b;,.d The Geary law, which is now
would 49, ~ =; -, ,,;. ,I.,,'h M
'oNs" civilization. BY requiring registra
r the -. III, ,.',..,d !, ,h.r,
protection while in the United Sta
{ dan. N o. ,,,,..,;., Lnr,,n :
m lis ' 49, 81. r.n,,,,,l.s T
ang of ,''e's' - ~. -, na.;,,,.d :, .,
sets Of - i,;' Th,y L,v,
ie NJ 's =, !. - ~, =, r.,,;.,,r
tiever. -. -. -. -, n,a,,y gene,
we ~ nhcyed. They have powcrs "t co"r
ma, which So far are imperfccily NJ
!, NJ" stpnd 10y our people But they n
from ;..., .,;s,.,,,,,.,,,nce ,h,, nur
/ Key 80, ~. lin grew ant nf .,y
aud that second shnuld ind iis
in peonism. More singular siiil,
Is the parties of the East who were
silver s,rennnus in their forts to extir
5 got .layerly. rally around the more
ne Sc strcted firm, called p' onism, wit
bricks. earnestness that would he inl'cro
heing the question were not 80 grave