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it attempts to deprive the United States of trade by intimi-
-dation and duress of those who would otherwise be willing
traders with the United States. The citizens of the United
States under the treaties between the United States and
China have the right to insist that the police authorities
of China shall suppress such intimidation and allow the
trade which was guaranteed to be unrestricted by the Govern-
-ment to continue unrestricted. I need not say to you, as I
that have said in the United States, and I think it greatly
better that one hundred Chinamen during the year shall
evade the law, though coolies, than that intelligent
Chinese gentlemen, merchants and students, who wish to
visit the United States, or to do business there, should
be harassed in their attempt to enter the United States by
measures subjecting them to discomfort, inconvenience,
contumely and insult, and I do not hesitate to say that the
influence of President Roosevelt's administration will be
thrown toward a protection of the rights of these classes.
Of course the best place to determine what a man's status
is, whether he is a coolie, merchant or student is at his
own home, and the disposition and tendency of the President
is to make the certificate of the American Consul în China
the strongest and most conclusive evidence upon this sub-
-ject unless fraud or forgery appear.
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The attitude of the United States toward
China in political or international matters, I am sure I
need not reiterate. It is that of friendliness and sympathy
and an earnest desire to aid China in her effort to become
more strictly a nation and to aid her toward the develop-
-ment of her immense resources.
To this the senior Chinese Member of the
Legislative Council, Hon. Dr. Ho Kai responded that he and
his colleagues concurred with Mr. Taft in his description
of the evil tendencies of the boycott, but they did not in
any way by that statement mean to express a lack of sympa»
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