A New Party for National Reform Poking, Jane 16
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Wo Ghing, Chief of the An Bureaus fur Foreign Affi However, the work of recon: struction may be discussed, Such condition is excusable during this period of active military op% Now we have passed the period and are entering upon the period of reconstruction. Although many provincial gover ments have been organized, no work of reconstruction has been at; tempted, the main cause of this in" activity being the unequal division of power, 'To eliminate thin we may adopt ake sass te 3 which any trans shalt an ofan position must undergo dri official examination, 'The one objection to this system, at the present time is the lack' of standardized spec fications, andthe drafting of sult specifications will take considerable me. 'Then, as an emergency mes-sure' for the earily start of constriction, we may take book on "Principles of Nations svapi's announce] a! Reconstruction" as our guide and has inaugurated choose whatever plans are feasible, tie Hein! into actual practice in the to nationalist province under the-control of the y Nationalist Government, We may, thus avoid the criticism that the serve ths sovereignty of China, revolutionists are destructive and not constructive,
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