NEW YORK, OCTOBER 21
The dispute on immigration policy within the Right had up until just now exercised itself in the theoretical playing grounds. It is a drastic truncation of the arguments, but fair enough to say that one side hailed the historical accomplishments of immigrants, one of whom married Pocahontas, while the second called attention to an exceeding of immigration speed limits, which has dried up the assimilative machinery by which traditionally an indigent newcomer became selfsustained and productive. But the two camps are now out in the open, moving toward one another with sabers drawn.
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