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THE DAILY; NEIWS

 

After Countless Centuries

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(Colonia! Press Despatch)
China to have a
government!

When a few days ago the news
was flashed across the cables from
Pekin that the Prince Regent had
issued an imperial which
substituted a responsible cabinet
modelled on Western lines for the
ancient Grand Council and Grand

respor sible

edict

 

Secratariat, students of political |.

economy, historians and students
| of history, archaeologists and read-
lis g reflective of
}mind, rubbed their eyes, and pin-
ched
ito

men of a turn

themselves, to speak,
whether

To thousands ths

sO
| ascertain they were
lreally awake.
ifirst thought that followed the
| perusal of the despatch must have
| been that it was the opening act
in an Oriental nation-building pro-

gramme, or nation-rebuilding pro-

gramme, to be more correct, of
a potential magnitude similar to
that which about half a century
ago started Japan on the mar-

vellous course of civilization which

rendered her a first rate

has
|power with a swiftness till then
The of the

| unrecorded. move

|Prince Regent raises speculation |

as to whether the rise of China
jwill be as rapid as that of her
|neighbor, for despite the fact that
ithe Chinese are of the same color

the Japanese, there are vital
|differences between the two races,
asa careful study of the town types
of faces will show. Whatever the

outcome may be, it remains that
the first step has been taken, which
that Han,”

Chinese

“Sons of
call

turned

} means the
the
jhave partly
}upon the

jwhich lie behind them reeking of

as
their
unnumbered centuries
| tradition.

Prince Ching, the First

It seems odd to hear references
ito the “Premier of China,’’- but
she has one

now. Prince Ching

lis the one who will go down to}

history as the first man to whom

CHINA DECIDES FOR
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT

and Most Conservative Nation in the World
Follows Western Examples

themselves, |
backs !

of Autocracy, the Proudest

|made up of the ten presidents of
the existing boards, which pass out

of existence with the advent of
the order. This making-over of
the Government into new divisions
|will necessitate a huge amount

|of reorganization, so six eminent
viceroys have been appointed a
jconciliating board to act jointly
'with the Cabinet in recasting the
system of the provinces, of which
up to the present there have been
‘eighteen. A Privy Council has
| been created with Lu Jun-Hsiang
jas president. It is patterned after
| the corresponding body in Japan
but its duties have not yet been
defined. The creation of the Cab-
inet has brought to an end the
Bureau of Constitutional Reform.

To the student of history, the
most enthralling consideration in
connection with the change is its
possible effect upon the future,
not of the Chinese race only, but
the world. It requires but slight
reasoning to reach the conclusion
that the vast population, backed
up by a country of over 5,000,000

  

 

 

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when the true awakening has|

come. The Chinese have shown |

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|has but to reflect that a reform |
| of the army was undertaken in
}1902, which, providing for the]

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|to be completed. It is true that
|the Chinese have been, for the
| most of their long history, a peace-
jloving race, and that they have}
earned a reputation for dinidness|
jas a result, but with a modern|
|university in Hong Kong, founded
lin 1909 through the efforts of a|
| British Governor, with the English, |
|French, German, Japanese
| Russian languages taught by cap-|
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