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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 7, 1915.
KQNARCHY OPPONENTS YIELD
Two Most . rrononncei in Oppoii
' tion Are Silent tt the Move
Underlay.
EOTTGHT SAFETY BY PROCESS
(Correspondence of th Associated Pre.)
TKKINO. Nor. 6. President Yuan flhl
kl hs never publicly given hl official
Miction to the effort of th Chou An
lliitl, or Society for th Preservation of
Peace, to re-establish th monarchy, but
failure of th government to uphold the
board of censor In tb Impeachment of
the- member of th society, U generally
legal (led a proof that the noclety baa
the full approval of the president and
hie adviser.
The board of censor, which I ft sort
of govcnnent-s-nelllng committee, sus
tained charge brought against the Chou
An Huel, and the government referred
the Impeachment to the minister of the In
tenor. This cabinet member ha now re
ported that all the promoter of the
roclety are men of cuHun and scholar
of not etyl that their object I to enrage
In theoretical dlwrtisslcn of the principle
of government, and not In any way to
disturb the peace of th country.
Special Intereet attache now to move
ment of Oeneral Tuan Chl-Jul, th for
mer minister of war, and Vic President
IJ Yuang-hung. the two most prominent
opponent of the restoration of th moih
archy. It ha been frequently rumored
that Oeneral Tuan Eht-Jul was assassin
ated. This, however, la not true.
rtil-Jal RalaeI.
1-ast week General Tuan Chl-Jul sub
mitted ft memorial to th president, urg
ing that with th coming; of autumn hi
"health" had not Improved, and for thl
res r on ho wished to be unburdened of the
special duties devoting upon him In the
headquarter of th rmy and navy. Th
distinguished general craved perm'sslon
to leav Peking that ha might mak his
way back to hi native home In Anhul,
nd restore the tombs of hi ancestors.
However, th president graciously re
fused hi requests, a he desires to con
sult hi former ee.-rttarr of war from
tlm to tlm on matter of high moment.
Vic president Lj Tuan-hung 1 now
enjoying greater liberty than formerly.
Me ha moved from th pslare, In th
Forbidden City, where he wm practic
ally ft prisoner, and I new living with
hi family In ft mansion purchased for
him In the Chines city near the legation
quarter. The mansion we formerly used
a a reception place for the military club,
and 1 situated In a beautiful garden.
Price) ef Freed.
Thl extension of greater freedom to
the vice president 1 generally believed
to hae come about a a result of hi re
fusal to participate In th monarchical
movement. For ft time It seemed that h
would be an open opponent of th re
storation of th monarchy. Hi lack of
sympathy with th change I understood
throughout th republic, and hi greater
freedom I believed to be the price the
government paid for hi silent scqules
ence. Religion and religious organisation are
also plsylng an Important part In the
monarchical movement. Effort have
been mad by the Soc'ety for the Pres
ervation of Peace to get th support of
prominent religionist. But th announce
ment that Mohammedan who Joined the
society were authorised to do so by the
Mutual Advancement Society of Moham
medans caused a flareback.
t hang Tlen-tao and twenty-two other
leader In th Mohammedan society Im
mediately published an announcement
denying th authority of any member to
represent thst body In any political
movement and hotly resenting the at
tempt of Individual to apeak for th
15.0n0.on0 Mohammedan living in China.
Most of the Mohammedan In China
live In Cnlnese Turkestan, and neighbor
Ig province, far weat of th well-known
cltle of th republic.
Us Th Bee' "Swapper" column.
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