Chairman. I trust that all the Members will realize that it is almost impossible to discuss this great subject of imimigration without making statements that may seem offensive to certain people or classes of people or even to certain countries. I hardly need to say that neither myself nor any member of the Committee on Immigration has any aninmus or prejudice in the matter. It is our desire to get the facts. and place them before the House with the least possible offense to any race. any people. or any country. remembering always that we are trying to act for the best interest of the United States now and for all tle years to come. I was sorry to note in the morning papers. particularly the New York newspapersI have not seen the others. except tile city papersthat the Associated Press. in giving out a statemnent in connection with this report of the committee. speaks of the appendix. which will be found on page 9. as embracing the views of.the Secretary of State. the Hon.
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