TITO OMAHA .SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 7, 1915.
I'ONARCHY OPPONENTS YIELD
Two Most Fronouncfd in Oppoii
1 tion Are Silent at the More
Under Way.
BOUGHT SAFETY BY PROCESS
(Corresponcnc of tha Associated Press )
. TKKINO. Nov. I President Yuan Phi
awl hia never publicly 1ven hla official
sanction to the effort of the Chou An
II net, or Society for tha Preservation of
Peace, to ra-establlsh tha monarchy, but
faPur of tha aovemment to uphold tha
board of censors In tha Impeachment of
tha mrmhera of tha society. Is generally
tegaidrd as proof that tha society has
tha full approval of tha president and
hla advlnera.
Tha board of censors, which Is a sort
of arovcnrjient-s-nelllns; committee, sus
tained chances brought against tha Choi
An Huel, and the government referred
tha Impeachment to tha minister of tha In
terior. This cabinet member has now re
ported that all tha promoter of the
roclety ara men of cultura and scholars
of not and that their object Is to anrac
In theoretical dlsrusskn of tha principle
of government, and not In any way to
disturb tha pear of th country.
Special Internet attache now to move
ment of General Tuan Chl-Jul, th for
mer minister of war, and Vic President
Li Tuang-hung, tha two most prominent
opponent of the restoration of tha mon
archy. It ha been frequently rumored
that Oeneral Tuan Khl-jul wa assassin
ated. This, however, la not true,
C-hl-Jal Retained.
Last week General Tuan Chl-Jul sub
mitted memorial to tha president, urg
ing that with th coming of autumn his
"health" had not Improved, and for this
reseon ha wished to he unburdened of the
special duties devoting upon him In the
headquarter of the army and navy. The
distinguished general craved permission
t leave Peking that ba might make his
way back to his native home In Anhul,
snd restore tha tombs of his ancestor.
However, th president graciously re
fused hi requests, aa ha desires to con
sult hi former jrtary of war from
time to tlma on matter of high moment.
Vic President L4 Tuan-hung I now
enjoying greater liberty than formerly.
Ita ha moved from th palao In th
Forbidden City, where ha wa practic
ally a prisoner, and I new living with
his family In a mansion purchased for
him in tha Chinese city near the legation
quarter. The mansion was formerly used
aa a reception place for the military club,
and la situated In a beautiful garden.
Price f Freedait. v
This extension of greater freedom to
tha vice president Is generally believed
to have come about a a result of his re
fusal to participate In th monarchical
movement. For a time It seemed that he
would ba an open opponent of th re
storation of tha monarchy. His lack of
sympathy with tha change la understood
throughout tha republic and Ma greater
freedom la believed to be tha price th
government paid for hla silent acqulee
enca. Religion and rellglou organisatlona are
also playing an Important part In the
monarchical movement. Efforta have
been mad by tha Society for th Pre
ervatlon of Peace to get the support of
prominent rellgtonlsta. But the announce
ment that Mohammedan who Joined tha
society were authorised to do so by tha
Mutual Advancement Society of Moham
medans caused a flarehack.
( hang Tlen-tao and twenty-two other
leadera In tha Mohammedan society Im
mediately published an announcement
denying the authority of any member to
represent that body In any political
movement and hotly resenting the at
tempt of Individual to apeav for tha
15.0n,Ono Mohammedans living In China,
Most of the Mohammedans In China
live In C.nlnese Turkestan, and neighbor
ig provinces, far west of th wall-known
cities of th republic
Us Th Bee- "Swapper column.
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