July 24.
Nothing more striking has come from Peking than General Feng Vu-hsiang's public declara. tion for a government composed of the best men of all factions.
Let Kuomintang principles rule, he said, but not a Kuomintang minority dictatorship, Among the rank and file of the party, we are told, the principle General Feng advocates caused con-stomation. But General Chiang Kai-shek is said to endorse it and General Li Chung-jen of Hankow. The same idea too is surely seen in the manifesto issued "by the fourth plenary ssestion of the Kuomintang held at Nanking last February. We aim, the manifesto said "at the survival and expansion of the freedom and equality of the Chinese people. The Party does not in the least advocate the welfare of a party or class. Henceforth we must entirely forget our old quarrels." The context, we ought to add, seems
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