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Chinese Restriction

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Day
17
Month
October
Year
1888
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Public Domain
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Talking of Chinese restrlctlon Is h mode of eatchlng ilulls, But wilh tree trade trapurtatlon, 'Tls a xppcial plea for votes; For thedinerenoe is nearly Tweedle-dum or tweedle-dee, r goods are munufactured Here, or seut from China free. lut remove the present tariff, And i lus racl we'll Kurely meet, Wilh lour dred mllliou Chinese Tht'n our workinen must compele, Those wlio're living now in China, Wht-re the oost I not ho ilnar. W'ouhi s('in swHinp -iur mannfacturers tij tt elrsUlp nentaeatered here. For tho lieathen In thiw country Have to live and pay lhec.)-t, Bul remove them henee lo China Ken tuese beuoflls are Inat. Hano6 we'd betier have hucIi labor ín 'iui'owd belovt-d land, Than loget tlieirg id lio n China Al Itiu price theM comuiaud. As by revenue rpduction Grover lain would open wide All our country lo sucti traille, llu must cut hlH Hticks aud sli'le, Kor he'd aKgravaie the evll Under which our peole grieve, liiM UJBJniUI fi to votfru W" 111 110 thinking mau deceive. What our people all deslre I the lilling of the curse. Not the democratie clap-trap, WiiU-h will only make il worse, As exoludlng Chinese lepers, Howe'er fine it may appear, Can but be a uueless acllun, If tlieli gouda are ahliipeü in here.

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Ann Arbor Courier
Old News