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Chinese Immigration, 1892 Excerpt from a report on Chinese immigration by the House of Representatives, U.S. Congress, c. 1892 The popular demand for legislation excluding the Chinese from this country is urgent and imperative and almost universal. Their presence here is inimical to our institutions and is deemed injurious and a source of danger. They are a distinct race, saving from their earnings a few hundred dollars and returning to China. This they succeed in doing in from five to ten years by living in the most miserable manner when in cities and towns in crowded tenement house, surrounded by dirt, filth, corruption, pollution, and prostitution and gambling houses and opium joints abound. When used as cooks, farm-hands, servants, and gardeners, they are more cleanly in habits and manners. They, as a rule, have no families here, all are men, save a few women usually prostitutes. They have no attachment to our country, its laws or its institutions, nor are they interested in prosperity. They never assimilate with our people, our manners. tastes, religion, or ideas. With us they have nothing in common Chinese Immigration, 1892 Excerpt from a report on Chinese immigration by the House of Representatives, U.S. Congress, c. 1892 The popular demand for legislation excluding the Chinese from this country is urgent and imperative and almost universal. Their presence here is inimical to our institutions and is deemed injurious and a source of danger. They are a distinct race, saving from their earnings a few hundred dollars and returning to China. This they succeed in doing in from five to ten years by living in the most miserable manner when in cities and towns in crowded tenement house, surrounded by dirt, filth, corruption, pollution, and prostitution and gambling houses and opium joints abound. When used as cooks, farm-hands, servants, and gardeners, they are more cleanly in habits and manners. They, as a rule, have no families here, all are men, save a few women usually prostitutes. They have no attachment to our country, its laws or its institutions, nor are they interested in prosperity. They never assimilate with our people, our manners. tastes, religion, or ideas. With us they have nothing in common