Oregon settled by Chinese.
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DIR. Macgowan, Missionary of the
American Baptist Board of Missions,
has written letter toDr. Cone, of New
York, which is published in the New.
York Recorder, in which he expresses
the opinion that the time will come
when the emigration of Chinese to
American states will be extensive.
His language is-"It is not unreasona.
BILE TO anticipate that an emigration
from China to America will yet take
place, equal to, if not greater than
any that has been known from Europe.
| venture TO predict that the popula-
tion Of the Pacific States will be
composed in no small measure of
Chinese. A channeSnce opened, vast
nultitudes from that over-populated
country will wend their way thither.-
Viewed in this light, the American
Mission to China cannot fail TO AVA
ken increased interest at home."