Even Opponents of Wu Pei-fu Condemning Feng's Action: Policy. of Yangtze Tuchuns Not Yet. Declared A-survey of Chinese opinion in conditions Shanghai regarding the coup d'état in Peking brought out the fact that although many Chinese, who dislike ed Tsuo Kun, are glad that he is gone, and many who opposed Wu Pei-fa's'plan for unification by force faye glad that he is not in a posi tion to fulfil his programme, none praise Feng Vu-hsiang.' The general attitude seems to be that Feng Yurhsiang has broken every tent of Chinese morality in effecting a political change and that even if change be beneficial to China. the methods employed cannot make for peace.
Wu Retiring on Peking, A private telegram from Wu Pei-4u on Saturday night stated that he was retreating to Changhsingtien, which is near the Marco Polo bridge, whence he could easily attack Peking. He has ordered all his free regiments, scattered -all Various provinces, to assemble at Tt. would appear from gram that. Chang Tso-lin ig not interfering with Wu Pei-fu's movements against. Feng Yusang. Although usually -authortative Chinese circles are in the dark at this moment as to actual
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