To the Editor of the "Nonrw-CHina Daty News."
'Sin—One wonders if the so-called'
nationalist" Government realizes that, in displaying this petty vindictiveness towards the "North-China Daily News" by withdrawing from it the privilege of transmission through the Chinese Post Office, it is but confessing to the world that only is there a Inck of man-lines in its personnel, but that there must exist a distinct want of confidence in its own stability and fature, To make the accusation that your journal, which is not a Chines ener Is} onguage and whee, creation organ and is printed in the English
suppose) is practically confined to lishing: this T shall be very fou can sce your way in pub-obliged to you, ed Tam, ete,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.