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loyal Christians tried to save the situation from disaster and presented the following for signature, which we could conscientiously agree to sign:-

"The Kwangsi Chinese Christian Promotion Association resolved, in a general meeting held on March 23rd, to send five representatives to make a third negotiation with American Missionaries, doctors and ladies of the Baptist Mission in Wuchow. Four demands presented

were as under:-

1 Ve, the American Missionaries, Doctors and ladies, agree that the future preaching of Christianity in China and the handling of benevolent affairs will depend on nothing but the assistance of the True God and the protection of the local Government and not the privilege of the missionary treaties (i.e. treaties respecting missionaries in China). 2. We, the American Missionaries, earnestly desire to assist the Chinese Government in its recovery of Customs autonomy and in the abrogation of the unfair treaties imposed by the Powers with oppression.

3. We, the American Missionaries, do wish to request our Government to annul the so called" unfair treaties and to revise the treaties respecting the mutual honor and equality

between both nations.

the 4. In regard to the preaching work of the Mission, we, American Missionaries, not only desire to handle it in co- operation with Chinese disciples, but also to hand over the work to their management. For instance, the Kwai Nam Pui Ching School has been entirely handed over to the control of the Krei Kam Joint Board, and the preaching work, mission locations, and clergymen preaching had been under the control of the "Preaching Board" for over a decade. A committee was organised by the Kwei Nam Joint Board to run the Stout Memorial Hospital year before last. The only institution uncontrolled by the Kwei Nam Joint Board is the Vaang To Girls School. Our Miss McMinn earnestly wishes