If the fortunes of the revelation depended on the Chinese residents in Australis, writes our Sydoey correspondent, the only prospect before the reigning dynasty would be the pro-verbal long rope and short shrift. Young China is dominant, and the ery of Young Chioa is "Down with the Manches, and establish the bbc."" not the universal bot I am sorry to say that the terrorism which seems inseparable from the spirit of revolt, whether against economic or political conditions, is beginning to show itself very strongly.
Mr. Tong Chai editor of the " Tung Wah Tim: s,"" " newspaper printed wholly in Ohinese cherooter, bea been for a long time an advocate of reform in bie native country, Bat he thinks that it should be effected by the reigning dynasty, holding that any attempt to establish " republic in a country #0 habituated to Imperial role mould resalt in terrible anarchy. Me. i Son Jobneon, the editor of the of Australian Chinese Herald" is an enthusiastic member of the Young Ohina party, and is popaler acoordiogly.
But Mr. Tong has been cautioned by certain bieroglypbios on some of houses io the Chinese quarter of Sydn that he must not attempt to "dictate the course which reform abonld tak He has been warned, forther, that the event of the revelation failing, ho may expect summary execution witha three days! The role that it is sought to overturn could not be mach worse than this.
Tang Shao-yi, Chief of the Peace Delegation, started for Wachang at nine o'clock this morning.
Five thousand troops of the 3rd division were despatched yesterday from Sbichiachuang to the pass of Nangtsekusp, on the frontier of Shar General Feng Kuo-chang has been appointed to succeed Prince Tsai Tao 8 Chief of the Imperial Bodyguard and of the barest for developing and training the troops of the Bodyguard. Liang Pi has been appointed to be Chungtenshib in the General Staff and Fatatang of the Striped White Chinese Banner.
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