H. E. Cheo Téb-chuan much depreoates the trepidation manito ted and hasty sction taken by some high officials, especially io the disarming of the New-Army soldiers. He telegraphed memorial, on October 26, to the Throne to the effect that since the revolt of a section of the Hapeb Army, the ignor-sot think that all the new army is uctrostworthy, thus causing uneasiness the mind of the modera drilled men, He prays that an order demanding the appear \chalance to be maintained strictly, etc. An Euict was issued on thet day declaring that the Throne has never entertained soy discriminating sentiment in regard to ite new and old soldiers. Mutual good faith should be the role and the Throne relies poo she army's bovoar and public viceroys and governors must appear saa and take defensive measures quietly.
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