Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-12-05
IMMIGRATION LAWS.
Chinese Exclusion Act Must Be
Nsaintainea-Cthe Restrictions.

1t Is matter ler coHSgat0,sitsou thu
vases are higher Than ever before in on,
HISTORY, a9ss lseg higher than ~ amy othe,
N0Hsstr>, Tho s;ssssNsssI Of liN.ug is also
AiSsss saao ever before, t.verv etlor,
should tNS 70 see0re persnaneileS of this
condition, No, o,slS nss;S, oar labor hs
nseteet,l Ay THE ;ssliiS, but ii Should a,so
ae protected 50 lax Is 1t is Possible iron,
tise presence in this coSssl;sS CT any la
eessiS eSpNssht Over hN eoalgstcs on Who
reftssH',l !, standard ~ living 50 depressed
ts:tt they Gan uilGerScN our N,e,, in The
lstor sssssk0t, :egStrSl Ii as necessary
% ie-H'ssct immediately the law eNclutsin.;
flss s9,tsuls,sl government should demand,
the dsSESSi quality OF service from It's
esao!oyNS, and II tam II shoml6 he n good
ssispieNer, II possible legislation should
SsslSe commence LAW, WHICH Win render
si8notiNe the efforts OF diiserent states 10
uo s,wSsN wsth tie competition OF convict
S9ssts.Sei lahos in the u.ea labor market.
~ iSr Is lsSeilc1hie under the conditions
g, SoNsraineat Mork, provision should h,.
i0st0e 10 toaGer the enforcement, OF the
Ylsh i.ss9asr laS easy and certain. In all
saV0SlsSs cS,ssse0 On fer the government
Wonls3 as,d phiGseu should lle ,tote,,ia,,
Iron. excessive hours of tabor. uisht work
As.a N}sSststtillrE conditions. The goyer,,-
nyAt sssQ@la provide IN It's contracts ,,sst
NJ weI K slossla he done uaJer ''tair' con-
0llt9iss. ;ts.I, IL a1Gitisa to se,,sRg a lish
sl'eetiVn
- 1850 Ns.StI itou-sil WITH which the
eiNt3ised warlt, has 10 deal is the better
NSNt et Soesai conditions IL large cities
SSsG tsstt ,90S.e OF quest tons Which No
SsN}sp teset,sSr as labor The chief fac
i2s u. ttlS success oil each man mast La
iiis sltia Of his own Antilles. Second only
Nof'ses iiie POWER OF acting IN combination
WsS9 et'lcss Good has been and Will he
SNNan'Aashed by associations on unions OF
wSsSN WeNkerS wsscn MANAGED With forp.
itsoSSs.t a0ts When i;3es combine insists,,e,,
0i.eN ihsir own nights with w-ahi6insr
RESPECT fer the rights OF otlseys The dis
iaiaon no less ths,n TO the ;sssoclntions
THEMSELVES fiaaliN, there mus, also il,
itls-itN NssSeS be ssctio0 hy the ssover,,m,,,,
y sat"guas3 the interests of all There
y HN!Sn mere Sco9e Tor such action by
state and muniSaaiity than hy ,Ee ma
ton. ktst on points such Us thos,, tuuehs,,
on ahoNe tstv nat,oSlal government can NOT
onr !m,niStatiuu laws ara uus;,ttsfar
tory. We sissu every honest and efticie,l,
manuscript Tilted To Become an Aiaeric:,l.
s lg&en, but We should aim TO exclude all
s2SSteiS All believers IN anarchists nri,,-
SHHes, All oil 4 low moral tendency or
Nas2Nety rei,utsstic:s. Ne should re4u,,.s
=, more thoronSh system OF Inspection
aoioa" snu a more riGsd system of exam
's9,ion ~ eW Immigration ports.
\ proper manifestation law ought to So
c0se aS educs,t'un test some Intelligent,
captciiN TO appreciate American iustitu-
tons AMI act as American citizens This
Wo@ld not Keep out all anarchists. bur ii
would decrease the sum of isnora,lcc ON
ot which aslarchis,lc sentiment SPRINGS
Fnfany. all persons should be eNcnds,i
wSo are below Il certain standard OF
fitness. There should be proper
PROOF of persoEoi capacity to earn a.l
AmeHcan living ana enough money to IN
sure u decent start under American con-
dti!ons. This would stop the Influx of
rnolN labor.