New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
4 CHINESE PROCLAMATION
GOOD ADVICE AND WORDS OF WARNING FROM I'LL"
CHINESE CONSUL TO HIS CoUNTRYMEN.

coon ADVICE AND WORDS OF WARNING FROM HE
CHINESE CONSUL TO HIS coUNTRYMEN.
Au-Yapp. the Chinese Consul for the Port
~ New.York has recently issued an ADDRESS 10 MS
countrymeu There are about 5000 Cinnamon III 'nis
city, the Consul said TRIBUNE reporter ana 70 e"on
one copies of his address in Chinese ana Ehs"sn INV"
been sent The following is a copy OF inc HouIo's
Au.Yang, Chinese Consul for the Port OF New ioiA'
IT T. A. issues the following official notincauoh :
H,s Imperial Majesty's Envoy. CHING having ouS
ramoraI,zed the throne has seen fit to appoint me
Cons, at New York 10 take cognizance of such maer'
"a NAV arise in the intercourse OF Chnese suo'ec's
the citizens and subjects OF other nauohahIies' ANU "
accordingly becomes incumbent on mo- upon en'oi"s
mon the discharge OF my official duties, to address rev
brief aud easily Ineligible remarks to my
with reference to certain matters VIZ
The municipal prohibitions must not De
a. saId Inv one of tle ancents that when one Gu
tiers any country he should inquire VIVA. H., conDtry
ought to make themselves acquainted VIII a., n' i
tory statutes and should not =" Irotee
The Interests of the Chinese wlch sha 40 snc wv ~
my sbity) yet should any Gnhssv or extnd 20
him favor or protection contrary to what IS Ia.r uiu
right Every Chinese. therefore, without e1ceIuoh
sss1ber he he recent arrival Old resident must
ar s times be careful to conduct himself In quet auu
manner 40 that ne may keep up the good name
~ hiya and NAV not incur the contempt OF persons OF
other natonsties aud In all ms intercourse WI" on 40
natives of this or OF countries he must DC cohu
Is a point OF very great importance. ,. .,,o.
The kindly feelings that should exist betWeen e L
cnnntrymen must not 10 ignored. We, men oI Snns:
who have left native soil. ana come 70 y 49,
f9reg9 lance or dereht prefecture. ds
districts, none tue less fehow,eounfy men, h
ehond IA re an Interest In the welfare OF Tue othe a
cultivate a spirit of union and harmony. Shouu wy
msunderstandings arise actioh snouiu DO - Rnt
ae suhi cl has debated In IN open meeting. but
n udeI the pretence Of union aud harmony, sepISe
and xcusye clubs and considerations are orgaNcu'
then although at nrst the memoirs OF thn may pre-
sumo ana rely upon their strength and nnunee IN tu9
end nm mischief VIII be Drought 10 pass nj
such scheming practices must therefore DC sulcoy
law suits are Improbable and must not be resored
m Thr uArtes on both sides beng frOWcOuhtIJ men,
should. naply. disputes arise Win IeSic". acan
oTher money matters and iilreDg be thereDy ehgep-
dered IL is the duty OF botn pafues 10 leVSh 70
advice and exhOrtation OF others IN order thSt
borly feeling may be cultivated anu the y
acting upon the angry feelings Oh the nomeh, tney
hrn its against one another In the local tribunals,
the result will inevitably be loss Doth oil time an
money; and not only So but Dotl lho CONT @
oTetoers from affair." they will thus expose themselves
unnecessarily TO dislike and ridicule OH the Part VI
sous of every nationality. IL ID therefore my
hope that my cOuntrymen will endeaVor III al mate
of controversy TO little account as pCsslole O
great matters aud altogether Ignore every ting a'
| is OF small i'm sortance. - A. oourt-vmen
having exiled themselves IRON father ana mothef "Is
and cn0ren tnis iaroh foreign iauu, eApVs.u ~ Il
ana hardship from one wear Gnu " ,axa bre6 M inc
ex neusr OF t0eir blood ana OF ther sweat anu sho
not be thougaessy squandered, Instead OF Deins kep'
MINI and OpiuDt Smoking the two ways IN winch
money is most frequently squdndered' anu tna1 .s5
also the pr0nhc sources oil eV nioIov,ei ny e.,
| moth pronihted Dy the Municipal Regulations rol
| tSese rea.ons. l. the Consul, cannot refrain IRON
earnestly exnOrIng you In relation 10 tne' T ~
means arouse yourselves and take warning. LUIS
| urgently cnioin upon YOU
~ O1icdi Proclamation. ,-o,,
| kwANG-5U, 3Jn year, osn MOON June 1901