Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
THE N IN CHINA.

1t is estimated hat by September there will ave been landed m Chinese soil
10000 Germans 1000 English, $4,000 French, 10000 Russians, $1,000 Japanese
1000 Americans n 1000 Italians
The policy of the Americans will depend entirely upon the result of III
American demand for PREPARATION AM the punishment of those guilty Of ofense
against American interests The Chinese governmen fully understands that
this country seeks n % territory in China n this reasont he Chinese leaders
have more confidence in our government than in anyother a shown by he re-
ed a - m of TIN abhst state papers that evere manMed from Washington. It
exactly represented the sentiments of intelligent citizens of this country. breath
porAng. n delay, that the safety oft eminstersm must be assured as a con-
dntou precedent to friendly negotiations. at
Rev.. D. I. Anderson, a returned Methodist missionary, gives tt h Chha-
go Tribune ti view Oft the stuaton: e rs @-9#
aua In tew of the present complications in China I regard III acquisition o the
n%y %%e s1 n h mater IT ffns IS nr snead tm a m son inf eMaa it he naa s swHh1a r its owe. mot ct
ton 6 Ne ts ss%S len nw ws% s,s S1 Ssos s% f. ss5s sns f5 imISaH PsMT sss ssw o. :,
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er.i. s ); sfSsi. a. ps ss ws, tses sssse to s Be many sas Of sxs snSss fae ssssy szi i ss n sse think psz
the en ncp%M snss ss d fa foreign m, p :" RS s N he he talked Ths v If ns aq thn nnsnne Of nth the CHI CHI
S tna ex s%ih,r n ss nd nsn the sm s9ntr b. eg, 0sss ,S 1oE the fse sesson 91 it hs been a,s ssas;
It ths spss l. q q III aw aess M # hs besap omu iEstns: started h present st.
sr Tho n;t w n r r. s% sm%ssst T ;55 r. sR %s. EoF ss%srs St t III, Chinese ss 30 s%ns
us I' The crescent trouble: nor is mere any doubt in my mind that Prince ~:
so@s b ) The FACT j: A., zun MI Ssan ss \ + Vi ys sS%y. accepting Service n
If thu missionary above quoted is correct in the statement that THE york OF
h churches is he real aus Oft the uprising it might be a 90 idea for the
after confined to hose willing to receive it, The thought that the world
nay be plunged inot tn greatest val If the enturie because Of he zeal of a
souls of a fw halfconvertd Chinese worth the sacrfce?' NaHonal honor n
m Justice anke demand that the atrocities reported in China b. adequately
home where they are really needed more than they are Elm China, a lasting peace
NIGH be arranged and III civndng though no, h chrstanzing Of the Flow
tal to the. prosperity of this ountry nat me open door policy I'M China De MAIN
tanned n that to the fullest extent take advantage of the Oriental markets
tured merchandise of Ill kinds n there will be industrial depression In this
country which democrats will ignonnuy or maicouSy attribute to protection.
effect in order to kep our Workmen employed. The democratic policy of extern
sion n contraction, better knowna - anti-expanson, must b discouraged
the democratic plan % give u the Philippines an withdraw from commercial
competition in China and Japan nus be frustrated. Put you faith in McKin-
an the republican party! .|