The wull heard in the Opposi-tien camp that the present. Go ernment is "unconstitutional" i not correct. The Kiyoura Cabi im pert accord with the Jconstitution granted the Japanes People by the Into Hanperor Mei tainly not a-party govtion talk bout the development vent, and when the
lof "constitutional" government
government snot making they really moan is Japan being sotarded, "what at
headway they desire, Before Japan can have even the vestige government og in Eng-change in the necessary. 'This change cannot come through any legisla-tien by either the House of Peers or the House of Representatives; it can only be received og free gift from his Tmperial Majesty' the Emperor. issue to be fought out in the impending general elections will be the clear-cut one of reaueracy Party control. "The forces seem to be about evonanatched, but in Japan a Government irty has never yot lost, an election (and paradoxical as} it may seem) a Government news. Paper, or a paper throwing its full Weight ea the side of the! Govnrnment, has never prospered. Furthermore, the Government hi 26 control of the election machinery the tremendous moral power from, being trusted) Wint by. the. Throne.
The has, however, promised that the one elections will be conduct fed in all furness,
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