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In reply to your letter of August P9h, we have the honour to
point out that the proposed draft of Article 6 was suggested, not by úr, diles, but by Dr. Jur himself in the prezenas of yourself",
Kr. Bogene Then, die 0,0.hu and ourselves, Ye agreed to transmit the proposal to our respective buncils, although we felt doubtful if it wouli secure their approvaĀ, As to the original Artble 7.
while it was understood that it was not to form part of the pub-
lished teraRN, there was no suggestion that it was not to be reduo-
ed to writing.
This is the reason why it was embodied in the
novering letter to Dr. Sun.
At the Joint Meeting subsequently held between the two "bun-
oils and ourselves it was felt that the wring of 'r. Jun's
formule night, when the disciplinary massures dame to be enfbroed,
Henge an alterna- lay the Councils open to a charge of ball faith. tive proposal was evolved, which, while adhering to the lines laid down by Dr. Jun, would, it was thọught, meet this objention, Before formally submitting this alternative formula, we naturally felt it incumbent upon us to ascertain Dr. Shun's views, and the proposal was consequently conveyed privately to him through ir. Eugene Then in the latter's capacity of private de retary to Dr.
This elicited a rovised text communicated to us by Kr. Chen,
which substituted for the wording in Dr, Jun's original formula the phrase "agrement between the Chinese and Shameen Authorities",
This, ir. Chen infþræed us, had been approved by Dr. An, inan- much as it showed that, whatever measures vera talem would be the result of agrement between both parties, this being consistent with the principle of reaching a settlement which should leave no
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Too Fing-Jheung, Esquire,
-Cəmaissioner of Foreign Affairs,
Canton.