Chang-tsk were, we believe, ape pointed originally But we this we brew correct la saying that' they never attended a meeting and would thus be useless as negotiators with. the foreiga delegates, "who Temain in Peking for—what?—Ed, in Peking yesterday, although the Japanese Government has not yet published its official statement, the Government authorities are report. [ed to have expressed their views as follows, according to some of day's papers:—
"We consider that the decision China is not settled and the Chin- reached at yesterday's meeting of thirdly, Japan's attempt to exceed not only will prolong the time for the revision of tariff rates, but also will affect the credit of the Chinese nation towards foreign Powers and make the financial condition of the Chinese Government more and more difficult. "From the viewpoint Japan's trade with China, th Japan may be benefited for a time by being relieved of the increase of tariff rates, she will after all suffer a great' loss as a result of instability of China's fina economic conditions, It is a mos deplorable thing not only for Jana and China but also for the world's financial circles to leave the Cone {erence suspended."—Toho.
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