Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-27

Z sufficient bond, to the satisfaction of
ray the necessary expenses of the said
Chinese laborers deportation to China
in case he deserts the labor for which
he was permitted to come to the said
Territory" Now. my question is, Who
is to deport him?
Mr.. Burton---The employer gives a
bond to the Secretary of the Treas.
ury. and suppose that the Secretary
of the Treasury would, through his
officers. deport him.
Mr.. Hoar--Where is the authority to
! deport by law a man who is lawfully
there because he does not do his work?
Mr.. Burton-Well the Senator will
observe that is to be done when he
does not do a particular kind OF work.
Mr. Hoar--Exactly: when he does
not do particular kind of work
Mr.. Burton--This amendment would
permit Chinese immigration for agrl-
cultural purposes only. II would not
allow them 10 go into the mills or per.
form any kind OF skilled labor. II the
Chinaman should leave the plantation,
or the rice field, or should leave agri.
cultural work. then he would be sub.
ject to deportation.
Mr.. Hoar--who is going to deport
him? | want to understand about this
taking a man by the nape of the neck.
on what is now American soil. and car.
rying him out II he does not do his
work TO the satisfaction of his employ
err. II is an example which. suppose.
the Senator from Kansas thinks
good one; but | want to understand
all the bearings and relations of 1t, II
| can.
Mr.. Burton-Just how the Secretary
OF the Treasury would proceed or
what machinery would be brought into
play to send the: Chinaman back. I
have not fully considered.
Mr.. Foraker-The Senator from
Massachusetts makes an inquiry up
on that point as though deportation
was something new.
! Mr. Burton--I was just about to say
that.
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acting through officials charged with
that duty in proper cases.
MIR. Hoar-Nes: they are deported. |
do not comment upon that law now
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:, oon,a here ,nd tho, 10 a weI,.sa,tied
.ystom an which wo ogreed Now
when n man has lawfully come within
o,r horders Under n contract and Is
Ia wfulIv nj work under bis contract
In Is said n no does NOT work he NAV he
Idenorted n NAV no that tho reason
no docs MT wor,, 10 hecause no is cr,.
oily treated. n may no hacausa no
claims the EMPLOYER has not kent his
contract. IL NAV he because he is sIcl,
and can not work. but wbatever NAV
he the reason somebodv not n Judge
and So far IA am aware NOT tho Sec
retarv or tho Treasury I'm perso, 70,
he is 5000 miles away ID IN take that
man nv n SUMMARY nrocesk ana carr,
him hack ia China have mot sus,
pested to apybodv wbetbar that is
right or wrong but tbink tho Sepat,
should know the machine.
MIR. Forakor--Wiu the senator from
Kansas Weld 10 me for n momept9
MIR. Burton--Witb Measure
Mr.. Foraker-Mr President I hav,
never seen this amendment until ius
al this moment when II has been mn,
into NV hands. I never hoard n RAM
until Il was read at the desk few mo
ments ago. therefore the nbraseo,oy,
OF II NAV he sucb when I come IN on
anime Il, that possibly | should want I,
change Il. NV interest I'm this amend
ment is due 10 the fact that I hammer
, to he the chairman of the Comp,Itte,
on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. Tn,
, Senate. by resolution adonted inst no
fore the vacation authorized a suhcom
mittee of that committee 10 visit IN,
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