As to the nonassimilation of the Chinese. I will read you what Mr. Justice Field says. and although I disagree with him on the question of the right of deportation. he is a very able judge and I agree with much that has fallen from his lips in the past. and the experienced and matured views of that jurist on the economic and ethical phases of the Chinese questioncome to us now with wondrous force. I read the language of Judge Field: They remained strangers in the land. residing apart by themselves. and adhering to the customs and usagescf their own country. It seemed impossible for them to assimilate with our people. or to make any change in their habits or modes of living.
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Chinese people remain strangers in the land, residing apart and adhering to their own customs, making it impossible to assimilate.