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question on which he has
a
signified his decision. Nunchulife I do
not believe that, even if his decision has
been approved:
e
reve
to be approved
a
had
stively afterwards shewn been
expenses, to tas
less than $20,000,
irrespective of any fine, which he may
87
new
be called on to pay. Working havwe can
put him in
nay put
in any position
of an injured man,
unless he
compensated by the Chinese Government. I am
ev
save that
were to be
the British
nent. I am satisfied, brownver, strat
hundred times, and it was
that a grievous wrong
inflided
an ... deserving man, the ultimate
ifus would be in the least affected by Sir Rutherford Alcock's previous reports.
I have
a
very strong conviction that
under the British Government right is
sure to be done somer or later to an injured party, if streve bo only
his
way of gitting
before the Government.
It is impossible to compute
Strose a Chuong's lopes by detention and deterioration of his vessel, demurrago,
law
he suffus
meve
from
Dense
of wrong
dove than from the amount, however lage,
of his premiary losses, which, as he is a wealthy remifsion or repayment of the proposed fine, hereafter, if he consents to pay it now, would probably be regarded by him as sufficient asertion of the principle for which he has been contending. I say
man, will not ruin him, andi
this havever without
any
direct