The Archive · 1928

All Other Problems Eany

The article follow "The Kuomintang, following the instructions of the late Dr." Son Yateron, has succeeded in bringing the country under Nationalist rule, Although it is our programme to eliminate the militarists and. help the people to win back their polit-cel Fights, it is also our wish to togate all unequal treaties be-been China and. the Powers order to restore China to her pro: per place in the family of nations The Powers have. repeatedly pressed their sympathetic attitude towards the aspirations of our eovernment, but they appear to Ialtate to make possible the realization of such aspirations inthe immediate future.

Since the representatives of the Powers are coming to Nanking 1 rnogotinte with our Foreign Odio regarding the various important issues. between the countries concerned, it may be wall to make it lear that the foreign policy of the government must follow that of the Kuomintang, which calls for the abrogation of all unequal treaties. Once this demand is accepted by thy Powers, all other problems may easily solved.

"The Kuomintang has already publicly announced that any Power Which is. willing to relingutsh ita unequal treaty rights in China will be considered by the Chinese as a friend of their government, The Germans and Austrians in thit country are receiving fair and friendly treatment which shows that the policy of our party is not selfish one, and tha the giving kup of such triequal treaties will benefit both parties concerned, When our government issued an official announcement regarding the abrogation of unequal treaties, we were surprised to hear that ome of the Powers opposed our policy. We trust that there diplomatic re: presentatives who come to Nanking fan understand that our demand i out and reasonable.

The Tainan Incident "One of the most important diplomatic issues which remains to settled is the Tsinan Incident, The happening of the incident is great misfortune to Sino-Iapancse relations. We earnestly hope that the incident will be quickly settled s0 that Sino-Japanese relations can be restored to their normal state 1 few points, however, must make clear. Before the com plete withdrawal of Japanese troops begin negotiations on the settlement of the incident. We consider Manchoria a part of China and will not tolerate any violation of our territorial sovereignty.

"Our people and our party stand firmly behind the government, We welcome any help from foreign Powers which will bring about the early realization of our aspirations, but our policy will stand unchanged."—Reuter.

Tue "Sinwanpao" says that the Peking police have arrested 27 women. 1 Communists, of whom six are young

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