Mr. Speaker. I regard this as an exceedingly close an abnormal immigration to this country by a class of men who important matter. The resolution. as I understand. proposes to raise are persuaded to come here by false and fraudulent pretenses. so that. a special committee for this work. and I think that is right. It ought instead of the ordinary healthful immigration %4hich might be readily to be a special committee composed of the best men in this House. be- and advantageously assimilated. we have eighty thousand persons a cause. in my judgment. there is no more important question that the year coming here under these improper influences. Congress can be called upon to consider than that which this resoln- Mr. FORD.
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