Nanking, Sept. 26.
In connection with the movement for local autonomy in Inner Mongolia, where the Mongol princes are to meet shortly to discuss the question, Chinese sources here describe the Leaders of the National Govern ment as being favourably: disposed towards it, but state that they are Janxious to' send some commissioners to assist in the formulation and jexeenttion of the measure desired. It reported that the Government intends to send Gen. Huang Shao-hsiung, Minister of the Interior, and Mr. Pei Yun-tai, Chairman of the Mongolian and" Tibetan Affairs Commission, to Mongolia for this purpose and that their consent is being sought, Mr. Wang Ching-wel, Chairman lof the Executive Yuan, this morning. received the two Mongolian repre= sentatives here and discussed the matter with them.—Reuter
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