In it trae that the Mancha branch of the Mongolian race deserves to be exterminated? Is it trae that in the reformation of the Imperial Gcvernment all Mancha nobles should be exoladed? Is it trae that among them at the present time there is not one who can be trosted, is honest and leapable, and is worthy of the esteem of those who are Chinese se well as those who are Manchas? I yentare to make mention of " few, who io him by those who are Chinese and not Manchus. Farthermore, methods of financial reform hi received the countenance of many foreign financiere. 80 far as I have learned, there has been no criticism of his personal character or of his fidelity to the public welfare, Is it really
change in the Government, the expe necessary, that, for the sake of a radial ence trid. devotion of this Duke of the Imperial family should now be lost to the country What, moreover, is the opinion to be expressed for Prince Pa Lun? On his retare from the Oolambian Exposition a St. Louie he was out nationalities, as well as leading Chinese residents. vied with each other todo political system. While one's actions him honour, As the first President of the Upper House of the Imperial might be criticised under a good Parliament, he conducted himeelf with system, they ought to be treated with certain amount of leniency under a bad #0 far as I room, of condemnation by those Chinese who are seeking for an honest admioistration,
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