Reports from other centres show very conflicting policies. Chekiang claims to have secured its independence, and it appears likely that the Civil Governor, who used his influence towards upholding the authority of the Central Government, may have to resign. Kiangsu is reported to™be loyal beyond question to the Central Government, while Kiangsi_ is coquetting with Dr. Sun and seems desirous of sitting on the fence; until developments show which way the political wind is blowing. Kueichow has sent a small force to ce-operate with Hunan against General Wang, and Szechuan is sending troops down river to Ichang. Kuangtung asserts that Yunnan, Szechuan and Kueichow are getting ready to ce-operate h it in a big movement to estabish the Southern headquarters at Wuchang.
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