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, 4, a.. edic,, .so,ild not be- regarded
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p. scI,.ve that these cti,t- show that tho
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.,,.h ,h,, rut,y IN rfi,s. ings,.uCh as shs oln
49,, ,,r IL. tn deor,y, Prince Tuan Of his
tirc.,rd nohle rank and sentence hun to uc con-
al ,,tbt, high yall.. vnile Prince Chwang
,:ha,,.io, In Noukd.n and senteucrd 10 i'm
r-i.onm.nt for life. and oil military oper-
a,io,-ara 10 ma stonned Itis admitted that
th..e indictments If enforced will be severe,
hut tina or.ncas Of luan and Chwang should
NOT Ina FORGOTTEN.
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nave oeeh purne" anu nc - 80. 80.
longer p-"0e "N''o I'-e' ."h 80 .u..1,.
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60. aliya , rsva,d of 20 taeIs will he paid for
,n,n ,o tssla for a von,au and 20 taels for q
ohWd Ttov ,,rst,s alive vhsn turned over to
"a ,vben mi. ia verified he reward will be
,,,,,-ad,o,oI,, raid 1e. olI .sar and none dis
,a,,,rd ,bi. sro,Iol rrocl,nat,on.-
7rL.rc j. no question that 'ruan and Chwang
issued this PROCLAMATION, and hence 1t is argued
that the demand for N" death punshmen'
In their cases u reasonable.
The degradation OF Prince iIh ana secondary
Prince 1sai iing Is not reGaroed es suincieh''
because tey personally directed 'he thihe'e
troops who fred on the legauons' Inc fane
is true In regard to Isai Lien Who' accord
ing TO one Of tie odicts. is ordered TO tekept
within clo"cd doors. W here he may reject on
his miedeeds. Ills punishnent Is looked upon
ss ridi ulous puAe Ian ts to be deprived OF
his safety. degraded in rank and Transferred.
The same punishment Ia imposed on Tln4
Nien, who PERSONAL led the Boxer attacks
is that hauc VI. who Is dead. Is denounced as
the most vicious Of all the exalted peTsoreGes
involved Another point Is that Chao Chi
Chiao. the President Of the Board Of War who
was the most bitter OF all tho antl-foIe!cnefs
and commended the Chinese for numbering
them IS deprived of his rank but retained IL
onl,e
Tho onl, .eyere nunishmcnt ordered il TINT
T., rho cosa ~ WI usier tho farmer Govsr,or
- tSLosi ,,ho is 10 no 1a,o,..d 20 IN. t,ont,ar-
rrhoro 10 20 worls n, hard Iohor FOR lif. with
,,,-,,.,r ,-o,,iso I'm. 10 "a, na1.r be nardonsd
yu ITsian personallr aided IN tie massacre
Il missionaries and other Christians,
THINK THR WORLD WILL EXCUSE Us
TIA adio, for tha ruot,h,sn, Of the Guilty.
rorla. concludes as follovs. We believe
that this derivation OF rank and punishment
IA in. and irrpartlal throughout and we think
tho. ,l., Who'll. world will now excuse
Tro-, the tenor Of thi, edict i, Is thought here
,hpt th. Lnlpr,,s powacer doe. rot realize tn.
seriou.n.,s OF the situation. and tais fact has
nade the Ministers feel stronger on Insisting
on their demands. In addition. tho Ministers
have been further strengthened because the
Emnres, Dowacer. In forwarding the aiict TO
II Hung Chang sent a noto In which she told
MIN that IL wa. irnpos,Il,le ne present to punish
Cen Tl,np n, HsianC. who command. the In
reriul troops. but she rrornlsed 70 attend 10
,hi. ,rot,or Ia.sr she also s-,ed Earl If "a
o,nlaIn frankly 20 the NIi,ist.r, the reason why
.he cnnlI not punish this official at present.
She also sent another oGct to II HLng Chang
IN which she iniormed him that sho had IN
nioted severe punishment on the Ministers OF
State responsible Tor the troubles. some oil
these guilty persons had not pceh seen Istely'
but they would be punished. II wos decrced.
furthermore. that III llung 'hanS and rIince
Ching would be held responsible for any fur-
thor delay In the opening OF the peace nego-
'.n,ious.
coyoER's CURT REPLY TO II HUNG cu.yo
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