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Cannot we see the great injustice to us as IMMIGRATION. 66 AmericanB to permit this to continue in this way? Do not our favorable rewards to labor under protective duties simply increase the labor strain of our country through this immi- gration? And the labor strain of other countries is just so much relieved from time to time, be- cause we permit this injustice to be practiced upon us.
The manner of living of this immigrating peo- ple is so different from our American way of living, and being... accustomed to such living in their own country, they can live here upon so much less than the American and upon much less than we Americans want to be required to live, as we are accustomed to the privileges of a much higher standard of citizenship as a work- ing people than are the people of foreign coun- tries.
Living under a republican form of govern- ment and under an aristocratic form of govern- ment are two different ways of living, and are not comparable. Under the one, the people make the laws; under the other, the laws are made for the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cannot we see the great injustice to us as IMMIGRATION. 66 AmericanB to permit this to continue in this way? Do not our favorable rewards to labor under protective duties simply increase the labor strain of our country through this immi- gration? And the labor strain of other countries is just so much relieved from time to time, be- cause we permit this injustice to be practiced upon us.
The manner of living of this immigrating peo- ple is so different from our American way of living, and being... accustomed to such living in their own country, they can live here upon so much less than the American and upon much less than we Americans want to be required to live, as we are accustomed to the privileges of a much higher standard of citizenship as a work- ing people than are the people of foreign coun- tries.
Living under a republican form of govern- ment and under an aristocratic form of govern- ment are two different ways of living, and are not comparable. Under the one, the people make the laws; under the other, the laws are made for the people.
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