This determined attitude on the part of the Government must 208] be mistake! implying the employ. ment of armed force; the Government will exhaust all measures fettle the question by political means, hoping fervently that the politic prrinelples, to" which the will not be considered ay conv msn Chiang Kai-shek protest against the mad Dut insists that the Governme must protect itself, "Though the Central Government secks to awld the situa sheer ignorance of the government. The Central Government knows only to administer the Taws of the land; it gives orders; could not stoop to bargain, "L Shall Carry On"
"As for myself, 1 shall seek to carry out the policies of the Central Government, and firmly believe that they can be successfully carried outs Calumnies notwithstanding, my life and person are at the disposal of the State and could sacrificed at any time; but the lays of the land and the principles of the Party should not be imperilled in the Highest. I hold that when Toeal authorities have transgressed, the Central Government should act promptly to rectify their mistakes.
think the country has the faith in that in carrying out our duties Tam not seeking personal aggrand-
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