Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-19
UNDESIRABLE FOREIGNERS,
An Interesting Paper upon Immigration
Read by Rev. W. r. Williamson BE-
fnre The MInlstrrs' AlIInnre.

rho t,o, " " Nvitiia,nson road naper
u, nv. w. l, W .,'', ,...'t, -, =,
on the subject, RESTRICTED imWisrht'on'
before the Ministers Alliance yesterday
morning. He said In the course of IT.
,"rbn ,io,orr,,,,,,c ,,r, -, al, Government,
a.. ,.',,, ~. ,,i,.,ot i's,,,,,
Is luuiNiuual ctaracter' iVi'''.al h,s'''u
tions are the reflection OF the thoughts OF
the people. A government by ma ajorities
~ tba, ho h,d ,rsv ha ,Sorse Than the
80 's ,,,.t. - -,
Eialny vi ueSpo''v W., , 49,. W.. -
stitution must he the spirit of liberty low
ing. intelligent. patriotic men.
.,rbn ,,,os, ,,,,,,t,rr, poru fncing tho
~, ..,. it.ip1 ,ts,
pupIlc IL the lhlpurNy Oh i's pphtical mo
In our nation beneath domes and arches
consecrated to liberty laws are ofttimes
onn,cted y,bicb aftnrw,rde re,n,in ,ead lot.
80 - ... ..,.,,,s h,,,,s ,rha toito, hox
,e's upon ,ne s'a.u'e oooHs I'VE u"i.V,
Is debased. Nay, even the constitutions
themselves. those sacred palladia OF hn-
man rights. remain unenforced. FROM the
and anarchy lift their hydra heads. In the
Maiia and the waving of the red flag, We
So the ominGus signs OF the coming storm. torn
Millions OF the lowest stratum OF Europe,
having landed on free shores, use their
new round freedom as license to live
exempt from the penates OF tne laW'
Victims of European dcspotism ana mis-
rule they believe all government to he
Government while laws remain on our
satuto, looks uneniorecd anu thc most
ianded isd' on G'SSnys our shores Sl europe continue O
Two duties await all Christian patriots;
FIRST to close the doors OF the nation and
ADMIT no more OF the criminal class. Ley
omr our iinmigrrants be sunlScited 70 tne fiVse e
iiell eNamihatloh physical ahu moral. W.
must not, at our peril, admit ne diseased, .,
the immoral or the class inimlCal 20 thS
nest interests OF the repuplC. our secoid
duty IS 70 proach the Gospel 10 those ~
rehuN mere. lh4felu les our own sHlNallu,ll.
| am one oi those VINO nelleVo that the
remedy Tor our national Ills rs round, not
thousand ana one orSahiIatlohs, put IN lhe
HospGl OF our LORD Jesus; II we lose
AmeriGa we VIII lose the worid. II we can
not hoid our OWL then the cause III heip-
less ana h9neless. America, because or her her
weAlth culture, sch9ols ahd thNoraple on
poftuhu"s, must always ne N the van
guard of MISSIONARY ehterprise: lhe Anglo
the world; The destiny OF our nation none
can h zen, ,, nut our lut,urc VIII De theasureu
by our relslous lie. -
ING paper was Warmly uiSCusstu; rev,
W. r.. fcharusol salu that tile lihiiiis sii. lai.ts
to our country are becoming a great pollt,-
nech IN the country but three 70 SIN months
can vote. Minnesota Is a notable instance;
our presidents and nanonai oiiGsrs . are ar
electoI lNrsey ny lnlinsIhhts, Whlle M M,
niHS NY morn Ainetiesns , ,s cannot vote u''''
thtN are II years or age.
Rev. i}r. j.. " Love rather, TOOK TOOK the ne
immigrants, when It must be remem mbered
that our own ancestors were immigrants
y knoW my ancestors were good iminl-
grants, ne salu, though l don know
anything about yours. Many OF the I'm,
migrants from Germany, Switaerlahd ana
Holland, he SAID, are unsurpassed f9r non
esty, piety, purity uGrightnesS; Dissrim, ,i, /,
nation should he made, ana there should