The sun., 1900-11-06
TERMS CHINA MUST GRANT.
.opuAL DEMANDS WILL PROBABLY
BE MADE NEXT WEEK.
ANA. Not Agreed on Plan to Demand Special
Provision, In the New Treaties for the Pro.
,.eion OF Missoaahes-Dssth sentence for
pso.tIngfu Onicials Impresses Chiness
-German Rule In Pekln aPaiIure-Protssn
Asa,n,t Conduct OF the Allied Troops.
sp,,ial Cable Dcpa'eA 10 THE SrN,
From Stan Correspondent

Asa,n,, Conduct Of the Allied Troops.
sp,tfal Cabis D,,po,eA 10 THE ScS
From Stan Correspondent
prrty. Nov. 4. via Taku and shanghai Nov
$50 A. M--The allies are not unanimous
in the opinion that special protection should
We secured for the missionaries under he new
Guarantees TO be demanded n China This
will be understood when IL isl recalled that
q, least one Of the allied Powers. Japan. is not
a CHRISTIAN country, while another, Russia.
has no missionaries, although Christianity
is the national religion
Tho United states. Ergani and other
Countries which send uis'ionarrs here will
,rrhobly make strong demand for guar
ant,ss stronger than 'hcsc IN the Present
treaties, which failed 10 sford the necessary
protection during the Boter troubles Ad-
I,inroI ,uarautees il is assrrted will he
neccssary IL the mi>-ionarlt are To continue
their work in the interior.
The countries not repreStted bv misslon-
aries may cndeavor 20 put te question aside
a, unImportant OF courNt these countries
Will demand guarantee long enough 10
protect their business intcr3s. and Il might
l., argued thai additional gtrantecs for the
missionaries are needed to 80 protect for
..cncr. vino are in busin"Iin the interior
But relgncr., the representatives, OF these
Powers ,ay. have no hu-tnt 60 60 beyond
treaty ports and therefor" ~tdll guarantees
i,r them would be q u-rlci c&action from
china Moreover. IL" Mnl-t> oI uOn-ulis-
,loudry countries argue ihatt hey are not
Ir',rsstei the whole mat'"S Should De left
fo future negotiations by tlliudlyliua ma
toms concerned.
DrARA>IrEs ~ 7HE lEATY
Tie Chinese Away. excuse trl -o> b" say
!,s that they are due 10 theillure Of local
officials tn perform their dutl When ont
r4g,, hay" occurred the NT.rs have de-
handed 'hat the officials who h,facd To pro-
tcd foreigners should he pthed by the
trpc-e Government Sometin the officials
were removed from oflCc, Dutpny OF them
v.rn later appointed To- be'rSllcc- one
instance uf this wa- the cas-" OH H,.cn tho
Notorious auti-forcivner who wrepcrted TO
have committed suicide reccntly1Ic had been
Governor ol ShantuuS but warmoyci be-
c,u-c of complaints made aGarlhm by the
Ministers tor failing to protectpcign"r~ in
that province. Later on he v appointed
tIuyerHor oi Shansi
one plan which it has been -uAtcd would
he efcctudl, il to put dcNni'" piston IA the
eaca treaty for the protection Of foreigner,
in emma and the punishment " El officials |
r"-ponsihl" for "rtrlge~, stpu.atlthe nature !
of the piiJshrent~ 10 h" iullI'."ai forbid |
ding the reappointment Of EulltfiGalS to !
ofice for a term of years, al least iise- vher. |
foreigners have been killed in presence
of these official. Furthermore ppe, Of
tho trratie. should he sent ia 1y Official
and he should be compelled tamiliarlze
himself with all their provisions. H. stated
that at present n large proportion " Chinese
officials are not acquainted with promises
made in the treaties and do not We their
obligations.
With these stipulations in the rt-catias
and with proper orders from tIml oroy
for their enforcement II Nil hetus-bln
o. tho Officials to escape in tho fltu, plea, !
ofignorance Of the provisions f"r tharrction
Of foreigner. \ great dINiculty H. pa-t
Ia. been not only the ignoranc' of sf.cials
about treaty Obligations but also tha,r ncn
Of the people. who acquire thelT o1lturma-
ton rom the officials II the ofi un-
ocr-tand these things the people will know !
their obligations
UNITED DEMAND NECESSARY
Il will hc uScles, for the allies 20 aslqhlnc
from the Chinese unless they prc>cnhrcI
demand Ifthcy fail 10 agree on the 2, ea~
t. hc required from China taer" ihEcr
of >crip,l- check tu mi--iondry VIZ, this
country
ia lh" discussions of the Minister TO
tr. / re .rui the future status of the To-.
rpvat,r aud ihr proro-el clIinr" IA t,v-
~'aurrt'- personnel have onN ho'n tcl
tn ,l.uly The latter question whine
~ with the points about guarantee II