The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-10
DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINA
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resentatives to Picking to negotiate with Chano Tso
I'm The whole hide-and-seek game with the trinle
andnce negotiations is IN reality maneuver on the
part OF the young group" to deceive the cold groun
Oh tne Chang Iso-lIn clique Chang Tsung Chang
belongs to the "old group" and the "younp pronn"
nave long wished to annihilate him) and deceit
1ul maneuver on the part of Chang Ka-shek against
the revolutionary masses in his territory and his
party comrade, Feng Yu Hsiang. If Sun Chuan
lang captures Marking and Shanghai, Chang Tsung
Changes power in Shantung and Chilli will he
strengthened; the fight among the northern, oen
erals VIII, as result assume more violent forms
The Revolutionary Insurrection in Nanchang.
Every revoutionst will be of the opinion that
government consisting of elements treacberonc -
tne revolution and supported by officers and abe
ianoo"herS, must IN all circumstances be over
thrown The revolt in Nanchang under the leader
snip OF Generals Yeh Ting and Ho Lung is the he
ginning OF the fight against the Wuhan government
new revolutionary centre is being formed Yeb
ing is the most capable general of the former So
caHed IRON revolutionary 4th army CORPS He has
long been member of the Communist Party. After
the failure of the revolt in Nanchang the troons of
Yen Ting and Ho Lung numbering 10000 bavonets
proceeded on the way to Kwantung Perhans +bo,,
VIII succeed in capturing the old revolutionary head
quarters.
In spite OF the most fearful suppressive measures
Vi i the olctator OF Kwantung, Ii Dji Chin, manv
IMAGES III tne province, even including those quite
49, w 'Ho Vo"H Vi canton, are occupied by armed
peasants. IN other provinces also in which power
Iui peasant rIsngs have taken place as Human
hlahssI' hupeh the peasants especially in those
paitS lar removed from means of communication
sun nave the power in their hands The present
time IS particularly suitable to a further neasan+
movement The harvest has commenced The land
owners are demanding the immediate pavment of tho
high rents 1t will of course come to sharn s+r,o
gie between the peasants and the big landowners
Inc armed peasant troops who are in hiding will
again appear IN order to conduct the fight against
the landowners. There are sufficient revolutiona,
forces available 0ii'iS
Inc eounter-revoutionary Wuhan government and
.he reacherous Kuomintang leaders are the NAV
ie VI generals who are greatly divided even
aliohs themselves The group of the Human pen
erals are nom1naly under the leadership of Cenera1
lang oeh DJl: as matter of fact however Gov
eiai no lien has great power An old H,n,n
general ian Yen Kai, is likewise attemntno 70
overthrow rang Sen Dji and to 90 to Wnb.n &c
luiel Inc reactlonary coup of May goth in Chang
emo was organized by Tan Yen Kai and .or;o;naII,
directed against Tang Sen Dill
General Ho Tien, who is in Wuhan. is again sbarn-
~ menaced by Feng Yu Hsang If Feng is nnabIe
" capture Peklng he will, driven by lack of funds
and munitions, of course seek to win Wnban for
nlmself. The treacherous Kuomntang leaders nc
wang Cmng Wei, Kuo Min Yu and Chu Tien. are
more inclined to teng Yu Hsiang than to the Human
generals kuo Min Yu and Chu Tien are acting
openly U as representatives of Feng Yu Hsang in
"uhan AS we see, the bloc of these traitors s alec
crumbling. '0i' - "'So