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"guspicions, if anything of the kind were mentioned at the
"meeting". We asked him what would be the real object at all in
holding such a meeting if nothing about the trouble was to be
mentioned. He said, the Society was required to do this in order
to conciliate all the public journalists in Canton, who were
really the people who had stood in their way and raised
obstacles and insisted on the tea party being given in the
presence of the two Consuls. We told them it was impossible for
us to get the British Consul to attend, much less the Portuguese
Consul, for obvious reasons, and further told him that the former
strongly objected to the Captain being transferred. He said, it
did not matter to them how the Captain was to be treated by the
Firm so long as he had severed himself from the steamer.
The
Society would not be able to fulfil the conditions and stop the
boycott, if Tai Koo would not give in by giving the tea party
in the presence of the two Consuls. A mere social tea party
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between Tai Koo and Chinese traders would not do. We told him we
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