Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
G0ODN0W ACTIVE
IN NEWER CHINA
Continued from Page oasj

large part of fur trouble BE- to be-
found iu tue attempt o. the council.
and later the assembly 20 exereise
to. strict control over the action Of
the rsecutye
Wult Chus would seem 10 need
'or fh. present at any rate. 81 q
strong esecutl,. vhO should boz PEI
mitted subject 20 a senera. control
20 Is exercised ul The legislature oy-
o. the policy 70 b. followed 20 pur-
He that Doilci ENDANGERED DJ feH-
atIous restrictions.
30 appenrs 10 be- generally behes-
90 that foreign loan, will soon has"
90 boz made n can hardly be- hoped
that th, banks phieh mas b. ~
/ pecied to undertake ihe phcue %.
th'.e loans aili boz willing ~ advance
larr. sums of money under q form
oi government which makes d impos-
slbIo 20 determine Hith reasonable
certainty aho HlI even h q few
months have fhe disposition OF the
proored. OF those loans
Profess Gooduoa then sets forth
Chat a. large amount OF constructive
LEGISLATION coafruuts China. and says
.aIs f.rH could boz greatly expedited
/ fF executive orders. az gainsi parlia.
msri1r procedure VITO roiard 20
/ 'ar committee which Parliament
proposed 90 lepyc Boo Picking during
%. months MAT Dr. Be- not in session.
Protector Gooduos says
Ths b0ls Boz quite q new thing
FOO constitutional government It'
establishment BE- apparently due 90
thr desire NOT 20 trust the
/ President situ th. exercise of polIt.
/ .aI power nu This particular "N-
amp., of dIHrlu of the executive IH
/ legislative control Of executive run
rI'I The trainers Of the constitu-
/ I0u arc evidently unwilling 10 trust
/ tUr Prime Minister and the minis
tcre u me cafr Of vote OF want Of
confidence VIth the carrying on Of
tho government during the period OF
adjournment That the presence OF
thr committee 0in pckinrl vii
rratly hamper the effectiveness OF
/ flc government is greatly 10 be- fear
I rd
% is always vol TO remember. III
| constitution making. that u is i'm
| possible 10 guard against every pos
I. sihlo abuse OF power without de.
'fJyIp Foye-ulhen' efficiency LiK'
most human relations. political -
'r' ~ = =, ~ rsAe,sd I a w.. Il
mutual coruince
Like iha Tommit,ee OF the Ma
tanal Assembly The election Of au-
liiors of accounts by the senate is
also almost without q precedent
rlnt There should be- auditors who
are 90 large measure Independent
of the government is uuQueslionably
true Such auditors are provided iu
almost 400 modern countries As o.
uual ihlug there are however.
placed Boa the same positions a. are
Judge. That u. they are appointed
hy The executive and usaully have
tenure of office which makes u inn
possible Tor tho execution TO dismiss
them
Ia regard TO the Presidents re-.
quest Tor permission Go put his case
before the Constitution Committee.
rrofsssor GooduoV gave The govern.
meni the following advice.
That the recognition of such %
riehf on his part is highly expedient
cannot be- doubted. vhcn u ls remcm
ber"d that his experience in mauae
iug the affair of the Republic during
thr pgHt Two years flls him better
than almost an, other man in china
to express views as to any defects
0r merits which are incident 90 any
of 'tc features OF thc Provisional
Constitution 20 is hardly cou0pi,a-
ulc THAT the National Assembly
should because OF the adoption OF
au, technical view as 10 their or
his powers in ,he matter really do
sire to deprive itself 90 the benefit
%, hts advice and counsel
As hes been stated. ii was prior
90 The dissolution Of the Rvo Ming
Tang the most hostile of the po.i-
'cal parties and the largest that
Professor GoodnoVs advise was ASA
"a for and given After the draft
ms Committee definitely and re-
peatcdly refused 90 receive the presi-
dents delegates OF listen to his views
Yuan hih kai took the action which
resulted in lncapacitating the Ma