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Such is the work we have accomplished in the diplomatic
field.
us.
This is not the time for us to talk of the unification
of the whole of China. But we shall devote all our
attention to constructive work wherever we find we can
improve the civil and financial administration in the various provinces in a short time. We are not going to make any show of our work, but we should always strive
in our actual work to keep progressing. At present our
military task has not yet been accomplished, and therefore
no wholesale reforms can be made in the civil and financial
administrations. Yet we must strive to do our best to
this end, but there is no use in making empty professions, especially when all the people are expecting so much from
If we cannot secure any actual benefits for them,
they will suspect the professions of the Kuomintang and
may even be stirred to revolt against us. In order therefore to deal with such a contretemps the Central Committee convened a Joint Conference and passed the
recent political regulations guaranteeing that the Kuomintang would fight entirely for the benefit of the people. These regulations may not satisfy all the people, but in the present circumstances even so much could not
be carried without much difficulty. Therefore our comrades
must work hard to make it known that the redeemable bonds
issued by the Kuomintang are entirely trustworthy. If anyone should feel dissatisfied or victimised let us assure him that it is all due to temporary circumstances, and that in the end it will be proved that these temporary circumstances were really in the best interests
of the people.
At present Chang Tso-lin in the name of Generalissimo
of
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