Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
WOULD RID China
OF DOMINANCEOF
ARROGANT JAP AN
Hwang Chung Huei, Progress
Sive Leader. Enemy of
Yuan, on Persia Maru


That he loves his country and wants
TO see her progress in modern ways.
free from the pretended and arrogant
political dominance OF Japan was
stated today by Hwang Chung Hpef.
one OF Chins's leading Intellectual and
political progressiyes OF China, going
home 10 Picking on the T. X. X. liner
Persia .Iaru,
Although the eminent Chinese said
il is his wish to keep ont Of all po-
litical troubles. and TO continue in
China his work for trade schools. the
crusade against opium, and his effort
20 keep the best art treasures of China
I'm that country, by means OF great
national museum, Mr. Huei is never
theless an ardent sympathizer with
the NationaIists. who are opposed to
the monarchical form of government
and are now carrying on revolutionary
measures against Yuan Shih-Kai, who
recently accepted the monarchy.
Black Ink. Not Red Blood.
Il think that China. is not yet ready
for a republican form of government,
even though l am earnestly in favor
of t." said Mr.. Huei. Although the
Nationalist party is opposed to mon
archy, its leaders realize that il is bet
ter to spill black ink than red blood.
and hence are planning a great cam
Daign OF literature, speech making and
similar activities TO bring the people
OF China to a broader realization Of
the superiority of the republican form
OF government, and bring 1t back once
more TO nay country.
For the last two years Hwang
Chung Huei has been a political exile,
because OF his activities in aiding Sun
Vat Sen to Danish the Manchus. He
went to the United States a year ago
and has been living in New York and
studying the condition of his fellow.
countrymen in the eastern states.
II found everywhere, In New York.
Boston, philadelphia, and the smaller
cities of the eastern states, that not
only high-class Chinese, but laborers
laundrymen and servants. are unit in
opposition to China's return to mon
archy," be said They are organic
ing National movement branches in
every city to aid the efforts of the
party in bringing back the republican
form OF government"
Hwang Chung Huei brought news
that General Hwang Hsing. the first
minister Of war under the Chinese Re
public, was in Philadelphia when he
left New York, and that the general
is planning to return to japan and
China soon Hwang Hsing was the
right hand man of DIR. Sun Vat Sen.
during the Marking government, and
has been raising funds for the Ma.
tional party movement while in the
states. At Toxic II is expected that
he will confer with Sun Vat Sen.
Bay City Headquarters.
San Francisco is headquarters for
North and South America for the Chi.
ma National party" asserted the dis
tinguished Chinese. IN San Fran,
cisco a large sum has been raised by
the leaders, Mr.. Ling and Mr. Tang
Asked IL IL were $100.000 or $500 .00D.
Mr.. Huei smiled. "Much more than
that, much more" he said quietly.
While on the Persia Maru, Hwang
Chung Huei composed a poem con.
corning the Honolulu aquarium He
wrote il In Chinese script and handed
II to the Japanese newspaper report.
ers. ct says your aquarium is the
hest in the world. That is the TRUTH
lie added
Hwang Chung Huei is noted for five
things. He is, according to the San
Francisco Bulletin OF December 2S
The first wealthy and prominent
Chinaman to cut of his queue during
the last years Of the Manehu dynasty
At that time he induced 1000 Chinese
to follow his example.
The first Chinaman to found mod
ern newspaper for his countrymen in
Picking.
One of the noted intellectual and
political Progressives of China.
The leader of the movement to keel
at home all the art treasures and an
tiques of the Chinese, and house then
in great national museum to be
founded in Picking.
The man who refused small for
tune from the late ]. Pierpont Morgan
by declining to sell rare art treasures
IN his family.