THE IRREPRESSIBLE CHINEE.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 5 November 1880, Page 2

THE IRREPRESSIBLE CHINEE.

To tboae who v'ew Jolm Chinaman r,3 an unwelcome v/eed, ever ready to turn up fa nay foreign soil, it caunot be unsatisfactory to hear bow rapidly China is progressing ia the comity of mi iocs. That the sbou'd be on the eve of war v.iih a great Furopean Power, not iv selkdefence, hiking ber^ self tbe juitiiui^e. aud tbst she can coaimaud tbe Cvuu^ela nod services of on eriioest and s>inqie-uiinded Engiisbnran iv the moment of emergency, is n i self a proof ibat the Ceiestail Empire is pot yet in its uec.idence. G irdoa is o' course, a urm ia a oillion, aad the ioflueuee he erveicises uver whole mti>ti3 is ns i;ir.i na it ia retaarkabie. SLill it s.ivs much foribe change in Chinese &t : nii merits ih t advise should be .-'cceiJlfd i';orua baibar'i.ns, aud goes hi- to piOVO i i-a-; ih.j O'UD ry wisht-3 to keep ptiOfi wiiii We-eru iu;-;is. China is also active iv cuivfiierei.ii eD-erpri.-e. Tiie fir.T-t ste.iairti 1 h na Clvua n!;!iin-.-;i by Ciiiur-nstiJ iuui l?e-i.hted wiih (_'i.ii~ y^jje pcoi'Jui-e has jo.'itbed Sun Fiau- | ei.--t.-o, u a r vn;s jiofc oertiiticti *v dis-. | chaise in i\u: [j-aI. The Cuiied Sl:..i. t s?, I atid Ca!ifoi't;i;i especuiiiy, is jwiiou -\ of Uie C=ji:jitia vi, who has n->w iuucrowe'eel cvi-ry clianuel of empioytnci' r . But the ari'irai ot' uiei'chaat ships vvittj, valuable cargoes ie a vtry difierent ;;£['.: ir tv { ii lt inilux '.>'' iiecdj imra^giaut- 1 ur liie this?, li wjii iimcby te wise or pcs^ib.s lor Atn^.-'ica to reiuae to ir-de with Cniun. ii day do-j.-«. O'hiua will no doubt carry her goods elsewiieu, i.nd tiie iosj iviii ba ilias of iiij Uaieed ».* i ales. — ii i,ru e i-> tfw's.