Powderly On Unrestricted Immigration

PHiLADELPHrA, Auff. 8. -In the Journal ef United Labor, Mr. Powderly, speaUing of indiscriminate immigration, says that it is one of the most serious dangers to the Republic, and one of the knottiest problems for our statesmen to solve. The working people already here are elbowing each other in an uncomfortable manner. If the foroign contract labor evil could be stopped, and only those who intended to assume the responsibilities of citizenship admitted, the outlook would riot ba so dark, for the rawest material may becoma refined in time.