The Archive · 1928

Annex III, Declaration

In the name of the National Gov ernment of the Republic of China, I have the honour to declare that, when Italian subjects cease to enjoy the privileges of consular jurisdietien ud other special privileges, and when the relations between the two countries are on a footing of perfect equality, the Ohinexe Government, in view of the fact that Chinese Messrs. Tsai Yuan, Feng" Yue ing, Chang Chingschisbig, Sun Wang Chung-bui on the of the nth debate at the meeting of the General Political Coun cil, is that the two treaties, although ostensibly based on principle of equality, prove extremely uni China, For this reason, those apposed to tse revised treat the opposition pasty add that, in case, the Belgian and Italian ernments refuse to comply with this proposal. the said treaties can be rads rut! znd void.—Toho, 6

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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