Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-01-12
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Immigrants themselves 9l's nave coine
because OF the over p popu'a'eu coAu'-
ton or thelr own countries Ii sPi'e
o1 war d1iu i'i'in's e'tiou 'uo r'D'''
t1on OF EUROPE 1i INC :" ''e ~
or z2,UOo,Uoo III every oeCaue' HIS
Will give US some ca VI TIE uehslts
o1 ITS populatlon. Inc result vi 'i'1s
combined with the unjust soclal
laws that preVali III many countries
renders the lot OF the laoofer ana
peasant exceedingly marc, anu When
added to this Is the 1Ether 1act that
In all continental Europe all 'heh-
with but lie" except1ohs- must
spend some OF tne pest years Va 'iie'i
life III the army ana th"s oe WILL
drawn from the RANKS % producers
we are not surprised tha' 80 many
come TO this laho where 'ile colu'-
tions OF lie are so iaForao'e a'o
where every CITIZEN mas d voice III Tue
affairs OF the nation. Inc preference
is given to- this country because or
it's greater natural advantages, and
because it is far more accessible than
lands farther removed from
Europe" I.
But" said the speaker, sis it not
item to call a halt on immigration
or al least TO- place such restrictions
and safeguards that we may be
spared the Eruption OF sucli a class
as now comprises the hulk OF the
immigration ?of the present day.
We find that about A,O00,ooo, or
three-eighths OF our population, is
either foreign born or or foreign
parentage. Very much OF this is, OF
course, excellent, yet it must not be
forgotten that. while only three
eighths of the, population, it fur
nishes six-tenths. OF thepaupers, more
than one-half OF: theconVicts and six
tenths of the juvenile offenders.
Again it is Il noteworthy fact that
fifty per cent 4 Of saloon-keepers,
sixty-rnree per zee: :. cent: OF :" no'esaie
liquor dealers ana. seVenty-'l'e per
cent OF brewers are foreign porh'
The truth 49, the moral anu III 'e'iec'-
ual character OF our pop"ia 'ioii '''s
deterloratea ia recent years. Dul,
ing the past oecaue '''e iii IN " ~'~''
lroms noftherh anu "ee'e',i nol"po
III % "hence to'''ee INC 'e"' ''o.s
has decbned Sixty per CENT wiz
that from southern ana eastern ho'
rope, when furnishes us Win III.
most undesirable Grass mas increased
$50 Der cent, and 1t Is TINS CLASS "h'ch
enters into such unfair competition
with our American laoorers' anu
whose manner o. me rs n,.ny anu f ad
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