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Grover Cleveland: It is sufficient that I should call the earnest attention of Congress to the circumstance that the statute makes no…

On the recordApril 5, 1886
It is sufficient that I should call the earnest attention of Congress to the circumstance that the statute makes no provision whatever for the somewhat numerous class of Chinese persons who, retaining their Chinese subjection in some countries other than China, desire to come from such countries to the United States.
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Grover Cleveland
Democratic · New Jersey

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