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Thameen smployees is clear enough from the informat lan
contained in my belograma on the subject, as well as in
this Despatch and ita emalo mires. I am row in a position
to state that enquiries have shown that practically no
Thaneen mployman, if any, have attended the Strikern* \netings (so-called), "he failure to extend the strike beyond thaneen (exneşt na regards the wharves af Putterfiel
& Wire, Jardine Matheson # (§. and the Asintie,etro leum
.) is another indication that the Brike is mot popular.
Foreimers living in the Tity and in outlying parts are ret affootet: their servants still remain with them,
although threats have been made that they would be onlled
out.
The Jeanam's Union too, I am informed, has refused
to join in the trike: at all events the men have rat
Come out.
As far as reign Residents are concerned, there is
general, although of course not absolute, unanimity mong the Patepayers of all nationalities as to the necessity of
holiing out. Towever hagoen is not alone concerned : other interests have to be considered, and it is or that reason that my Trench Colleague and I and the two burails have been endeswuring, consistently with satisfactory tarma, to arrange a settlement as emely as possible. Our %lleagues too, including the Japanese, the jorguŋuese and the American (the rmainder are Herchant "onsuls, except the Berman who does not live on the oncession), have not only assured us, but have given every proof of
their complete solidarity in the preamt struggle, Although the meriaan Konsul-Jeneral was perænally not
in famur of the new Resulat tona.
I myself, while endesuuring to andre n settlement
which shall not invite a thagh “rika on the slightest
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