The New York herald., 1873-12-26
JAPAN.
Cabinet Reconsru uction and Creation Of New
Portfolio Of Ministry Councillor Of State
KIDD Discourses on His Experi-
ences kbroad-Departure Of the
Ex-American Minister.


There Is little more to be said about the change
in the Ministry, mentioned in my last advices ex-
cept that q new department has been formed, 10
be called the Department OF the Interior. This has
not yet been filed nor has the Department Of
Education, as yet, a veritabe head. The present
Minister OF Justice, oki, Is also named Minister
OF Education. but he will only retain the title until
the place is filed. Mori is still in hopes to be able
10 obtain the appointment. He wonld be q good
man for the position. In the meantime all the dis.
placed Ministers have received positive orders to
remain in Jeddo. They are not allowed TO return
to their own provinces Tor fear they might take 1t
into their heads to loment trouble IN the distant
districts.
FOREIGN TRAVEL.
I transcribe here translation OF the mani
festo OF Ktdo 1t will be seen that 1t is
not document which, considered from
an American or European standpoint, seems
to contain any very brilliant thoughts; but it
must be understood that we have no good means
OF judging the completeness OF an idea conveyed
in an Asiatlc language. One thing is certain, that
as it advises moderation, it win be well If the
japanese follow the advice therein contained, how
ever poorly the address may strike us. Over $4,000
copies OF it have been circulated among the
Japanese
DISCOURSE KIpo COUNCILLOR OF STATE AFTER his RE
T. rakayosh have always been illed with fear at the
thought tnat unearped man and Of inferior capa,
nd snss srs, that me haEs in sny auss
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ference which are owing to Likeness or unlikeness Of
aasosss with Ss sSndision q sSanIy seo5s ana nd
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question of the state OF vgor or decay and the merits
extensive their territory may be how their
subjects due control not exercised over them by
follow his selfish ends while another win presumP;
with s. ana place In such
case, although an outward ssmbIance or prosperity
ioundatons Of the country have been sapped and the
be applied to the downfall Of the country Of Poland
had wide territory ana large popsaion twas not not
ass on
inn ossble for the constitution of her government e
Of lis wisdom and styled himself in sage another
The MOBILES and rich, some bent on selfish 8,
STRIFE ana alns the 'eS
on ANARCHY 3 he distress " WHICH he
that there was one who did not look round him TOR
y n
lis The rich and mobiles and the disorders
f9ussia and Austria SO that at there hardly one
They s@snns raS.er ap divided a
the country into three parts each uniting one TO
ssence independence their country had did
eny any IN wsy = 11
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country escape the same fate it does not maintain its
pen,
AND 90 20 S II sn e o ,n to
q my wise and enshtened readers single ROD even
Toas SoSsS Weak n made INTO Sand
f lSh without @ brsskne bsS
In the same mannsr .,, if country divided among
aahority IN his own district the lines Of % policy are are
multiplied, inasmuch as each rr.....ce VII Sess
gain nds eh m ss % h
strength is dsspstsd and asausa ns fellow ruler.
stand in comparison with foreign nations, Row could
were harmonously nned' But it, on the contrary one
sovereign exercise control the numberes petty
balances the gains Of one province with the losses Of
his territory may not be large Or his people nmeToS T
they will be able 10 protect themselves aganst the insults
and is nowadays a commonplace with the powerful
Not many years ago own country passed through
revolution which was demanded by the altered enden-
dspflysd q their ocsupatons and fell sGs sfsas
e aaa 10 as
70 sit in dust and ashes l give as an example the mis-
sss ssI lsSIfss
laying down his life some battle field in the North.
Even even, yet when | RECALL 70 mind those days,
Of family We're mere gres :ni the cns
in the state was public matter and demanded our
private soITow The whole nation
followed that eformns the System o. aeas fae
and the people which We're not o@ sSes
q ni nd acs
seemed as If there was no who knew whittier the
hSr fsud govt It
he ed @ Of ue s The de u %as a an
there was no change made which had not become
country but also though in less degree to reiaaiens s
with 9ren n e91ne The % Object ice Of them was to pro
lighenment and to secure 70 every one peaceful life
still upsubdaed to summon together the castle Of
Emperor then prayed TO the gods q heaven earth
which was thereupon published throughout the En-,
pre removing all doubts TO the objects the Emperor
had in yew and guiding the ideas Of the people in
fixed direction. The heading OF this oath the
expression :-"By this oath up "a our
aim the establishment OF the national veal on q broad
basis and the framing OF constitution and lawsn This
led at last % granting the petitions for TO restore
the es TO the Emperor which occasoned the abolition
Of the Dsmios and the concentration the disspated
national strength Is not all this with that
commonplace argument Of the powerful countries the
surely sur we must consider those hye clauses as
.t Is q thing Which sets on Arm bas..s
Dcials from taking unauthorized steps N t5i
Dwn Judgment and which hv sss.g under one control
AL s'' sus- :. administration renders 1t necessary
that all measures are eoriormlbe to Il Is there at the
gratefully acknowedee us profound and faIsghted
But IN enlightended countries, though there may be a
sovereign, still he does not hold IN arbitrary
fashion. The people OF the whole country give express
sion their united and harmonious wishes, and the
OF the State IL arranged accordingly a de
partment styled the governmenp being charged
with the execution OF their Judgments and officials ap-
pointed 10 transact business. For this reason all who
hold Office faithful 10 wishes OF the whole nation
and their country under deep sense VI RESPONSE
Jity that even In extraordinary crises they take
arbitrary step which Is unauthorized by the uhahimons