Manchu Adherents to the Chinese and are made to indoes not seem worth while aking very seriously the report the meeting of adherents of the Mancha. House which we reproduce to-day from the Chinese Prese—that is, 50 far as the remarks attributed te Dr. Kang Vu-wel are concerned. If as reported, he told the meeting that it was useless to send telegrams to Peking urging the reinstatement at the Emperor, we heartily agree with him, But that he recommended the meeting to apply to foreign Powers for assistance in putting the Emperor back on the throne, Which, he is reported to have said they would easily get, we disbelieve. We have no doubt there are plenty of Chinese who would. welcome a Jmonarchical restoration, "and very Hikely some such meeting as that reported did take place, But Dr. Kang knows just as well as we do that if China wants a monarchy again, she will have to get it by her own efforts and that. no foreign Power would dream of meddling ju wuch an. affair. The report strikes one as a deliberate fabrication to diveredit foreigners.
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