Alleged Decision of Comrade Bordin to Resign: A Party Advices from Hongkong, Jan. 28, Canton state for to-morrow, at which all the] that Comrade Borodin, various city organizations and the been playing an. active who has role as schools are to be represented, and supreme counsellor to the Canton the whole"matter is being vigorously Government, has decided to resign pressed by the growing body of, and return home at no distant date, articulate moderate opinion. ud that this move on the part of A Move to the Right the Soviet emissary is generally considered as a sign of compromise 'This body of moderate and con-having been effected between stitutional opinion is being organized Right and Left wings of the Kus. in the Sun Wen Political' Theory mintang Party.
Sesiety ("243 SEREMLGT). Toon ed by the Reght Wine the The same advices further report Kuomintang itis aprensing eapidig that, 23 a result of the latest elec-by the formation "of branches tion, Communists have occupied throughout the provinces. It is definitely anti-communist, and to its membership are flocking both those Who are genuine followers of Sun Yat-sen, and deprecate the departure from his' principles of those who yet claim the authority of his name, also all the more solid and cor servative elements of—society. Communist" principles" are being zealously propagated by another society, called "The New Student Society" (SAAR), of which Mr. Wang Ching-wei is the moving spi it. Although the government is in the hands of the communists, and local civil officials are of that party, there is discernible a distinct move: to the wight, and Chinese circles ure expecting an early triumph of the constitutionalist followers of Dr. Sun, and tthe removal of the communist officials.
In spite of the attitude of Kai-shek and the Cadets, only one-third of sents in tha Executive Committee of the Canton Government, though it was at first anticipated that they might secure at least one-half—Eastorn News Agency. said that on the whole the military officials are tionalists and the civil, who function through executive committees sot up under the military, but appointed from Canton, are Communist. From time to'time it is said that even Chiang Kai-shek is not a communist, but merely. making use of Russian money for the ends of a policy different from that they advodste. On the whale: the communists are anti-Christian, and the constitutionalists not favourable. to Christianity and stranaly out for liberty of religious. opinion...
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