The President would have some power, as much ax any other administrator, As a member of the Administrative Council, he would be responsible to his own province for his votes and actions in the council. He would not have more for less power than any other mem-her of the Council. His choice by would simply mean that since it is necessary that one man pre-ide at the meetings of the Administrative Council and that one man be designated from among the members of the Council to perform the social duties of the Council, that man would be selected by lot.
Hue, whose observations in China 70 years ago were as true to-day, wrote:
These characteristics are romarkslite Nin the face, the! language, "the Fanners, the ident and ai peeudice well-defined. differen: {fo tell whether you the: men of the Unless one recognizes thes differences, it is impossible to under stand the 12 years of warfare since the Battle of Wuchang. China is in reality a League. of Independent States. A Cantonese is a Cantonese; a Ningpo man, a Ningpo man, One cannot foist upon China the British Constitution, as Kang Yuwei would do, nor' the American Constitution as the young men at Nanking tried'to do. China must-evolve her own form of government in harmony with the psychological characteristics of the people and their governmental genius,
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