The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-16

normal ana healthier conditions Than
thosc which existed In the boom
which eliminated The latter part OF
1892. There ij no cause for di5cour
az ancnt; but rising stock market is
hardly 10 be expected IN the face o.
summer quiet, tho uncertainty as 10
tho crops and the elections.
the following is 3 lottsr JUST re-
ceiycd from Marquis Ito, minister I'm.
pcrial OF Japan. being the highest Of
fetal OF that nation, and as states
man the Bismarck OF the Eastern
world, which makes anything no says
especially at this particular time For
under hie signature highly important
those reasons am induced to pub
.lsh this leater thinking it would IN
torast my readers
Toxic, APRIL II, 1905
Dear Sir-In answer 20 your letter
Of February H. let me first OF ala
thank you most sincerely for the con
slant sympathy you have shown to
our counuys cause Your friendly
efforts On the occasion OF the Chino,
japanese war is still fresh in my
memory and in the memory OF all
I those who nave heard OF it And, in
general, the sympathetic attitude OF
public opinion OF your country is 4
great encouragement to us in our
faith that in fighting tor our own fu-
taro security and undisturbed enjoy
mcat Of Tire fruits Of civilization, we
| are to certain extent fighting Also
/ Tor the common cause OF all. Just as
you say. the supremacy Of Russia IN
! Core would moan not only CON
slant menace to the very existence OF
our island empire, but would also
mean the wholesale destruction OF oar
commercial and industrial interests
already lcgtimately vested there in
/ the past, not TO mention the loss OF
natural outlet for our expanding poo
pie The constant policy Of Russia in
1 this part Of the globe has steadily IN
cliued towards monopolization Of ma
tural resources OF the country she
conquers ana anneXes, The Mancau
rian policy is the irrefutablo evidences
on the above statement So that in
( fighting for cur own interests we ar,
at the same time hghting for the priu
clpla Of "iair competition all around
/ IN these new markets of The world
/ aia indeed very sorry that tho negoti
ations carried on on our side, Nitt
sincere bona ddc' were not crowned
with success 80 earnestly desired i
/ The Russian government were n LITTLE
/ moro Inspired by the spirit OF mcd
Grafton ana of federation for the lcglt
inatc interests of others things woulC
not have come to this pass. AS j
was, there remained no other way fo
us but to try to enforce by arms villa
we could not do by reason. Ana w
had 10 do 50 ere it would have become
TOO late, for Russia was steadily ant
rapidly auemcnting her Ggnting force
available in tits part OF her empire
80 ,hat before long the sheer mass o
her lighting power would have maa'
i. q folly for It's to attempt to resis
the INSCRIPTIONS march onward !
has been nothing but a coolly though
out step in the cause OF state ncces ii
ty And ! an much gratfled to SC.
that you, as well as the general pub
I lie opinion Of yo1r country have IN
der TODD oul motives in their tru,
Light.
Hoping That you arc caioying as ,o
bust a health as when | saw you las
in New York, ana alsG hoping to ~
able to see You again in no distant fu
lure,
! remain, yours sincerely,
(Signed) MARQUIS II. TIC
Henry Clogs, ESQ. New York City
L. $. A.