took part in Saturday's Minister te Chi the British Empire, the Irish have their Free State, while the Dominion of Canada has its own diplomatic representatives in foreign countries. It might just be 'a3 well for Japan to call both Great Britain and the United States geographical expressions, if" her Charge against China could be supported. Pare "In China to-day, we are govern-Jed by one law. All official appoint ments are made by the Central Gov-Jernment. Tam. quitesaware Jcourse that the attitude of Kuomintang officials is sometimes confusing." They criticise the Government. But our system ix such that Jat present the Kuomintang functions ax Parliament in other countries. "The i i ins not surprising to find that its members may voice their disapproval of the Government policy at times. If Jsome of the views and opinions of the minority members of the British Parliament, or the American Con-Jetess, were propagated, or magnified lon the Japanese scale, ica to believe thut there is tion in Great Br or United States, every' time when. Parliament, or' Congress, isin ses-
Te has deen suggested by Japan-Jose spokesmen that Manchuria, like Thibet and Outer Mongolia, ix loose. ly" adhered to China proper and could enjoy independence like the fotheis. Let me point out the fact that the status of Manchuria, w consists of the three provinces of Shengyang (Fengtien), Kirin and Heilngklang, in enrively different from that of Thibet and Cute Mongolia, Neither Thibet, with its inseparable religious. and_ political organisations under the Lamas, nor JOuter. Mongolia with its aparcely populated stretches and entirely populated by Mongol' has ever ac-Jauired the close allegiance' as that dyed by the 'Three Eastern' Pro-Jvinces and as such, these: are' class-ited ad territories" instead of pro vinces of China Mancha has. since the time of the' Tang Jand. Han Dynasties, formed a part Jand parcel of Ghina and has at no time renounced its allegiance to our country. Felly ninety per cent of the population of Manchuria ate of the [Chinese Han Race.
"Japan hae quoted the dissatisfaction of some of the political leaders Jof our country as proof of China's flack of unity. It should be remem-thered that this is directed against ithe Central Government, because vanced by members of Parliament. against its Government, Ag imembers of the Party, it is their duty: when they see fit, to voice their opposition. But they always abide by the majority.
"On the other hand, it was Japan who persistently wanted to alienate the allegiance of Manchuria from. China. She tried hard to force every. ruler to rebel against us: Chang Tso-tin and Chang Hsueh-liang. Her efforts ended in failure and results are well-known. Chang Hsueh-liang Joined the Kuomintang cause land re-united the nation in spite of the drastic threats of the Japanese.
exponents in democracy shoul is refreshing that some of our allow "wool to be pulled over their joyes" through the utterance of a.
China," especially Japanese, political for it ito the habit of regarding the ssention of a. retired leader sure disruption of the Central Government. If General Peng Yar Sislang, or General Yen He-aban oF Me. Hu Hancmin should voice some= thing in discord, foreigners became ence "nervous and' began. 10 wonder how soon the Government Ywoald last." They maintain. China divided, because Feng, Yen or Hw had been once in active polities, "Let me ask you, it Mr, Henderson-should say something against the foreign polley of England, whi quite likely in view of his dis-{inguished association with Downing Siheet, will you say' that the foreign Polley' of England is divided? Mr. Goolidze should make some ad-Yetse erie of the, Hoover ad Tninisteation, will_you.say"that the United States is divided?
sve may' voice dissension "in OMe word" coneladed Dr, Kung, political opinions, but one thing fre gute: we are sure that we. are Absolutely united on our sive Tess alien invasions. such as. the
frovla want our frien to believe, iecogtaphieal expression as. Japan Sapa, Is staging! If we, were
Yer action in Manchuria and Shang fai has tuppliod us with bitter SHimulante which will ever serve to feement us nto a united and power fal force worthy. of our great country and our glorious past!
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