Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-08
FOss a FAKNUM, PROPRIETORs.
0Uurtester 1atlp Spp.
EASTERN ASIA.

49, - - --1-4A'
Ilere aLe 'wo n''l W ms one az inc extreme
soulh eastern p"lS Vi tIic colulell'' anu Ihe
OIer near V'le hoIt eastern coast Oh ASIA mat
present 'Ie slilsu IaIly .! uual government,
anu Doul VI tileiil nave ylelueu 70 the spirit Oh
me age so lar as 10 open thelr ports to the
anu iol ny lIocII Tealles Ior aIly anu
60 y" iuleI 70 oialn anu JaPaH'
"'ii - q me o0HI'i eA'ehuhS nOiil ueS;
~ q, 'uOc ~ = u0S' souti' WIN 8oou
~ 5: "iie "oiG Cli'te' anu soile nNe NH
moI' :; VI Pcolle' Us sea GoaSIS are extensive
an ~ mas nue.! lSeIIl anu Ioreish tlue'
10 iiiosty III INC lldliuS VI Cese lileI
tii''iiTs anu MARINERS III ABOUT tle 'tlcenIury
iiGii Cey loiI es'pslleu tIrS M
Ies ioh 'Iiele, WHICH mas PIeVulle1 SINCE me
people however are not Dlgoted but IN the
Tee.es IdIilec WIN hlgialu' france ana inc
fJo o't.tes N I0oo, christians MGIe auo%eu
I VI anu even 10 pulu cliurc
SUN IoO''os ds 'le might IliuI
ny u vi? NisS s",E 'iIcG uiousdilu
Piieoleis .dAen III war; 10 lhe Catnoilc ms
oi1.i' ieS "U oiie 'liiie " De instructed III telf
t, silG ~ 'iie G''itolc plsIcp' VINO Is
81 VI ms, ne Is n'tSe-
i.i'n ouS"t 70 NC ilee " Pioless 'ile
IeLsion nc prefers IL you convert certain
iuDIi VI peoP pr any Miie!e' ISte kllow you
uo.ie ~ "II WI give 'ilgli Olllls'lS'n
S; ' uila eN9Ii nv pe oyeu ny
ID 30
li''u ~ lue'' VI Ollls.al himself ne
i 0d f1 10 eAG Xi ioI yoI' anu
49, 30 70 M unviieS w llol
R RLo""Ce :lie salle fruits anu MOWERS anu we
I'M, TL cGisiolS sulteu 70 various ma
t'inno4, IL S;"iiiSoe SCI Us "i eAainPle oI
49,, sll'sG 10 %o..y VI peil9 IoioWeu,
boothn III Ia ~ eilo illileliC VI 'lidV
l'llu WIN nave iess coItehtloh pe
Iouni' oeIme9n Imo IrQ1Gslants SocletheS
- Inv y" "eiI ms ileau il''d
pIN1iTu 'Dout ule Idry, (aiu whose mas
-toJ .,iI mig says callLot ~ zen VINO Is
Cd r. rive ,l, W. Li,. 1uS w "iN pl"y Ivy
~ - iiiI anu yUu must
PI"y ~" NOu " pieSs me- anu 50 dressings
,,r uT9oo,iG ;1 VI Dotii
o5 na+iIos on tt Ln e . iiio ST
Tr";r,oi e; u uie Iugna a. tlie
H. pd.t,,l,,ol siilousH
u.'e "Douv ee anu d n't. cGIltu
o$ DuC toIllelci5l 1peIauolls WIN tlen
- % u@te' anu tle ateSI treateS are
Rorri,|r ~, ioonv, o9iiSiaCteu " or J9l
- s, r. III I1 vite PSU VI ColSul mar
W eilS @ '''tos' anu rIeIch HILLS
eei "llose ilallle mas escapeu US Europeans
anu iC''ls are allo%eu 10 traoe IN all the
pGl'I' DuI nay leslue permanently ohiy at
NoN' ,: %IilCil 10 Ie enc! Guy All the
SeIIS " ti .pelal anu tile Drltsh are even al
lo"eu 'iie Importation OF OPIUM, the great de-
''i ny u VI vlle oi! !l! peoples
=. nv 5Gosi GpncaI posl'loh OF olalh increases
e iei"te' Importance IL commands the
oll9i'1 VI 11aD9Cca, WHICH Ewes tle shortest
iou'e nGtMeeil Easter! La ana western ASA 1t
i my" ~ pe'"cGn IlIliuost' anu O!ha' or
0eh ~ '''i" anu Jal'h' anu Ill Ihe llnlleui-
ate nelsiiporI9o1 Oh 'ile numerous and rich ISL
aliIs VI ule inul'l -AIculpeia90' IL Is JUST
suCIl PoIi' DIS S'Ieat DrlIal "oulu
Possess n Tase ol' possible by ahneXmg
~ ioI - sue naG tiie Key Vi terTl'0ry, ana
W oon.io VI 'Iie oaliiieI vi HIalacca Sle mas tle
ely VI IIal"cca anu ulo rlnahy IN lis north
anu Oh It's souIheTh
n IN Ensllsn progress eastward 0laIl forms the
4 4&Sv pi,'i!Ga OctwGen tiuia anu SIlna' ana
'iiaD 10 'e oli'y pIacCical overland
~ eon tiie Oie SIeaV empire anu the
~ ~ ~ " vas lngIeloIe, III Ini,l-
lleiII uaileeI Vi a1soIpilon anu 1t was pro3aOy
VI 'ii'S' 'ae " government oI oIall
""s 30 5e"oy " nes1Tate treaties WIN oIher
Iit;b ~ ioi ,e,,,i2 90" ne y" u
Diiusii ul0 li0u PiINddiGu III tle East, II pe-
came, as burke salu OF lhtila, almost dreaIy
desert covered with rushes and briars and
iungles full of wild beasts" Wherever tbev
- 4o,,r.;la,, ,,,,,,r,,,- IL, - II: 80
steP, tdAdIloh oppIesses iapoI, anu odlous laws
crush out the rights of the people, and their
traffic cOrrTlnts even the heathpn Treaties
~ ''Ss ~ ~ =" N0i.iO0'
snlce those na.lons "ouiu guarantee IN
measure, for their own good, the independence
of the government and the neutrality of the
tarr;torV
NJ -. r c..
notsm The theory is that the King III all
Ia hos no stondin1 ,+ oT Is gu,
tho reonla for ser,ico al any, +i,,o Al -.
a. 80 :; ;eI,1t ~ - - 90
ule cIoWh ls lilIiiehsely ITCH, anu mas large
annual income, 1t has a claim, probably, upon
so much of the wealth of the land rs its own
borde ,.oocb Nv will dosino, A lneI ~
i'iiI'o 800 VI "in a onGeIlu' gen
tle, hosplItpie hauoI, the olameSe nave many
virtues, and most Of their vices come from ig-
nOrance suDerstitiOn and dnsnotism Tbev
,,o 49,, ,,oI, 70 ;,r,,r5,,4 III ~ -; 80
H0 'PSh no" ~ iiiPhOE eihciiu' anu theH LlteI-
course WIN the world VIII tend to awaken
whatever of intellect or energy they nOsspss
and thpre is no doubt +bav arc ooraI,o of
- - g ::I..sJ W" w, OaPIOA0 VI "
Soou ueSiee VI cIVInzauon' What they are,
under advantageous Circumstances, may be
seen from Sir John BOWring's account Of the
tvo lrinUs Of tbo t;r,o 90 r. ,,i;, n
- 90 ~ liz UNIV VI LILO iiiisSloh' Ae
cid and Newon b Mf he sSr rC nd e WORKS OIL En-
with tolerabe accuracy that he is 4 profcieHt in
Latin and has acquired tie sanscrit, Cingaiese, and
F9gan languages that ne can project and calculate