Their property has borne its equal burden of taxation. and they have shared our perils ant hardships in war and our responsibilities in peace. They speak our lauguago and. respecting and cherishing the principles of our Government they mingle with us congenialy in all our institutions. their children are educated with ours. and both are reared together to be one people. We can therefore hail the coming of this class of immigration in common with. that from our older States. and welcome them among us with favor and satisfaction as brothers.. But what of the M ongolian An acquaintance of twenty years with the Chinese upon the Pacific coast enables us to define his traits and qualifications with sufficient certainty. He is unacquainted with our language. or with any language having elements common with ours.
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