Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
RUSSIA TAKES
AMERICAN VIEW.
VIII Recall Troops from PekIn, but
Not from China
BRITAIN is IN LINE, TOO
c.,mauy seems 90 be In Indehniie
Form crop Of shanghai
RumOrs.

G, Petersburg Sept This Official
v-s.sresr today publishes the text OF
-. circular addressed 10 the Russian
.-,-.santatiyes abroad, dated August
= bs eist Of which, as shown by the
-..sa1rdence issued yesterday at
Warrington. the Russian charge DAT
,,lrss communicated TO Acting Secre-
nry Ajee on Monday.
The official announcement, after men
flaming the Unexpectedly rapid turn Of
,,pliary events at the seat Of war, In
~, I'm Ii enabling comparatively IN
it-rids9ut attachments, Of the allied
$500 f1 attain the original main OBJ
;srt me relief OF the legations and for
slrrars and the dispersal Of the rebels
al the capital proceeds
PROGRAM UNCHANGED
u7bsss favorable circumstances, how
,ysr change In no way the political
nr5gram of Russia as previously
!, rkei out i'm the last government COM
,rrri1us. and I'm order that no mis-
vrJsrstandlugs or Incorrect interpre-
t4iious regarding the further inten-
tIons M Russia, may arise, the emperor
has directed the acting foreign minister
IA address 10 his representatives
abroad the circular which follows:
The immediate objects which the
imrsral government had ~ view at the
very outset Of the Chinese trouble were
as follows:
"Frst. to protect the Russian lega-
ton az Pekln.
Second. to assure the safety Of Rus
sian subjects against the criminal In
tenti0us OF the Chinese rebels.
Third TO render help to the Chi
nase government I'm It's struggle with
these troubles, In the interests Of a
speedy and legal order Of things In the
empire
WHAT RUSSIA PROPOSED,
"As O result. all the powers interest
ed decided with the same object IN
view. 90 send troops 10 China. The Inn
perIal government, therefore, proposed
The following fundamental principles
% guide the powers In China:
First the maintenance OF a COM
mon agreement among the powers.
second the maintenance Of the
former state Of organism In China,
Third the removal OF everything
that could lead TO the partition OF the
celestial empire.
Fourth. the establishment with the
united powers OF a legal central gov
eminent az Pekln, able alone 20 pre-
serve order and tranquility in the cOun-
Try
ron these points agreements pre-
vailed with almost all the powers.
PURPOSE IN THE NORTH.
"Whne pursuing no other objects the
Imperial government will continue TO
sttadiaIly adhere 10 its former pro-
gram Of action, When the course Of
events, such as are TO be taken on our
troops az New Chwang. and a series OF
hostile acts by the Chinese on our
state frontier, as for instance the
bombordmout OF Blagovetschycnsk, in
duced Russia TO occupy New Chwang
and march troops into the Manchuran
territories such timely measures, which,
eXll'yeiy prompted by the necessity
Of Warlng OF the aggressive acts Of
The Chinese rebels. can In no way testi-
~ 90 any Independent plans which are
completely foreign 10 the policy Of the
Imperial government. As soon as last
i1g order shall have been established
80 ManohurIa and indispensable meas
uras taken for the protection Of rail-
way construction, which. according 20
formal agreement, China assured, Rus
s.a Wlll not fail 20 recall her troops
non these territories OF the neighbour
Ing empire provided the action Of 9TH
or powers does not place any obstacle
In The way Of such a measure.
INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS INVIO-
LATE.
III Is manifest that the interest Of
Vie other foreign powers and lnterna-
uonlI companies at the port Of New
ChWang occupied by Russia and open
TO International trade and also the
railways, have been restored by our
troops, remain lnviolable and are fully
assured BY the capture OF Pekln,
which owing 20 changed circumstances
was effected more eXpedItlously than
expected the first and principal task
which the imperial government set IT.
SEN DE delIyerance Of the representa-
avs ui the powers with all the foreign
cts besieged, has been accomplished.
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AT Pc
KIN.
'' NHNNlA Adohf llalANNfH da'lNNi >
10 The establishment OF a legal central
government. which shall cooperate In
lhe Establishment Of order and regu-
at relations with the powers, appears
az Present difficult. owing 10 the depar-
tlTe from the capital OF the emperor
ana empress dowager and the Tsung
~ lamen. Under such circumstances
ne Imperial government does not con-
a4er There Is sufficient reason for the
ministers accredited 90 the Chinese gov
eminent 90 remain longer al Pekin, as
lle latter Is absent. II n therefore in
tended 90 recall the Russian minister
WIN 4ll The members Of the mission 10
Ien IsIn, whittier they will be accom-
panied by the Russian troops whose
presence al Pekln henceforwarde np-
pears puposeless IN consequence OF the
uLieal declaration Of the firm deter
uInaton OF the government not 10 de-
part from the task originally set forth.
WANTS A CHANCE FOR PEACE.
AS soon. however as a legal Chinese
government again takes the relns II
power ana appoints a representative, In
vested with full authority 10 negotiate
WIN The powers. Russia. after having
come 90 an agreement with all the FOR.
ssn governments, will, on her side. not
,N lo send q plenipotentiary to the
-.e where the negotiations viii be
IN recommending you 20 bring ali
tls % the knowledge Of the government
u. which You are accredited. we hope
Ae latter viii share our views"
RUSSIANS RETIRE.
The Official Messenger concludes with
announcing the communication OF the
Move circular 10 the foreign powers, NJ.
ne Glers, the Russian minister at Pekin.
anu General Linevitch. commander OF