Now that the Corean Government have opened the country to foreigners both the public business and expenditure have iucreased greatly. In ord financial difficulty, the Pr a revision of the land-tax, and th tion of industry by means of low abroad, The Conservatives, on the other hand, are opposed to these measures, which, however, appear to be popular. If the Guvermmont adopt the ugg of the Progressioniate, there is certain to be trouble with the Conservatives, and thus the authority a dilemma.
About 2 p.m, Tith ultimo, a Soudan: the evolve observed him, he the journal of the so-called monarchisliste?" adding that the paper was worthless "xs it flattered the Government and slandered the Liberals." The student replied that the paper is truthful, and d by real patriots who are faithful perial House. Consequently the jour valuable, and di 7 from the organs of the Liberals which sesk to excite the \oleut expressions and false repo man got angry and said:—* You are entirely ignorant of the Emperor's wishes, and public opin Those who call themselves monarobialiats are rebels trying to tempt the Government into ercor. I am sory for you, as you are following wrong path. I advise you, as you are but a youth, to study Liberal ideas. and thus become an able man." The student then continued to rail againat the Liberals, and at length the jiurickeha man turned him out of his velticle as he refused to draw such a stupid fool any
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