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the Captain, we had put up the notice in the steamer and we

would give the tea party, if they did not insist on the attend-

-ance of the Consula. He said we had agreed to try and get the

Consuls to attend, and that, as the presence of the Consuls was

a matter of great importance,

hadynassák it would serve no

good purpose to give the tea party without them. We said it was

absolutely out of the question to get the Consuls to attend,

that it was very unfeeling on the part of the Society to make

such an unreasonable demand and that we had done all that lay

in our power and we could do no more, though we were anxious to

meet the Chinese as far as possible. We also pointed out to the

delegates that the trouble they had taken for the benefit of the

family of the degeased passenger in this matter, would avail

nothing, if they failed to prevail on their people to fulfil the

conditions which they themselves had proposed. It would be

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unfortunate for the poor relatives of the deceased ran,

as well

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as discreditable to the Society and its supporters who profess

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to have the biggest "say" in matters and claim that it is

stronger than all the other associations, if they should fail to

fulfil their promise. The foreigners would find their faith

grieviously tried and would have no more confidence in the

Society and the Cantonese in the future, if the Society fail to

effect an amiable settlement. We asked: "Why can't you close the

matter