The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-16

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c2lttIng a.t1sstne- the he-1-Er.caLg The Em-
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aEI every effort 49, made 20 induce him o c1l:s-a
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The PAPER from which re hare extracted thsabeye.
eonue1rs On the late English aai Chinese trS15.es,
and M Wards visit, az EI.oEs=
The only -15jset q iup1rtance ~ This Nal, = the
visit q NJ Ward, the American Minister. 70 PekiEg.
IaoaZh ne DID DOt Sc the Emperor, the American
treaty vas ratIEsd, a1d = appear= the K1ssiars a-e
now es-ab-i.hed IN TIE CaiHe== capital, where cur
Minister would a,so te, had be not been - impatient
zu1 violent
From the manner in which some people tark e har-
iEZ Al audience With the Emperor q China, i might
Re ~suDp0-=i that has easily taken pl.cs refore- that
10 difficulties surround tie sIbjsct: and that 10 a.
loEznee = 70 h made fOr the peculiar and dangerous
Il which the Government = placed by de-
parting :-cn the rules u IL o.n etiquette. The E1l-
isa practical conclusion drawn from these errors :,
that any desire OF she part q the Chinese % escape
fglEiIeIt Of r. portion q the treaty, and that
even any a:ts-p; - their part 20 ave appearances
- much - ~Tossole, argue = want q honesty and
god faith
i candid eIa1in-..cn Of the accounts given in this
paper q the yssir q 5ir. Ward, the American Minis
to Peking, vii cru7ince any intelligent pers1a
that, IN regard 70 visiting the Emperor. the ChiEess
BEHAVED throughout 10 a FIR and open manner. In
rather than proposing that Llr. Wari
should perform the ko-fqu 10 . mo-ifei manner, they
sounded him, without committing themselves, u
to ~h4t length he vas prepared 70 z. In giving a.
their ulrImatun. that he should either bend On one
knee, or touch the ground with his finger, they made
DO excessive demand. and b4=ei It On the Western
practices Cf Kissing the Pores tee, and o: kreeiing 70
the Queen Ehen EuighticCi d conferred The Chi
have 10 iiea-os Q P.enlpo-e1tiarv having 3 claim
whom he j. accredited. Indeed, the sacred position
q the Emperor Hecs-arily E-b-is thai aLy ia9iri9l4i
should receive his honor. Ia going - far, then, as
- CEer 70 Dispense With The usua. cerem1n5e-- and
MY % INSET Cn those which they firmly believed
net iuoan-CuaEt with European ideas the Chi
made al immense advance, and displayed . de-
ire O. meet the We=,eru psWs-s, which sands strong
y 10 clutr-; E-l the impatient. uE--uprouisilg
.ul cruel c1-1I,- Z tle English and French Minis
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