I prefer to avoid them both by striking out of the bill the particular provisions- that h:ive given rise and made necessary or seem to justify those particular resorts which either the framers of the bill had in their minds at one time or the distinguished Senator from Colorado. aided by the Senator from Missouri. have in their minds at this time. Mr. President. I must concede that there will arise in this Government a time when indiscriminate immigration must be the subject of some form of qualification.. I must concede that there must arise in my country an hour or a season when some form of defined qualification would be necessary and serviceable. I am not prepared to say it has now reached us.
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