Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

! Tue Japanese Ieluseu 10 dcceue 70 any SuCh
arrangement. In spite Of every attfce on
the part Of the English the factory was for
several years carefully protected, and even
tualy guaranteed to its Dutch possessors.
/ The British have never since repeated the
attempt. Certainly they would stand a
! poorer chance than any others, SO ndexibly
have the japanese been preiudiced BIZ their
doings in 1871, aud their more recent sub
lugailon of China
The Russians have endeayored tod find in
gress ever since the DAYS Of Catherine L.
The proximity Of the kamskalkan Terrific
RES, and the return of Struggling japonese
sailors, at various times, before the decree
of lc43 was ugated, have been luefec-
tually relied upon In 1904 a Russian en-
yuy visited Nagasaki in great sta,e aud
through the Intervention OF the Deich, OBJ
tanned al audience, but that was ALL
The court Of Jeddo wants nothing TO do
with that of ST. Petersburgh It's Empe-
ror Alexander declared war and captured
leW nconsidefable islands al the north.
The japanese reialiaied by selzing Rus
sian frgate, with lis crew, aud notified their
enemies. that every one of their captyes
should be put to death, unless hcsuhues
were suspended The war was therefore
terminated
The Dutch have managed to maintain
their post at Dezima, vita the slender ad-
'anlages II yields, 10y dul ol unconpiainng
submission TO the authorizes. KING Nll-
nam, ~ lc44i thought to obtain moull-
cation of the prohiuHye policy To tbat
end he sent a Ielier to The Slogoon, detail
Ing the result of the Chinese war. and beu.
gIug that there should be some let up 81 Tue
"fe'cheo embargo, IA ia'or OF HE EUROPE
an commercial powers AHcr malnfeg
oeiiUeFaii"g upon me proposition Tor f"o
ycd'S, ihe Si"Eooh Tephed mat ne bad
carefully watched the progress ct events 80
Ni'Ha' in'ni'ins the overthrow oi tne loG-
u1iHe"lal ia" ol 'hal empire hese events
upon which hIs majesty ct the Netherlands
based His arguments, were, u his eyes the
very strongest reasons luT ie-aiiliihlhg t"e
si1uu'hI Polcy OF t"e JAPANESE IL was
citaF mere codid DC n" peace wth"ul ihe
en'ife exclusion OF slranee's. lad ihe
NNiue>e never ali""eu me h"eilsh ID ana
ioo'n"id al Oan'ohb iheiF domestic instr
tu""ns "uuiu nave te"d'"eu unui''ui yea.
rom 'he moment, sAid lhe si"4""h,
tnat we tieid one point, "e become 'ul-
heIdoie ~ all. ms was inc reasoning OF
my ancestor when he debated tie pfopuety
OF granting You the liberty OF commerce
with Japan, and, but Tor the evidences OF
sincere friendship tor our country winch
you have often gwen Us, resi- assured that
lon would De as rigldly excluded as the
other nations OF the West. Now that you
possess tins privilege, desire thai you may
continue 10 ENJOY It; but shall be careful
never to extend II to any other people what
ever; Tor 1t IS easier TO MAINTAIN an ein-
bankment 10 good state Of preservation,
''"" 10 prevent me "'uen''s y, p'ea'''
"'en y nss once pee" oPeueo' nave
sNe" NY ,i"oe's o'us's a00"' u''s5 '"e
'u'c ""i prove '"a' "n' P"iol - "'sei
'"1' '"a, "' '"e N"''eSe L"P'e
me japanese II WI" oe ''"'1'A'"' gre
"'''"u' d '1' '""'e CT SUI 2" u"ess' "e
70 d" a's1es "se'''ou,''
ne NO'e''',''"t '' ,"s '''' states
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','e 's'"nu'' O"' WIN nc De''e' ers
ION lnoo",e b'lu'e u,au5 "e "l'' 5Ne "'
inr his ir,gate to anchor m the hsrbor Of
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