Ini spite of the wulery raised by some Tokio papers calling for the resignation of the present Cxbinet, the political parties have not yeh-expressed such rain!
Per contra, Marquis Sainnji, the at of the Seiyukai, the Jnrgest party in Jepan, recently spoke publicly and Gnmist.kably in favour. of the Katsura Ministry in regard to the conclusion of peace and, emphasised the importance -of {iternational syniyxthy., Count Okuma, the leader of the Progressive party, who is famous for his adverse criticisms on, the Government, has not gone to the Ivigth. of urging the abr. of the treaty and the resumption of. hostilities: Mr. Oishi, 'a Progressive leader; persuaded his followers to ascertain' the responsibility of the Government, and to: niake the. post-bellum administrative reforms: incumbent
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