May, 1882
Dear Governor Perkins, I would like to tell you with great pleasure that today in Congress we have passed an outstanding bill that will soon be signed by the President himself. This bill will allow us to restrain the migration of the Chinamen laborers into California and all other parts of the United States. I know you will be delighted to hear about this first hand and will understand why. I trust that you had no forgotten the grieve incidents of the rail road strikes over the last decade as well as understanding the position our fine state of California finds itself. The Chinamen threaten our state twice bound as any other as you yourself has witnessed the growth of their population and culture in our state. They will began
Dear Governor Perkins, I would like to tell you with great pleasure that today in Congress we have passed an outstanding bill that will soon be signed by the President himself. This bill will allow us to restrain the migration of the Chinamen laborers into California and all other parts of the United States. I know you will be delighted to hear about this first hand and will understand why. I trust that you had no forgotten the grieve incidents of the rail road strikes over the last decade as well as understanding the position our fine state of California finds itself. The Chinamen threaten our state twice bound as any other as you yourself has witnessed the growth of their population and culture in our state. They will began