, 1878-10-10
THE MONaoLIag'S lEE5NSE.

r,,g ', ,.,o.I,r." from China have
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',,,,I,,. ,,I l,,r,n,, CI,r, inr 81 man.
I'.;, '%,,',,, -, ,,.,so1, ..io1ur;rr in San.
T.,n';,,,d %,,' -, I, whose ESSAY. ON the sub.
;o,,',r ,r''l ,,,,,or;.on relative and di.
~. ~. ~ ~ .Ln Ca,c,.i,r and NIorrolion.
',,' ',IJ. w. wv h,n,j,oJ ond irci.iyn in In.
a., "',s a,,j J",r ar,,,,,,on,,tiye action
va TL, "',n r,,njor;n in ,nsworinr tLo
,,rn,.v mnnL universal idea Of the
lr,.n,n,;,n ru o,d DEGRADATION of Chi.
.g'," .aI;fo ,,oaJ. . Confession in avoid.
mnoo "no ~ r,tbnr in nolIiation. He at.
tr;bntos il 70 tbr civilIv and socially
a.bans,;ro f.nJoI .vstem that chokcs
tbo renar.I nrorress Of the Celestia,
Fnnira
Tbis he regards as one of fearful
nor;I r. Ire ;mneriol autonomy. He
says that "tbe efforts of the central
Government have to be continually
ererc;sed 70 keen the GREAT feudato.
r;os n snh;oction. When | state
tbat tborn are lords in China who
own greatcr domains and are more
,,oa,tbv tbononv individual in Christ.
andnm whilst thc neonle are ex.
tremely noor vou will understand
mo For instance when Prince
Kesben was condemned in 1911 for
barinr sut tTared derea. in the opium
war tbara was con6scated Of his
nronertv 100000 in cold. s2.667,.
6OO in silver and other Goods worth
s1;ll mnre-in all about $4,000, 900
worth A country whose lords are
tbns rich Is easiIv snbdued, Her
millions Of soldiers count for moth.
inc becanse thew belong to the feud.
ator;ps and these NAV he easily di.
v;ded bv q crafty foe Witness the
onerations Of Cortez in Mexico and
CI;ro IN Trd;o !,
He is bv no means complimentary
~ Cancosian civ;liy,tion nor 70 Can.
casian nseG, ness He saws we desire
to nossess and 40 nossess every
nrivilece Of trade. residence, and re-.
iirion in China while we wish to
denv the same 70 the Chinese. He
Does hack into the neichborhood of
the ORIGINAL deluce 70 nrove that his
countrvmen are more liberal. minded
than we. as nearly two thousand
wears before a Cbinaman ever settled
in Europe, Europeans settled in Chi.
ma and were protected in person
nronertv. and religion, "Fnrtber.
more, the Emneror Tiennan went SO
far as TO build n Christian Church for
Oledwen and order il sunnorted ont
of the nublic Golfers And this was
6vo hundred vears hef,ra Christian.
;tv was introduced even into some
narts of Eurone-for examnle Rms.
sia y
He sneaks Of the elder Polos and
of Marco Polo,s visit to tho far famed
China of old Catbav their success.
ful business onerations and accnm,a.
tion of wealth. They nresent
,nwodo,s tho .nnooronoc oe parnat.
nv" ''"y' IIo 'Ppe"' "''I0 VI 0"' Po'
paggers' lie says we always ASKED
permission to dwell with them-nev.
er they from us until now. and
ouotao Whit ya boyo r,;rod b., o,r
III
Te'a''ohs WIN the'h' ou TOOK
from us the invention OF the marin
er's sails for ships, rudders, puppow-
der. nrintinC. and manv other useful
Al 49,. -
[,'"s'' A" '"eee e""'e " you iro"'
Cnlna, either by the hands OF the
Arabs, or, later on, with the expedi'
tions of Genohis Kahn or Ratn K Kahn
or through the Polos; for these in.
ventions were not known to Europe
in the Middle Ages, while they had
been long used in our country"
There is much truth in what this