Ad
Imperial Good wohibits any greater favor twardy the Facl pieces than towards the dollar. I determined to bring the question in this mo dified form under the consideration of the Isingh
Gamin
you
the result
have to communicate to
th
6 you
the same
Having carefully noted all that my Kinder advances in his communication to after his mission to
To Japan Errand the result of wh is not stated. I w? observe by way of preface that not only there much in it as you rightly unfte whis
iv
Expectation & erroneous in over sanguine in Expectation = deduction but a great deal frunded
mistaken premises
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over
Without questioning his opinion as to " the superiority of a legitimate currency the present barbarous & uncertain practice
of China who makes weight the medium of Exchange leaving the "Touch "or purity of the silver a
matter
Every transaction", it red
matter of debate in
st not be overlooked, that this system barbarous
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or otherwise answers its end indifferently well
as
far
nothe
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the Chinese themselves are concerned
its
sit has in te fard simplicity & longs
Established
use, recommendations in the
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Chinese mind not easily sverestimated Snoring this, In? Kinder has been further led affareilly by something] who passed in conversation with W. Wade to conclude that the wish of the Chinese fest for some comage, such as that proposed
in saying
Existing
the
Currency
Exists as a
fact.
I have no hesitation
that there is nothing of the kind On the contrary great difficulty
the
•t that
way of any effort to introduce a silver. in Clima crises from the facto the want of it has not been felt by the people for whose benefit it is ostensibly designed & that the Imperial govt has a strong Conviction well or ill founded that no
immediate