We find one of our Territories compelled to seek its labor from the exceedingly cheap labor countries of China and Japan. We of the West are decidedly averse to the orientalization of any section of our country. We of the West feel that Caucasian laborers are to be preferred to Chinese and Japanese coolies. and we feel that this bill. so far as Hawaii is concerned. discriminates in favor of the oriental and against the Caucasian. It is needless for me to go into other details that make the conference report objectionable. I think those that I have enumerated show plainly that the measure has features that should never be placed upon the statute books. and for that reason I shall oppose the conference report.
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The speaker expresses aversion to the 'orientalization' of the country and prefers 'Caucasian laborers'.