The Archive · 1911

The Regent an " Unfeeling Goose

When the present Emperor came to reiga—that is, when the Emperor Kuang Ssu and his adopted mother, the Empress Dowager Tebchi, were both no more—Kang's party tried hard to obtain an emnesy, o that their flame thinking. that as the. Regeot is brother of H M. Kuang 80, be most sympsthize with his poor Imperial brother, and would show mach favour to opportanity in doing so, when the son of Yang-Ye presented an Imperial and disciplined by Japanese itaness in Hopeb, or were sent to Japan to acquire arts of war there, They imbibed ideas of revelation at the same time, and also the much distorted troths of patriotism. So who the two army corps were ordered to be mobilized to Haokow in order to punish the re-hellions soldiers ther y dare to stand ap the first time and declared, "No, we will not fight oar c"mpatricts appear to me no constitation at all, It is merely a shift of despotic power from the Emperor to the fatare National Assembly or the present Senate, Sach 1 thing can never be darable aad stable, and therefore non-progressive, ksi was first appointed the Viceroy of Hupeh, and then by the recommendation of ral. memorials was lected Prime Minister, By being idle 80 long, and a total change in or rather We Sght not the people of po wal to his work, And there are dif-now no more our own race!" This is indeed something like the apparition of Mighty Daemon which instantly, 0 to say, put nding in " helpless positicr and Chinese Empire henceforth "umbles in pieces ferent sentiments arcong the Northern and the Southern Chinese towards bim.

He is indeed still liked and admired by the Northerner, but, on the other band, he is disliked and even bated by macy influential Southerner, viz,

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