Show = TELEGRAPHIC CHINESE I They Are to be Protested by Government if Kcoessary I Kearney Weakens Someviat Wahington EamsdoHs Republic today editorially reviews General John F Millers article on the Chine question published in tTO il rch number of the Californian and endorses its reason ng and its conclusonf In term ofhigh cam inendation The writer fully agrees with General Milcr that tha Mongolian and the ArgloS xon civilizations are radically radi-cally antagonistic that they can no more 1 mix than oil 1Id wacr and that it is al I ready tIme for us tocjnsidor which of the two civilizations exLtiug side by ide on the Pacific Coast shall pre dominate 1 he fact that it is no always I the highest type of man that survives in i the struggle Lr subsistence is demonstrate I de-monstrate by references to the authorities I autho-rities from whom General Miller quotes I in his article and the review after presenting tho question whether the nation has net a right to iscriuiipato in favor of assimilable Immigration as against the hordes of Mongolian IK < athcn by whom the maintenance of oursystoms arc threatened conclude as follows If the Chinese came hero to mike a conquest con-quest of our country by force of arms who doub that the whole nation w uld assist them but the stealthy and strategic conquest which they are puretiing is just as dangerous and should te met by just as determined a resistance San Francisco Cal 7The Call tomorrow to-morrow will publish the result of inquiries in-quiries regarding the recent movements Irk i I-rk military circles iii this city fn m which it appears that all the arms of tho I Second Regiment National Guards have been remove from the Taioua company armories and deposited in the old City Hall or central police station where a guard of a lieutenant and ten men of r Company F Second Kcgiment is i kept over th m Companies S and 0 of the I First Regiment have been concentrated at the armory oftbc latloi company and I the arms o I Company G of tho Second I Kegiment have been placed in their charge An officers guard is now mounted nightly at the armory of the I Third Regiment which is allowed to retain re-tain its atnu Tho armory of the tfirat Regiment is closely guarded and no one IS allowed to enter The arms of the S three cavalry companies hare been ro troved from their amory tu whit lo cility is unknown but probably to the Sold S-old City llftl1 Camp regulations have S been established and grand rounds SS S vis t the varijus posts nightly The arms only of the Setond llgimciit havo been removed trom the armories and guards are detailed every nigai lo i watch over their comp ny property The Third Regiment has been concentrated nt the old Olympic Club building and thoo companies of the first not accommodated accom-modated at the armory of Company Care C-are at the regimental headquarters corner cor-ner of Howard and Now Montgomery streets General McDowell commanding command-ing the division of tho PaciHc was telegraphed tele-graphed yesterday from Washington to bring all available troops in his division to San Francisco and companies amount ing in all to 500 men aro already en route with more to follow probably 1500 altogether alto-gether It is impossible to find out by whose orders these movements of the national na-tional guard are made as officers refuse I I to give uny information but it is con I jecturcd that the movements arc made under tbo direction GeneralMcDowell and are due to representations made to Washington authorities by Colonel Bee vice consul of China rfgarding the supPosed I I sup-posed danger iu which the Chinese stand it is understood that the present precautions precau-tions will be mainttintd until such time as some settlement of tho existing agitation agita-tion is arrived at and at least until the question of the constitutionality of the law forbidding corpjrations to employ Chinese has been decided by United States courts and the question of the condemnation con-demnation of Chinatown is settled The Second regiment is disposed to view the removal of their arms with indignat and runny of the members assert it is an insult to the regiment whose loyalty to the Etsto and to the cause of law and order Is unquestionable The reason assigned as-signed by officers for the set is that the arms of the regiment being scattered l around at u number cf company com-pany armories are liable to siz = urtm mo uveiii 01 an uncxpecieu movement by diaord ily classes and that their removal o the old City Hall is merely precautionary end not intended as any reflection upon the character of the regiment Yoflcingmen are considerably con-siderably excited over these movements and many of them assert that the author ities BIO trying to force a quarrel on them others say that tho movement is designed to blull the board of hen th in the matter of the condemnation of China town while still others hold that the whole thing is duo to unfounded fears of the authorities Portland dipatch Orders hav been received nt headquarters of tho department depart-ment of the Columbia f < r 100 men to hod themselves in readiness to proceed to San Francisco They expect to leave on Tuesday next There was a good attendance at the sand lots today Kearney warned his hearers that those men who excito them to deeds of violence are their enemies and must be avoided that workingmen had nothing to gain by violent measures etc He then went en to announce that a grand plot was afoot on the part of alleged enemies of w rkin men to precipitate pre-cipitate a riot in which federal troops had been ordered to this city guns of a Galling battery removed to the Central police station and a vigilance committee put in shape for active duty Aside from tho motives imputed by Kearney to the auinonues mere is some truth in his statements The Catlings have been removed re-moved to the police station and there are some rumors that some additions to the United States forces in the vicinity of the city arc being made Guards have also been placed in some instances over the armories of the National Guards These movements hate failed to excite any particular newspaper notice or comment and no explanations haye been accorded from authoritative sources but this action is probably referable to a desire to be prepared for any contingenco liable to occur at or before the expira tion of thirty days notice given in the matter of condemnation of Chinatown San Francisco 8 Placards arc being posted in prominent places about the city warning employers of Chinese to desist from that practice and vaguely hinting at terrible consequences in toe event of refusal Pointed reference is als > made to the condition of unemployed S Signed COUXCIL OF FIFTEEN Company I first regular cavalry and a portion Company G Eighth Infantry firmed tbis morning from Camp Hal leek Nevada and proceeded to Presidio Washington 8General McDowell commanding the military division of the Pacific has teen ordered to move all available troops to San Francisco to be posted where they can be most effect ually used in their case servies lire requited re-quited This is a precautionary measure |