New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
, HARMONY IN CHINA.
o,rttpued from FIRST page.

r,.,. hone FOR an early adjustment Of
- ICES between the Powers and China
p,vsr IS to lay down an independent
80 - the culninative effect OF which, par
n the case Of money or territorial In
80 night be absolutely crushing TO the
s-.se Empire
1 ,rN1sTERs AGAINST WITHDRAWAL.
j any change in the military situation
: D-.-srsl Cha.ee's dispatch. supposed to be
4 ~ - 50. 10 word Of Il has reached Wash
4 = il understood that disturbances and
i e. =, missionaries continue IN some Of the
&C.. ,u-side OF Picking. Il is believed here
- because Of these reports. that the
/ - ministers II Picking probably will enter
! --ss. objection 20 any withdrawal OF the
I - their respective governments, and
-. action on The Russian proposition be
- urtg they have had 2 chance TO express
/ - views.
+ = German Foreign once appears 10 be ac-
e,rrhering the negotiations and a num-
1 T,asssges have passed between Washing
4 - Berlin. Those persons most likely 70
correct understanding o. Germany's at
Htss--9rs for the suggestion OF a compromise,
49, course, which viii be neither an ac-
-. nor z rejection OF the Russian pro-
4 - h4L oA-- ----N-Nt-~
So rhst 81 the Powers, including Russia
- sr-ee 70 Il FOR instance, II is suggested
- germany Win preprlety might propose
=. certain liul3L De liked on the extent OF
d y s1;+s-v detachmeuts 10 be left al Peking
=. = understanding that each small de-
L--a-r c0162s Itself 10 quarters so long as
-s-s .-ier prevail. but be ready TO act in
= = further Chinese depredatiOns- Diplo-
-, 7Ectais say that some such compromise
49, 49, he only way OF avoiding an impasse,
.ssf The best resources OF diplomacy are
Is
: vhlch al the Powers can reconcile their
ssvsrsl p5hcies
CHINESE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
=. s expressed that the requisite compromise
x y found BY China establishing
,rs-nent and naming Peace Commissioners.
ga limitations have reached Washington
-, s,sps are uow being taken toward the ap-
,aBraert OF such a Peace Commission, includ-
X i Hung Chang, the Viceroys Of Marking
- Wu-Chang. and Prince Ching. though re-
MS also have named Hung Lu and Hsu TUng
5sszs o. me Two pacific Niceroys. But while
ssre Is doubt as 70 the personnel Of the Com
rsEon i Is quite generally accepted among
sacsls that soma such move on the part OF
Thns has mature6 ard viii take form in Wash
1gza1 soon. n that event u Is believed by
s5oratic officials that the entire status Of the
sssouati0ls between the Powers might be
hanged. and thai Russia no longer would feel
r-plH- u insist On the W-ThCTGWal OF her
Minister and troops from Picking, as al these
EATERS would be subjects for the Commission
q deal with Il Is pointed out also that n the
* GAYS since The Russian and American notes
Esrs made public sentiment has been steaolly
grBEiag II favor OF continuing the presence Of
-u0ps al PsktCg-
Z view Of tie declarations made in the Amer
az reply to Russia some question has arisen
Is 70 The course open 70 this country II case O
compromise OF change IN the present diplO-
zz-ic situation. L Is said that the attitude OF
Re CEi-s5 states Is particularly fsvora BE for
l1ap-1ls Itself 20 any change IN conditions
lErough counter propositions from the Powers
2 By q modification Of RUssla's original pUr-
aose. The United States has left its course open
II future determination
ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM RUSSIA.
DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN
PEACE WITH THE POWERS.
s. Petersburg, Sept. 5-The Official Journal
L S. Peter1bourg," reiterating the statement
Eat Russia oaly desire is 70 end The disturb
aces il China as speedily as possible, pre-
Erat0-y 70 which the re-esta blishuent Of the
AInese Government IS necessary. contends
raj military action beyond Peking would
MY arouse fresh complications" The paper
s55s:
Nothing aur The action Of the lawful Govern
msnt o. China can accomplish lasting, salutary
results. Therefore Il IS necessary 70 Te-esLab-
81 IL authority al Picking and The withdrawal
q TIE re-- 52La-ives CT me Powers 10 Ten
Tsn VIII b helpful in this direction, as il
Foul5 1e regarded n China as proof that the
Powers have remained true 70 the spirit which
Inspired the original programme
Tie Journal de s. Petersburg concludes:
50wevc- great nay De the just Indignation
wtica events II China have provoked IN all
--H rr- ~ - nan
ELe examining with necessary calnness all
lie eussr-zs ralssd ~ ire recent occurrences,
-eheres --a,terE Is 20 the principle forming
ne basis q her policy. namely. the maintenance
q peace wl11 a. the Powers who are s0liGiy
u1l-sd to- -h= common good.
Tie War once has received q dispatch an
bouncing that The Chinese troops have with
e-sTu ron the vicinity Of New-C hwang 10
Liso-Yay-ChoE. where they ale intrenching-