I know no right we have to suppose that this large and organized and everactive religious sentiment and obedience is not as attentive to the welfare of this country as the Senators here are. and I know their eyes are more prevalent in these investigations than those that we have. Mr. President. I have always been from the beginning. and am now. for the exclusion of Chinese immigration. Every step that has been taken has been taken with my concurrence. either in this place or in other forms of authority. I except. however. what I must regard as a great error. the course taken when the Chinese treaty was still pending.
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