The success of the National Revolution depends mainly upon the success of the Party. All Party members should, therefore, take cognizance of the important mission of the Party and strive their utmost to consolidate the Party organization so as to enable it to fuléll its mission. Unfortunately, blinded by selfish con siderations and carried off their feet by emotions, some Party members have organized small cliques within the Party, thereby, leading to. great complications. This is indeed a most lamentable state of affairs, The existence of such cliques within the Party necessarily tends internal disintegration and undermining of the authority of the Central Party Headquarters and the National Government. The tendencies of the cli-therefore cause the disruption of the Party while their recalcitrant attitude will create discord within the Party, Inasmut ruption of the Party is sure to bring failure of the Revolution, all comrades who are loyal to the Party and faithful to the cause nf the Revolution should refrain from organizing cliques.
The Reorganizat s, according to General Chiang, had deceived Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang and sonic of his subordinates by persuading them to join the party and mace a common issue against the National Government, which had been Hereafter, the Central Author!- ties, in order to preserve the solidarity of the Party and strengthen its foundation, will take drastic measures to deal with those who persist in organizing themselves into cliques, established by the Kuomintang.
Political AMtsirs The National Government's chairman made it very clear that his government could not permit any Party, of the sort which this new group was, to get a strong footing in China at present. He had previously stated that during the period, of "political tutelage" which had been fixed for the next six years, single party, the Kuomintang, must have a clear field in China, in order to unify the country and prepare the People for representative gover ment.
Genera! Chiang admitted that he paid close attention to the press both. in China and abroad,
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