As there are questions important and unimportant, so their solution ay be difficult or easy. According to. the "Yew Shunpao," the three most important problems deserving our attention—_ are those relating to the Cabinet, the ament, and the Peace Con-As Chin Yun-peng has been appointed Acting Premier and other Cabinet Ministers have also. been chosen, as the new parliament will be' allowed to run its session to a close, and as the fate of the old parliament will be left in the hands of the Peace Conference, there seems to be no question with regard to two of these problems, the only question to be attended to will be the Peace Conference. But of the three, this "problem is the most important, and consequently most. difficult of solution.
The plan of procedure adopted by the Government has undergone some change in that while formerly some semblance to negotiations by two vival parties had been maintained, now that there are three distinctly separate groups ruling over this country, the Peace Conference has become a more difficult and more complicated affair than ever. Moreover, such questions as the formation of the permanent Cabinet and the fate of the two parliaments are bound to become shones of contention not easily settled by the Peace Conference.
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