ort is so peculiarly close; the prosperity of lighten them, and will add strength to San Praaclac, 32] the latter depends so intensely on the the Chamber's representation, how wisdom of the former, that it is impossi- mach simpler it is to protect, than to ble to separate the two subjects. And, exact compensation for, such vast inglind, trom China,—however able the men by whom our' terests, Never, probably, was a more ot} Teac"—[interests at Peking are represent- halting or less statesmanlike despatch
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