Jenks. ladies. and gentlemen I regret to begin with the apology that I have not had an opportunity to arrange my thoughts in an orderly manner. so as to enable me to present them in a form least disadvantageous to the cause which I am called to advocate. 1 shall. however. seek. while expressing my views with all fairness. to indicate that there is decidedly another side to the question from that which Senator DILLINGHAM championed here last week. I have the highest regard and respect for him. I know that. as one of the Immigration Commission of which Prof. Jenks was likewise a member. he gave to the subject of immigration the most painstaking study and that the work of that commission was stupendous. The material gathered by it fills 40 huge volumes. I do not pretend to have read them.
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