THE CHINESE QUESTION.
[RY EIiEC.'TISIC TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT.] Sydney, May 5. In the course of an interview yesterday, Mr laming Tart, the well-known Sydney merchant said that returned Chinese emigrants suffered destitution, and appealed to their countrymen for sympathy und assistance. He said thut the stories of imprisonment of the ships carrying Chinese to Sydney had inflamed the popular anger, and this was ready to break out at any moment. Mr Quoiig Turt asserts tluit had it not been for the Mandarins there would have been something approaching open revolt in China.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2624, 7 May 1889, Page 3
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91THE CHINESE QUESTION. Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2624, 7 May 1889, Page 3
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