The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-26

on the rulers Of the oppressed. II we did. we
snonld have all Europe on our back very
We have had a war with Spain. II has cost
us some S4VO.OOQ,000, We can't make Spain pay
US 4 war indemnity. That Ia what tho nations
we can name our own terms. What are we
E0Ing 70 Eet as Compensation for our, expendi-
iitp aSme We e n Ss RSt feSSi s t f get i cH %lIt. S B9 Sn,
NeS oIsbt 0,s we 70 are reg going Ing to tP take Porto p RiSo and and
great trade OF the East w ee must SSF have sger a f9 oo me
selves SRs E obliged d EF 70 DO F bSsI we shall not H Wiih oe the
4OO,OOO,OOO people OF China wanting our prod
dncee'A but With France + RSs and Russia RUSS sa and G GeP
mnsrce with restrictive tariffs and trade con
England has abandoned her policy Of hands
on and taken the fortress Of Wei Hal Wei,
has. established herself in the south. herman
q kiao Chou, ,Rusela at Port Arthur, China is
her much. She is without army or navy. and
ehe VIII do anything, to avoid another war; AS
tn RsyS q s siiSs T ~ S S2pfld STEP ~ in soh i We se liked : p Sna
and tho, territory adjacent to 1t. and China
would simply look on In amagement. But II
any part Of China; We have an undeniable
MIR. DENLY said there had been n great change
n the form OF intercourse with the Emperor OF
From 1870 to the. accession of the present
With the sovereign by the foreign Ministers.
According to the etiquette OF China no man
could see her face. When her Minister'S called
L | dV a s ST snsy T Wren 9R / Vent t 70 e. GS;i sae az did not not
present resent : my letter Of eredenee e the Empress
y U2Mst tSe E A'ser I c nsa o OF age th married. 9S9p thF sss
wives, and ascended the throne. In the time Of
the former Emneror the foreign Ministers had
to stand at q distance and lay their credentials
on a table about thirty feet away from the
came to the throne that we would demand q
conferences With the Tsang,li-yamsn It
tween the pillars OF the dragon that the
f emperor sb would sit on a platform ABOUT three
yamen would take our credentials from US and
lay them on a table beside the Emperor. This
deal. When i presented my letter OF recall, and
the credentials Of my successor. l stood behind
faa sn0lf T Re 59H la Ei% L o1 th giF thbi END be f I thy Rs
Emperor and introduced my successor. Mr..
Conger made a speech and the Emperor re-
MI, DENLY said he had not had many oppor;
tHbntties to Judge the Emperor from personal
Diplomatic Corps called on him in a body. and
make 9 a q speech pee to which he rsspOpSded; That
ments were offered In the Emperor's presence
and there was no conversation. When | pre-
scented my letters of recall there was nothing
but the formal ceremony. with its attendant
small. which is much against him with his peo-
pie, for the Chinese admire a big man, l saw
THAT fss seemed snS t IN poor Ss seSltaa; but SrIt That 0 his s eDe
nreciative. From Chinese friends I have heard
that he is progressive. that he is anxious to
bilious to improve. himself, and at one time he
had two teachers in English; but l believe he
However. the Emperor is not in control in
China now. The Empress Dowager rules
In Pekin Mr.. DENLY had a %retinue of SER
wants. to whom he paid SO a month each in sill
yer, equal to a little. more than $3.50 in our
IDeS69 was asked i fS1 belleysd this cheap IA:
Observation-Disclosures as Senator Teller fears.
China is bound to be a great manufacturing
country , Pt ~ some some dS N said Mr. f Ds ! to ~sha aGd
into cloth there China has the cheapest labor
will ever be able to compete with us in manu-:
featuring: With our superior machinery and
and you will find that II China should enter on
our industries the price and the quality OF la
Dor will rise to the American level. ,Compen;
Sating conditions are found in every industrial
Mr.. DENLY said he had stopped in Japan on
okuma, and, he found that japan and America
are entirely in sympathy on all important ques-
tions.
- found there was a feeling Of uncertainty
among Americans IN Japan over the operation
9 0et the sem 1reSfy T the Extra g Soserr lRfS efsSt 81 Il a STne
leans. After that date they will be subject to
the jurisdiction Of the local courts. l think
will guard their interests. That. by the way.
is one OF the conditions to be expected under
foreign control in China. Now an American
citizen who commits a murder In China is not
tried by the Chinese courts. He Is taken before
the American Consul for trial. The Chinese
courts cannot seize the property OF an Amerl-
can citizen for debt. But wherever a European
power takes possession and control extra-ter-
ritoriality will cease"
LOUD REPORTS IN 4 CELLAR.