The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
DlCKNSON'S VISIT TO CHINA
rHE ORIE>T tTI STTRRED FP
OIER ITS NEtNING.
.Jspanesr >r~ >paprr> TrN to Beiit'ie
stories Of Its rrcnicn,ious Significance
Dinner of chinese students fo the
Secretary tausct Al Thrs eminent


Recent newsrarcrs from china and
Japnn which anficipare nv a few days
the return bv way of an. Atlantic Of ScCrc
tary Of War Jacob VI Dickinson after his
swinR around thr Eiou". contain long
spec,ilations mpon IN" diplomatic effect
Of his visit to PesIn clo'he his STAY III
China with ,irCumsrantiaI deductions Of
international import and make the sec
retary little short of a secret agent OF
Washington TO smooth the Ia'h Of an
American rapprochemcnt
Such Is the siisord-rcd state Of the gov
eminent ~ China's capital and So srIh'l"
the game Of International romrir~ there
tina, edit OF ial comment west ot III" Isoth
parallel ia unanino:~ "a loading m" SOC
retary' $ mission " It Il tmpnrtauc. that may
he a ss,rpris.. 10 him when Ia" lands III \er
York
Tho Pek,n DGrly Nrr.. which ssr> - ~
10 thu, rnaroon.I whites - ~. c,rv r"~-
fron the nntive prrss and ,ahl" notes
warmed over. devoted nearly on. cntir"
DAVIS edition to AN ,,Llborar,, report ~ the
dinner which had hc.n ,.nd.r.d To- Mr.
Dickinson and m. ncmhars Of ms PARTY
nv an nssoc;a,ion of Chimes. who had once
b..en students in Arncric., The Jrpcr
Adr,rt,..r If Toxic s.,z.d upon this lis
NAV for editorial comment upop che IN
ao,,,,, A., ;,,p.,,,- which S,cr.,ary Dick
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IN gradna'" "' 'oth'h '"N"IS'' """
who was ono" coNswaIn "i ""iI"g" ere"
in Ithaca was -oastmaSi'r
Dr &c Chang was or. who ros- ~
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dents 10 Mr INC 'ns"h '''''E ~"
course Of his speech h" said
1T 10 generally recognized ,Iar Score
sarv D;rLinso,, Ia rho hirvost man IN the
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innnenc" VA iho nrs''rh "' Nu"FIca
foreign policy With IN" now experience
and first hand knowledge acquired hy
h;,n ,t,r;rg ,b. n-.s.,t INN r.. viii, hc
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onapieu y" ans"i'' "" 'i'''' P'''''
mont part IN cOnns~l'InR Oh" American
Government rs to ats policy in IN. far
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Ut '""hs ,'"S ~ P"' ,'','''
u the work THAR had ho''h d"n" ny IMAM
J. Calhoun. the new American Minister
n, Pekin saving that his Exc.llancy Va
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hah rec-h'N raPf'eHe' h'S "PtI",IA''oh
Of the Co':rs" Mr. Calhoun had followed
In bringing the two countries into clos.
d;,lona,;c sympathy since h. had az
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s"-o III"
the American na,loh hhs h'~aN- 'rl"h
10 understand us. pr hhng continued
We, the mines" people. IN tuTh nave
mol nesiIaleh 70 e,u"y YOU zoe" anu
ideals lhe seH"rnt years thn' 80 nav"
spent in America nav" been 'alnabl"
20 Us But FOR tho@" yeas We would not
I've what We are ihough we har" ac'u-
aiiy non@ very h't'' 'oI your country
that would h" a great credit to o'ir alma
mater. still We nave H-rNeh in our small
way as bridge connecting 'h- TWO ma
lions IN their 'n'eliec'uaI. nnns'riaI
and commercial intercourse As IN"
imperial Government ma. been sending
several n'inhr-hS "' students "arh wear