The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-23

only find employment IN -.
Of Z unprotected aljep.
manians' under any oua 5
short, by the cumulative
sive restrictions. the Jsr.
have become reduced 10 n s....
ed misery. Shut out from
avenue Of sell support ..E..A
the poor Of other lama.
down by poverty as tha
OF their diserlmiHatory tr...
are rendered Incapable ~ rt.
selves from the enforced aa
endure. Ever Were the s.rs
ton. OF civil employmsa+
merce open TO them as
citizens, their perjury woa1s
rising by individual efforts ,
ings so circumstance hav.
alternatives but submiss#g.
flight 10 some land less aas g.
them. Removal under such ..-
not and can not be tn, ha.f...
gent emigration Of q f-.
reliant being Il must ha f-
the mere tra~nsplantation OF
produced diseased growth Ia
"Granting that. in better
healthful surroundings. m. r
ditions Will eventually ehe4r
such emigration is necessatff.
a burden 10 the community ...
the fuGitiVes may be ea.t
and the knowledge ANA .t.....
evolve the policy of self-er,..-.
he developed. and. Al taa
avenues OF employment mus,
in quarters where competition ..
keen and opportunities Scarce
teachings Of history and nh. .E.
of our nation show that the r.u.
III Il high degree the mental .-
qualifications Of conscientious
hood. No class of -immlgrant.
welcome to our Shores. when
equipped in mind and hoGy t.r .u...
upon the struggle for bread. and .
with the high purpose To give ,..
service of heart ana brain ia .... ...
they adopt OF their wi frg,. .n H..
when they come as outc4st-. r...
~ paupers by physical ar. r.-..
preston in their native land and .
upon the long sufGeriug ge4eru....
more favored community. their r..r.-
lacks the essential conditions ..
make alien immigration either ..
able or beneficial. So Well l- tM...
praciated on the continent. that r..u
tho countries where anti-Som.... g..
no foothold it is difficult for t....
ing Jews to obtain Judgment. A.
is their only goal.
.'The United States offers ASYLUM .
tho oppressed of all lands. But IFS
pathy with them in no wise im,..-s
just liberty and right to weigh t#.
of the oppressor in the light OF f..r ..
forts upon his country and to- judge
c~ordingly.
Putting together the facts now raa
fully brought home to this gotrI.#.
during the past few years. that u#a9
the inhabitants of Roumauia are 4.
forced, by artificially adverse d.a.ra
nations, to quit their native cuun..
that the hospitable asylum Offered rs
this country is almost the only rI
left to them; hat they come l.,t.r .
fitted by the conditions OF their rE.. .
take part in the new life Of tA" LAM. #
der circumstances either profitable d
themselves, or beneficial to Nh. #
munity; and hat they are obJ.0t Ii
charity from the outset. and for ! .".
time the right of remonstranoe a-
the acts of the Roumauian goEaEa@
is clearly established i'll favor az t#
government. Whether consciously Al.
of purpose or not, these heluI'
burdened aud spurned by their a..
land, are forced by the SOVEREIGN fg#
of Roumania upon the charity o' 81.
United States. This government oa-#
be at tacit party to such an int,raa'.#
wrong. 1t is constrained 90 Ila.
against the treatment to which 'h t@
of Roumania are subjected. not #
because it has unimpeachahIn gIoD#.
demonstrate against the TesulJa"i .A.a
to itself, but in the name OF hu.s#
The United States may not authur"'a.
ly appeal to the stipulations of ia. '.
of Berlin, to which it was NOT a".
not became a signatory, but .
earnestly appeal to the prlh"'1."
tanned therein because they a"
principles of international
and international justice, alt....
the broad liberation which that
compact enjoins and standing ra-
lend it's moral support 10 the ]"|.'.
thereof by it's co-%signatories. for '"
of Roumania itself has cltecil}t+
the United States to them as a.
4rtaI yartyy in thiC JGp4Ti.