(2) If Nanking fails and the North is successful, all Kuomintang forees, including the Meorganizationists and those who are now in Nanking will have to unite to preserve the Kuomintang. Both groups would perhaps deny tion but the always been an istence upon its perpetuation, Dr.
prided himself upon his peristence in spite of a dozen failures. if Northern militarism succeeded, it would mean a capital at Peking and another either at Nanking or Canton. If the Northerners actually reached Nanking, the Kuomi fwoutd establish iiselt im Canton; if tthe Northerners re-established themselves in Peking, Nanking would continue as the Kuomintang centre, (3) If Nanking fell to the Reorganizationists, there can he no question but that the Northerners would sooner or later attempt to establish themselves either Peking or somewhere else in the North.
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