To the Editor of the Daty New Sir,—The most sacred daties should be the most secret care, and only a matured conviction as to the power of concentrated thought, and the call for ite application at the present time, in-doces me to write. Who shall eny that the brightening prospects for peace not doe rectly to the daily prayers being offered for this bleesin yet are not our prayers vitiated if we think peace in the Charch or tne closet, tut telic or fear war and othercalamities when la the home or the clab? Jesus ference on the part of foreigners ix admitted as undesirable and wrong, icalarly so as the contending parties to leave foreigners io peace and undertaken to respect treaty, loan, etc., obligations.
wi inter ce is to be avoided ne made by foreigners in rit speedy straggle which causes yess to 80 many in and out of hina is permissible, I now submit may reach considered worth some conside The representatives of the prurieals and factions should, in conside-ation of the Emperor Honan Tang abdicating and all Manchus in high offi Prince Regent included: elect the little boy to constitutional monarch under another Chinese name and as the first of a new dynasty under 8 Clanese 0
The Manchas will be declared and will become Chinese. Sach s" choose can retarn to the three Eastern provinces la need of immigrant money for purposes of Those offi seid that mustard seed faith would remove monntains—a trath almost terrible ite trathfalness—bat who has this faith, or ho, possessing it, dare assume ite prolongation, even in my owo th-agate. When gloomy fears have been expressed in my presence I have sought to dissipate them with firm sssnrances of a swift relief, When la the papers I encountered news which appeared alarming I have reminded myself of the reality of an ending which would be glorious. Experience and meditation have taught me the value of this philosophy, and it la required among us jast now. Before sll other labours I place the activities of the Bilence and the Stilloess, Will those who are like-minded communicate with me at 200 Avenoe Paul Branat, that we loa's present critical oriel You kindly permitted me to mention this subj-ct in your colamas three weeks ego. The appreciative re-
The Ewperor is only a little boy and be is the son and grandson of men who were honest and well meaning, and, Laat bat by no means least, he is the very near relative ofthe oabappy Emperor Kuang Hu who eto the Chinere peuple the reforms and freedom they now are fighting for. This the Chinese people should remember.
There who insist ea the overthrow of the dynasty and the effacement of the Manchas should be conteated with sach an arrangement mich achieves both, The new Emperor with his new name and style would a living monnment at the same time of the overthrow of the Ta Ching dynasty and Manchu power as well as the compassion, moderation, and sense of justice of the Chinese people, In this way no Chinese subject would have been a rebel. No injustice or wrong had been done, bat things had been effectively rectified with moder tion, compassion, and justice for the good of all Tam, ete, Manchuria, Dec, 2.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.