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alise the Opium Resolutions of the Shanghai Commission.
Opium reform had already advanced very largely,
thanks mainly to the generous cooperation at a material
loss to herself, which India had given to the Chinese
anti-opium policy, and even if the present Conference
were to come to nothing the stimulus thus given would
continue to act. The proposed measures in respect of
morphine and cocaine, on the other hand, required in-
ternational agreement and cooperation to render them
essary.
effective, and for this purpose a Convention was nec-
Nevertheless the American Delegation now
proposed a course which would have the effect of treat-
ing the opium articles as of primary importance and ·
bringing them into effect with comparatively little re-
ference to outside Powers, while the morphine and
cocaine articles would take a back place and be sub-
ject to a much longer process before they could come
into force. In fact this procedure might perfectly
well lead to their being shelved altogether. Such a
course was emphatically opposed to the condition which
His Majesty's Government had laid down as indispensable
to their taking part in the Conference, and Sir
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