Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-23
e8der of Successful RevoIu-
lion Declares Responsibility
For Further Strife Must Rest
On Pekin Government
WILL NEVER SUBMIT TO
DOMINATION OF MANCHUS
Rulers Who Have For Centuf-
les Lorded 1t Over Chinese
Must Retire as Must Also
Premier Yuan Shi Kai
n, Morning journal Specie, Leased wire.l

Premier Yuan ShI KdI
IN, Morning Journal spec,a, Leased Wire !
Nanking Jan. 22.-'I am abso-
1utey convinced now as | have al
,sovs reen of the success and the
righteousness of this movement
Every moral physical and financial
sinew of the provinces Of China pro-
per supports it,
This statement by President sun
var sen was made today to the AS
sociated Press The president eN-
plained in his interview recent nego-
tiatlons between republicans and the
imnerialists He spoke with the ut
nos+ confidence and appeared genu-
inely soicitious lest ignorance of the
true situation in China has misled the
foreign legations in Pekin into en-
cauraging the imperidlist government
10 resist what President sun firmly
believed 10 be the Inevitable outcome
of the present state Of affairs
IF we fail to secure peace and a
stable government now he conunu-
ed the responsibility must rest on
Pakin. The Manchus recently ac-
ceptod our terms SO Premier Yuan
Shi Kai assured us. Consequently the
armistice was renewed. With the
view of securing peace / persuaded
the governors OF the republican PROV
inces to agree 20 elect Yuan Shi kai
president Of the republic when the abb
.. ghA1t11 hn
nounced After much hesitation they
consented. yuan Shi Kai fully under
stod the program.
81 agreed 10 go 10 Pekin to discuss
final arrangements with Yuan Shi
Kai. Later we received a telegram
from Pellu demanding that the re
publican government be dissolved
within two days after the al dication
OF the throne
"EvGnuy as yuan Shi Kai was de-
termirel to establish his own gov
eminent at Pekin and was being as
sured OF the support of outside influ-
ence he intended to ignore the repub-
pcan government ana break the agree
ment TO which ne had assehted.
'Ihe provincial governors the NJ
uonal assembly at Nanking ana the
military leaders absolutely refused
since our changed demand that Yuan
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'II,Ied to the Manchus. To disarl''
ana send back TO bondage the who'e
people ol-ihis country it is now To"
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tiun of th. Nap,hus or of yuan Shl
K3i Tf. rapubli,an movement is NOW
represented tsr urteen provinces
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DE In rr-ra ,rs b.art ana soul with
the rsrrbr. an, are ir,nlacablv op-
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