Canton, Nov. 14.
Prior to his departure for the North, Dr. Sun Yat-sen issued a. lengthy statement, as to his views fon the forthcoming Nentsin conference of statesmen and politicians well as the policy of the Kuomin-tung Party regarding the situation.
Referring to his foreign policy, Dr. Sun says that all unequal treaties entered into between China, and foreign Powers as well as [special rights existing in this country shall be abrogated, that all foreign [loans be modified so that the Powers. concerned may not be able to utilize these loans to cause Ohina to fall in a position similar to that their colonies. In domestic policy, Dr. Sun argues that powers of the Central and provincial governments, shall be distinctively established; that the unification of the country Jand the reformation of intensive! autonomy be effected without delay; that prefectures in all provinces be made the standard of local auto-amy, thereby firmly establishing the foundation of popular rights and securing the freedom of the people; and that all agricultural, indw and business organizations be gi and develop, andr economic and educational affairs be reformed.
If this domestic policy should prove successful, Chinese militarists will not be able to come to the fore again and as a consequence the foundation of the people's administration will be secured.
The Development of Industry Dr. San states that in case China is enabled to stand on an. equal footing with the Powers, is to be expected that the national economy and the productive power of the nation may be able to develop to a full extent, and adds that the development of industry means the improvement of economical state of Jaffairs in rural villages, leading the reform of the living of workmen and farmers.. Dr. Sun takes the view that if China's productive power fully develops, an opportunity may offer itself for the labour classes to reform their living condition, and that in ease foreign setments in this country should be withdrawn, the anti-revolution elements will be cleared off It is, therefore, most essential for the Chinese people, to act in cooperation with each other with the sole view to accomplishing these [cherished objects.
Dr. Sun says that any one, who facts in unison with imperialists, using military power, will without doubt be ruined, whereas those who, acting in concert with the people, dash forward along with the progress of the revolution will eventually come out vietoridus.
It is to be expected that a new, epoch will be created for the national revolution in China, and that the phenomenon of the alliance of military power and imperialism will disappear.
Dr. 8 advocates the convention of a national conference at which' measures shall be discussed for the unification of the country as well as for the reconstruction of the state foundation. In conclusion, Dr. Sun urges that prior to the holding of the proposed national conference, amnesty shall be given all political offenders, and declares that in the event of the objects of }the national conference being realized, the Kuomintang Party will bring before the conference the resolutions reached at the first general meeting of its members all over the country—Eastern News Agency.
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