Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-06
REBELS PRESERVE
GOOD ORDER At
SHANGHAI
NEW GOVERNMENT PROVES
READY FOR EMERGENCY
ManChu Troops and DepoSed
Officials Give Trouble to New
Republic Which is Rapidly
Getting Ready For Business,
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shanghai Nov. 5.-The first night
after the capltulation Of the city TO
| the reVolutionists passed uneventful-
/ ~. Perfect order was maintained In
/ shanghai and the outlying districts.
4 which constitutes a remarkable fea-
/ ture Of the movement.
Ii Ping shu is the responsible head
/ OF the new administration in the ma
i've city and suburbs and is now en-
/ gagged in completing his organiza-
uon He informed the correspondent
/ that he recognized only the Republic
OF Han and would guarantee order.
4 The only disorderly elements. he said.
now in China are the former officials,
| their supporters and the Manchu
troops who would never again be per
| mitted to control.
There Is reason to believe that the
| revolutionary sentiment throughout
the south strongly favors the uncon-
ditional abdicauon of the emporer
and the establishment Of an entirely
new regime.
Yuan Shi Kai will be repudlated II
he adheres TO the Manchus. He
might become head of the govern
ment and receive universal support II
he separated himself from his former
alliance. There is. however grow
ing suspicion and distrust of Yuan
Shi Kai.
The present plans for republic
include a complete control OF the
Yang Use Klang. Admiral Sab IL
now crippled and cut off from his
base. The revolutionary leaders ars
determined TO avoid bloodshed and
, secure the peaceful eapitulation OF
the Manehu troops In the various
southern towns Huang Sing. the
revolution lry leader In the Yang Use
delta, arrived In tho native city Of
| Shanghai yesterday by automobile.
Today he was engaged with other
| chiefs In q conference.
Late last right the rebels succ eed-
| ell IN satisfying Tire officials of the
Nan krg Shanghai railway that they
were capable Of preserving order and
the foreIEn guard which has been
| placed ~ thu railway station by or
der Of the British consul was with
| drawn the revolutionists taking pos
session.
The entire surroundings OF Shang-
hal including Wu-Sung. are now In
rebel hands The serving out of arms
continued today but applicants were
SO numerous that the leaders were
forced 10 make careful careful dis
elimination. They are also endeav-
oring TO recover five thousand rifles
which We're seized By the crowds
when the arsenal was conquered.
Three loyallst gunboats and one
torpedo boat, part OF Admiral Sah's
fleet put into Shanghai today for pro-
visions and amuniti0ns ignorant OF
the fact that the arsenal had changed
hands.
The revolutionists maintain that
no concessions on the part OF the
throne will avail while the Manchus
remain I'm power. A meeting OF the
kiang-Su Chinese Eiang and Fuklen
Gentry today stigmatized the nation
al assembly as not representing the
country. Revolutionary proclama-
tions abolish tho Liken and land
taxes the maritime customs only be-
ing retained
Aang- Chow, capital OF the pro-
vince OF Chinese Kiang. was captured
today the government being made
prisoner, but the Tartar city held out
against the rebels for a time. The
fighting was fierce but did not last
long.
The revolutionary leaders at
Shanghai today expressed no fear
that the imperlalists would attempt
to re-capture the city They said the
new government was fully competent
10 control the situation to protect
foreign interests.