CO129-362 - Public Offices - 1909 — Page 222

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last the Viceroy had issued a proclamation ordering all

persona to aw it peaceably the result of the formal trial

and forbidding any person from creating any agitation or

causing ill-disposed people to stir up public feeling

and disturb the peace. For this reason no mosting had

been called to discuss the cuse for sovorel mon hs pat.

They had now been quietly waiting for a long time and the

position had become unbonrable. They had therefore boon

compelled to invite their compatriots to th t mooting.

There was a movemet of sympathy and indignation throughout

the audio0.

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The communications received from Chinese mor»

chants abroad were then road. (Most of these have already

been published). When the despatch containing the slanders

from the Portuguese Consul had been read, together with

the Viceroy's reply (both of which have likowise born

publishod) the chairmen rose to speak.

He said that at the time of the murder of the

man Ho Ya T'ing on the S.8. "Fatshan", not only did all

the

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