Fore ism: Glaring Facts and Some Explanations: cumstances Pointing to Grave Outcome With every wish not to excite a necessary alarm, we feel that it theories are presented, The con-mover lathe mos, ancient stew "of anoreign ad mang' mbgorrmnent, wae Inponsitis tp grove the fact that a From time immemorial, when. the
intiChristiin feeling fs. sweeping [ginning to make ress China.
And Unless this fact the people, they aslroitly deflected them intolerable to
travkly by these who are [popular wrath against the foreigner ible for their fellowsnation- The Young China. mandarins have Jrwcde such micas of the. country of "good "relations between [and its finances "as can. hardly. be China "inthe Powers, wer cannot equaled: they" know they are help fearing that grave results may failure, they know they are found onan Four years ago, when Mr. out, and they seek a scapegoats Rodney Gilbert came down from The So-called Imperialism Peking into Honan to investigate To this explanation may be at-For us the causes of the food in the tributed the wild talk of that most Yellow River basin, he continued conspicuous of all failures Dr. Sun his journey through Honan and Yat~en of China being enslaved to Hupeh, and at the end of it he the Powers and the frequent associa-wrote that nothing had impressed tion of Christ imperialism him more than the unvaried im the mow: lis a generally. ment amongst all forcigmers—Mr. Francis C. T. Wang, who men of long residence wel singularly vine and broad-
iven to by:
ted with the Chinese, not sas to the growth er suggesting that his letter Inst week, wrote anti ing. it wholly free from prevailing
from Uifferent places, but At intervals arnee that the and!prejudiee, when he said:—always. with more emphasis, that sume feeling has been reported to As almost invariably, there appears to be no animus against individuals, whose relation: th over Fo Do
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