Paris, Mar. 2 May 16, i080, said thee it eanctiong 'The Chamber of Deputies to-day certain' met rations in the signa heard a report on the, budget for foreign affairs made by M. Paganon, Chinese provinces bordering' on the the open ports In the thre
who referred to the China situation Colony, find. grants to ina. the fat some length, He declared: Sah estab ith Con Saigon, "stude-China. ought to take serious precautions to. prohibit. trouble-her part, China will recognize the ichang. On
framers from Chiba from entering lestablishinent of French Consuls. ab her territories, France, at the same several towns. 1 time that she is drawing the y a happy exchange in these attention. of "Nanking. and of the dealings, the new agreement grants responsible local Chinese authorities to Chinese residents of Indo-Chinay fo the troubled state of the country cell at those' Under French and fs also, prosing, fr the aette-{urisdietion who live in the southern ment of incidents and reparation for provinces of the immense Chinese [damages sustained by those amen Fepublic, the most favourable con. lable to French jurisdiction, is forced factions Of residence and the fullest maint the Chinese people rights, "France always reserves, lof kind and cordial bearing inspired land Chinese Government. a. poli herself the ight of levying in this respect "special taxes applied in her liberal traditions, and-also Tndo-Ghina to Chinese citizens, taxes conform to the important position appertaining to the exercise of the which she eceupics Im the Far East. ial privileges which the Chinese in common with the other inter enjoy inthe country. From the ted Great Powers, the French Customs point of view the Convene Foreign Ofice has" many times ion. suppresses any preferential shown her interest. in the efforts [Chinese tariff applicable to. Sino-made by' the better elements of the Indo-Chinese commerce in frontier [Chinese people and. authorities regions. re-establish order and to adapt the One of, the questions which leountry to modern life. We know that many aspects of sino-foreign relations concern higher education land show evidence of the anxiety of Suh are aod fe cats the Powers for the constitution of Sain vee ree lan. intellectual Chinese elite who eres ie am fF comes may, be able" to collaborate with teer" sal a, Eoegony cit foreigners in the march of pro:, cerstatons hae een gress"
'M." Paganon, referring to the kane ccenen ter agreement signed by Mi. de Martel, Solomate comers, Ieee, pent wi era Sse te, acts
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