'The Kuomintang as a party does not tolerate the presence of any op-Position parties in the Government, (This idea is now slightly modified but -the basic principle remains.) There can be but one party to hold' China tu tutelage and that must be the traditional party of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Yet, it would be entirely false to suggest that so huge an organization, covering so vast a territory, a8 the Kuomintang, can be so unified in ideals, in conception of methods, in programme as to be more than ingle perty in name only. The!
sions in the Kuomintang may ughly and not altogether accarafely stated to be as follows:
1. The Right Wing which is composite of the Western Hills Gonference group. the Hu Han-min Active Tenders "of the. September stem ome of
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