The Anglo-Thibetan Treaty

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1112, 6 October 1904, Page 3

The Anglo-Thibetan Treaty

Not Finally Settled

Prnm Awoeintion,—Copyright. London, October 5 Inn India Ofiico announcos that the Thibet Convention still awaits Lord Cunson'B ratilication. Tho terms havo not yot been finally settled.

I havo no particular hostility to the Russians (writes Mr. Labouchoro in Truth), and lam convinced that had we beon in thoir placo wo should, like them, try to got hold of an open harbour on the Pacific, I should like the .laps to beat the Russians, because I am in favour of Asia for Asiatics. Thoy aro not intellectuallv inforior to 11s, and we Europeans are perpetually conquering ihoni or bullying them, or grabbing something from them, hecwe 'hey I'nvc unable to defend Uii-ir !"• 'i i'umy iiii'-dlho best sottlo* inont iii i''« Eastern question would be that the liasum should bo able to settle amongst thomselvcs; oihorwiso one of these days wo shall all be lighting amongst curselvos over tho booty. It is curious that this assumed right to rule over all nations that aro rot Christian is based originally on the doctrino that tho Church is h> owner of tho territories of all such nations. Evon now, tho plon for grabbing their lands is often defendod on tho ground that it is the duty of Christian nations to spread Christianity, and that if wo make ourselvos tho mastorsof men of different religions to ours wo aro 'm'\ ling a Christian mission,

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