Ul. Foreign policy. In seeking to establish the freedom and independence of China, this party has To-day, Wa Pei-fu, the militarist who has brought so many evils to the country, has been cast out by the people and this party's Northern Expeditionary Fores have, within the space of one month, entered victoriously into the Han cities. At the moment when the revolution is beginning its development, it is essential that there should be unity between th nation and the army, and, in. pai ticular, that the nation should clearly' comprehend that the mission of the Northern Expeditionary Fores is to carry out the Three Principles of the People. If there should exist any doubt on the part of the people of the Kuomintang or the Northern Expeditionary Forces, not only would they not join in the common struggle but they would also not have a clear understanding of the issue. although Wu Pei-fu might be removed, militarists who lean on foreign support might still, under the pretext of being anti-Red, injure the Kuomintang and create doubts and misgivings among the people. The forces of the revolution would separated, the path of the) Northern Expeditionary Forees would be beset with difficulties and the future of the Republic itself would be' involved. When we
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