New York, Feb. 23.
Tar. Cslifors State Senate has protested to President Taft against the new Japanese Treaty.
San Francisco, Feb, 28.
Ir is reported from Washington that the Senate Committee oe foreiga relations has reported in favour of the Japanese Tresty. The Senators assure Mr. Taft that the Treaty will pans this session.
At Sscramento the leaders of the majority have telegraphed to Mr. Taft that they will not place obstacles in the may of the Treaty, but unless it provides for coolie exclusion there will probably be trouble. A resolation by Mr. 5 Canna opposing the action of Mainichi po reports that the new Lreaty between Japan and America, which was introduced into the Senate on Taeeday, dors not empower the American Government to limi immigration in fatare, account members of the Senates from the Pacific Coast States have begun to show opposition to the Treaty. They hare agreed in the opinion that the American Government should not rel quish the right of limiting Japanese immigrants. Although the Treaty Bill may not be rejected by the Senate, it
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