The Archive · 1903

Marquis Ito Vindicated

The Anti-Rus-ian Union has recently feo, President of the Privy Council, and resented letters of. warning" to Marquie Count Kataurs, Premier, and subsequent:

public the reason for d-apatchin, ments, charging the is wit pragerance ry influence xt the Quurt. negotiations with Russia, by employing takes for evidence what the Marquis performed heretofore, commencing with the restitution of Lisotuny and ending with tue diplom tic negotiations alleged to have been he'd in St. Petersburg by the veteran statesman uring hiw recent world trip. But the~ ces produce by the Union are too puerile and defy serious comment. However, it may by added thst three ieading members of the Anti-Rusisu Un were -ummuned by the Premier yoxterday ing, when His Excvlloncy officially declared that there was no differetice of opinion between the oder statesmen and Cxbinet Ministers concerned, cautioned them not to repeat Mexnwhile, the ' Nippon," a per in Tokio, has recently hed an article and a poem, indirectly instivsting the assassination of Blerquis Ho, Army Maneuvres.

His Majesty, the Commander. left Tokiv this morning for Mai Kobe, to inspect the grand. m itary. ied by General Congt jes the usual Court the Empress and T. Be th members of thi ial -suite,- Hi. Mi. Crown Prince:

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