The following is a translation of declaration issued by the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang mentary instructions, a, preparatory, conference of the National Assembly should be convoked at once in order to create a formal National As-
'This party, in carrying out the wishes of its President, the late Dr. 'Sun, regarding' the Northern Expedition, in continuing the Revolution of, 1912, in removing the obstacles to republicanism and- in advancing the welfare of all classes Jof the people, has two urgent demands to make of the Chinese nation. It demands that the nation should have a clear comprehension of the party's "Three Principles of the People." And it demands that the nation joins the party in its fight for those three principles.
'But Communists under the colours) of the Kuomintang have agitated for class struggle and acted contrary to the constructive programme of this party, so that men who are beginning to' study the principles of the party but who have not thoroughly understood them begin to experience doubts, while those who understand the' principles but who have not yet joined in the work of the party feel considerable difficulties. This is a misfortune and is the reason for the' resolutions passed last year at the "fourth Plenary session of the Central Executive Committee regarding the removal from party membership of the communists and the purging of the party. 4 Wu Pei-fu's Evil Work sembly. Only thus can the interests Jof the nation as a whole be thoroughly discussed by representes tives of all classes and conditions and the future destiny of the State, and the people be determined.
LI, Reorganization of the Na-' tionalist Government, First suggested by the President of the party, Dr. Sun, in 1924 in his "Outlines of 'National Construction," in order to represent the interests of the people arid uphold the in dependence' of the nation, the Nationalist Government was established at Canton after his death. \Besides being restricted in area, has not been able to carry out the tasks set by our leader. Moreover, during the year of its existence, many of its policies and actions have not met with the approval of the™ people. It should now be removed to the centrally located jolties of Wu-Han and, in observance of our leader's teachings, be carefully reorganized, 50 that con centrating the best minds of Jcountry, it may labour for the welfare' of the people.
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