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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 401, 9 January 1909, Page 12

Marquis Eatsm-a, the Japanese Premier, speaking to the conference of Local Govornors ati Tokioon October. 14, said that "since his assumption of office he was 60'nstantly faced witli aliiriety in discharging his duty, satisfac•tdriljrj.:. Having •. deeply at heart.. the-, improvement of administrating) he never neglected even for a day the' iivestigation and elaboration of means to. attain that end. In view of'the Imperial Resoript, he felt .his responsibilities had increased, and,' ill common with his "colleagues, he was resolved to gain the objects in view in. that' rescript; working with increased energy and assiduity, ihe furtherance of tho national prosperity Could only be achieved by the dillgeneo ahd self-help of the people of the Empire. It '.was'ol primary importance to. cultivate sound and steady though oh the-part of the people and to prevoht them from falling into habits of vanity and display. This principle should be kept in mind by the governors in administering local affairs and guiding tho people under their jurisdiction. Official discipline should be strictly maintained, and in carrying out undertakings their relative' importance to meet local requirements should be carefully considoi'ed. ; ' In. conclusion." reports , the "Japan Weekly Chronicle, 11 the urged his hearers to discharge their duties faithfully ,Mn tho'belief that the furtherance of tho' national prosperity could oilij be aohioved by the sound and healthy growth-of tho liat-ioti."

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