but Cautious Peking, June 8.
It_is reported from Yunnan that General Tang Chi-yao has announced that he has no objection the restoration of the Old Parvamnent and the appointment General Li Yuan-hung as President, since these steps are in harmony with the views which he has been expressing for months past. He feels, however, that the actual reunification of China is still: some distance off, and cannot inthe meanwhile commit himself until he has learned what views are held by General Li and the others who are seeking to bring it about.
General Chen Chiung-ming is reported recently to have asked General Tang to send troops into Kuangsi for suppression of the insurgents there, General Tang, however, replied that, in view of his former relations with these insurgents and his lack of information regarding the situation between Kuangtung and Kuangsi, he could not comply.—Reuter.
Gen. Ho Feng-ling to President Li The following telegram, addressed to Genera] Li Yuan-hung, has been handed to the Kuo Wen News Agency by General Ho Feng-ling, Military Governor of Sungkiang and Shanghai, for distribution "To. Great President Li, the gentleman who is temporarily carrying out the duties of president.
"IT have already sent you two telegrams which I think you must
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