Peking, Feb. 14.
A group of Members of Parliament yesterday submitted a resolution to the Governiment to the effect that, firstly, the Government' should forbid military interference with railway traffic; secondly, the railway directors whose mismanagement was responsible for the strike on the Peking-Hankow line should be dismissed; thirdly, the Government should recognize the workmen's right of assembly; fourthly, the families of the strikers killed or wounded should be compensated by the Government; fifthly, the Government should recognize the right of Labour to organize, which has already been proclaimed by the Government.—Reuter.
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