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Ming, og ha failed with his offdits to subdue the peninsular kingdom which stood in his way. It is lateresting to recall this historical incident and compare the situation with the relations China, Korea, and Japan bear to each other after the passing of three centuries. Japan, with a population of forty millions, now in effect-droides the policy of the throo hundred millions of Chins and Karea. Ant place in the relations of the three Powers for than two conturies the spate of more and a huff, it is evident that Japan bas

obtained her preponderating influence in the Far Bust not to much by certain innate qualities, about which we hear so mnoh at the present day, but by a Revolution at a fortuitous moment which enabled the pro- grosive forces to come into play and Jupan to avail herself of the new knowledge of the West Japan Chronicle.

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In those my army against Chim,"

days it was China win was regarded as the angay Hassia us unknown, for the earliest explore all not ygt ventured across the trackless wastes which separated the country of the Muscovites from thus Pacie koros. Korea, feyal to Ching, dil not so why a way should be afforded the sanders with which to attack her suzerain, and so the King of Kora replied

What alle in this of our joining you against Chien? From the earliest times va tuve followed law and right. From within and from without, all land are subject to China... The relations which have sub-isted butsen sure those of parent and child. This you know. Can we desart both Emperor and parent and join with you? Nedless to say, the answer did not satisfy Hideyoshi, who beforezmiany years had passed launched a mighty army against Korea, which, uniformly successful at Sext eventually found its position seriously tirestoned CODE WORD: "DOSX,"

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After the failure of his first attempt Hideyo shi was willing to make pass if China would grent certain concessions, among which is the curiously modern domand that a port, Ningpo. should be opened to trade. Owing to the diplomacy "ofa Japanese envoy named Konishi His uo Kami, the Chinese Court appears to have obtained the iden that Hiloveski was anxious to make his submission. The Koreaus were therefore told that no further, assistance woukl be afforded them by China, and they reluctantly consented to make peace at a moment when victory seemed to be in their own hands Konishi, who had meanwhile been de tained in Liaotung, was now permitted to proceed to Paking where he gave his solemn ndlosion to the three articles of youe-China to gatinvestita eta Hideyoshi as King of Japan; All Japanese to leave Koren; the Japaness neser arsin to invade the pairsula. The lust two irams etionsly recall the conditions of the Treaty of Peace recently negotiated between Russia and Japan, by which Russia agrees to evacuate Manchuria.

Eventually the Korean Goverum at appointed an ambassador to accompany the Chinese envoy ou his visit to Japan farest Hideyoshi as as King. All this time Hideyosht had ban kept quite ignorant of the steps taken hy Konieli to bring about peace, and he received the crown and robe presented to him very graciously. His disgust when he called two fearned priests to explain the patent of investitura may be imagined when its cutouts aro considered. Konishi had first had a private interview with the priests, and urge them to modify the language of the document, but they appear to have declined, for Hideyoshi was faithfully placed in possession of its terms. The document is too long to give here in full, bat its general purport may be gathered from the following paragraph:-

You, Toyotomi Taira Hideyoshi, having established an Island Kingdom and knowing the reverence,

due to the Ceutral Land, sent to the rest an envoy, and with gladness and affection offered your allegiance. On the north you knocked at the barrier of ten thousand and carnestly requested to ho admitted withiu our dominious. Your mind is already continued in reverent submissiveness. How can we grudge our favour to such great weakness We do therefore specially invest you with the dignity of King of Japan, and to that intent issue that our commission. Troasure it up carefully Over the sch we send you a crown and robe, so that you may follow our ancient custom as respects dress. Faithfully defend the frontier of the empire; let it be your daty to act worthily of your position as our relaister; practies moderation and self-restraint; cherish gratitude for the Imperial favour so bein. tfully bestowed upon you; change not your fidelity; be humbly guided by car admouitions:

continue always to follow our instructions. Respect this!

But the latter of instructions with which the patent of investitore was accompanied was still more pronounced in its terms, for in it Hideyoshi was most severely lectured for bis past conduct. Here is an extinct--

MR. LABOUCHERE ON THE TALK OF INEFFICIENCY.

SCORING FORD ROSEBERY...

Mr. Alfred Stead, who, on the strength o' two or thrun months' stay in Japan, sets up as an authority on Japan's manners and customs, comic history and political future, has recently brought out a new book on this unfortunate country, which is the prey of the bookmaker. This work contains a preface try Land Rogy, in which the noble lord dilatos at length on national inefficiency," Juan being held up as a model, an object-lesson of efficiency in national affairs. Lord Rosebery uses fe use of such phrases as "curse of par vital work," in this prefacn; and Eas hard on national ineficiency," as applied to Great Britain, to such an extent as to provoke Mr Labouchere to reply to his desponding utterances. The biuro read Lord Rosebery will interest British resilouts, who must, the Japan Chronicle says, be becoming rather worry of England boing weighed in the balances with Japan and foned so woefully wanting.

In the column of Truth, Mr. Labouchere takes a powerful onslaughton Log Resobery, remarking that Englishmen are nauseated by this continu: asseveration of national inel- enes," Mr. Labonchero questions the quali fications of bis lordship to preach the gospel of efficiency, and prooie de :---

"Lord Robery, has made politics the chief business of his life and he is chiefly conspicuous as the most remarkable political failure of the day. No man in the saras walk of life has had equal opportunities. He sneereded, no matter bow, to the official leadership of the Liberal

rty on the retirement of Mr. Gladstone. It was traifficult position, no doubt, but the greater the diiculty the bitter the test of efficiency. How did his efficiency come Lout under the text? Afar leading for a jone und a half en existenen hest described by ons of its own members 18 ploughing the sands, the Government over which he presided collapsed, and the party which hönspire I to lead was routed on all sides at the polls. As a state man ho has specialised in foreign politics and he doubled the part of Foreign Secretary with that of Premier. What W his most notable achievement in that capacity? To bring us to the brink of war with Frabea orne a trumpery question about a few square milos of some and rise's territory in Siam, Is this efficiency? Is has published books which are readable and clever, but his liferary work has no pretension to be more than the relaxation of an accomplished nobleman with no particular business in life... Having also won the Derby on two. previous occasions, he may possibly boast of some record for efficiency or the Tart. But, giving him all due credit for this, his public career up to 55 years ago may by deserted as that of an aristocratic dilettante, who possesses, indel, many talents, but has wasted them for want of character and 'grit'; the very type of all that makes for inefficiency in English life: the very last man who is qualitied to instruct his, countrymsu on the subject which he seeks to make his own,"

Apropos of Lord Rosebery's contention that the party system often gives us the worst instead of the best mon, the writer in Truth saysOne thinks naturally of the tailless fox discoursing on the evil consequences of wearing tails. I see no evidence that the efficiency or inefficiency of a Government has anything more to do wish the party tystom than it has with the precession of the equinoxes, even go thỏ longil of believing that if his Majesty were to execute coup d'flat to morrow, and appoint Lord Rosebery Grand Vizior with a free hand to form a Ministry from the great mass of precious ability now kopt out of office by the curse of party, we should by the end of twelve months ba praying heaven to give us back. Mr. Balfour and his Cabinet of All the Luefficients. What is the meaning of this parrot cry about national inefficiency which greets us every day in newspapers, learned reviews, and platform oratory It seems to me as seseloss as the outch werde and slang phrases which grace the vocabulary of the man in the street, and after being in everybody's mouth for a few weeks; disppear into the limbo of dead language. Who I coino across "efficiency in a dewspaper or magazine article, or in a Foreword," I foel I ought to cry Right Hoor. What, what Just to alow that I am up to date and in the movetonat. Such parases have little other significance. That would be evident enough if the speakers would only condescend to explain what they mean by officiency.

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