Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
A SPONTANEOUS UPRISING
EACH PARTY SEPARATE IN IT'S
SINCERE DESIRE FOR RE-
FORM IN GOVERNMENT.
MORE EDICTS ARE issued
One Orders Premier Yuan Shi Kal
Not To Resign His office and
Approves of His Coures.

PEKIN, Nov. 4.-The sitaution In
China Is becoming more complex If
not more serious every day. A week
ago cooperation was expected be-
tween Yuan Shi Kai and the Ma
tional assembly. Later is was be-
lieved that Yuan Shi Kai could reach
an understanding with the Hanchau
troops headed by General Chang
Chao Tsen. 1t Is now evident how
ever, that all elements, the throne,
Yuan Shi Kai'sp arty, tho national
assembly, the provincial assemblies,
the southern rebels and the general
army, have up TO the present no con-
nection whatever. The whole move-
ment is a spontaneous uprising. and
the fact that foreigners have not at
tackled indicates that the desire for
genuine reform is sincere
Decline To Recognize Assembly.
It Is reported tdnight that the ma
tional assembly at a secret session
decided to resign in a body owing to
protests telegrapbed to Pekln by
many of the provincial assemblies
obJecting that a. provisional body
should assume authority to draft Il
constitution which should be the
work of duly elected d8parliament. 1t
is stated that Gsnseei Ii Ys,en Heng
and othel leaders, who do not rec
ognize the Pekin government decline
also to organize the powers of the
national assembly I'm conjunction
with the efforts Of the throne and
Yuan Shi Kai now their military
opponent and premierelect towapls
d settlement. General Chang like
wise is said to consider the national
assemblies unsatisfactory. Yuan Shi
Kai is not expected to accept the
premiership owing to his inability to
obtain the support of the northern
military party. It is said he sent
ommissary to Lehol. who thought to
reach a settlement, but without sue
cess
Approve of the Premier.
Several deicts We're issued today.
to be relieved from the premiership.
1t sets forth that he has everybodys
confidence. is able and patriotic and
has received the thrones bounty for
many years. 1t orders him not to
decline the premiership again. An
other approves Of Yuan Shi Kai's de-
cislon to enter into negotiations with
the rebels for the suspension of hos
tilities.
1t is only necessary to threaten
the capital to obtain edicts altering
those of yesterday and today but
new edicts viii not sufficiently
change Chao Tsen and his army.
Assembly in Session.
About 200 members attended the
meeting of the national assembly to-
day. There was no decision of any
of the bills on the program and
events are moving to fast for pro-
grams.
rs any member of the war board
present.
why is Wang Shao Ming a poll
tical offender not permitted to re-
turn from eXle?"
Such questions cried from all quar-
ters opened the meeting and pre-
vented the order of the day. The |
clerk finally read a telegram to be
sent to General Chang Chao Tsen re-
lative to the constitution when draft
ed would be 81 mitted to the people |
and army and asking for suggestions
from him. a telcgram to Yuan Shl
ICot algn rpru.afino tha damn do
which General III Yuen Heng have
submitted to him be forwarded to
the assembly.