The second telegram was despatched yesterday morning and was received at The founder of the Han Dynasty Ewperor Kaocho, suffered repeated he world (Empire); while Prince Hang, his rival, achieved jost as many saccrsecs, yet he lost the world, The final success or failure of an enterprise does not, most inoontrovertibly, depend on victories and defeats, nor om temporary gains and losses (of cities). The popular inclination slone decides the fate. If the people had made vp their mind to succeed, however often and whatever obstacles and diffijenlties might be encountered, they would win in the end. On the other hand, if the people bad 00 mind to succeed at apy cost, then, however brilliant and great their achievements be, they would only last the life of flower.
Then the writer tory of the revolatio Shanghai st fire o'clock la the after-|isctading the may vacillations in their fortans the sacrifice of many heroic 1000 revolutionaries, five guns, advanced on the Sben-Maomén (gate). Thie point wan for an assault because of the defending it, Their main force was comperstively small Imperialist force
then at the Changyan gate. This surprise attack failed, the soldiers at the gate being assisted by those on th walla, and 1 be gans of Lion Hill, repulsed, the re-at six o'clock yesterday morning.
Daring agogement Lion Hill fort. was objected to. beary bombard: ment by the Revulatiovary men-of-their combined gan fire making the greatest bombardment of the siege. lives la Canton only thie year, It anys that until quite recently, their force was bot as drop of water io ap ocean or a single star in the sky, compared with the vast resources command of the Mancha Government.
Why and bow they could have attained their present dimensions is explained ax bore: the popular incliostion has ided them.
The writer concludes by advising the people to be always on the gui vive and to straggle without the least relaxation until the goal they want to reach has been reached.
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