Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
More About the Rio Grande SoclaIlstlc
Confederatlon-- Recruits En-
rolled at Dallas.
The Graduate Of an Eastern College Id
Charge Of the Movement In North
Texas-.liia secret Work.
The Negative Part tho DATED states win
Play aud WIN Magnitude Of the
Resurrection In Mexico.



men AZ Albuquerque, N M, asa part OF
the army Of nllbusters 70 Invade Mexico.
II press representatives throughout the
country will keep theit reportorial optics
wide awake TuE GAzxTTF correspondent
has reason 10 believe that thoy will
discover many more organizations OF
men which they can safely put down In
the same list with this one at Albuquer-
que. The two llibustcr omlssaries who
arrived AZ Dallas early In tho week--both
OF whom are old Rcqnalntancaa Of TnE
GAZETTE sentatlye--dopartcd on
their secret mission this morning, their
first objective point being 81. Louis Dc.
fore leaving they left
A CONFIDENTIAL MAN
at Dallas OF extensive border experience
90 look after matters IN this section. They
also saw and talked with a plumber OF
| young men who are anxious and ambitious
for tho expcricpcssoi adventure thata di.
| buatorIng movement would provide, and,
| II successful, share IN the profits Of the
| campaign. There are now enrolled at
Dallas be wetn twenty aud thirty trusted
men, ready for raid the moment the
summons ~ received and the number
viii be gwolled to at laos 100. Five times
/ that number could be aeeurod, bot the
| greatest caution and confidence rs OBJ
served 10 selecting men, and aope bur the
most trusted are accepted, aud those who
! might desire ~ attach themselves 10 the
! organization do NOT Enow--ulf Will the
| public 20 whom 70 apply All cnllat.
mqnts will be made by the collected mnu
! being approached, instead ~ tnnsn Ae-
| Flring 10 enlist being allowed 70 know
| whom 10 approach In thia Way The ro-
motors and leaders expect
10 PREVENT BETRAYAL.
TuR GAZETTE correspondent lass Night
| had another Interview With thh emlssAry
| who gave him the iniormntluq published
a foW days ago Regarding ~ belille,
ment by the preea oi The datng rchemo
on foot asa the part The UpNed States
/ government ie liable 20 play, I'D the Ap
psreut oversight ou thls point hg the Oh.
bustrrs, tho emise9ry saidi
"rhaps Che loaht 81 our fuArs This
United States VIII haVo very little 10 do
With The movement. Tho government
has 20 authority 80 do moio than "
check 10 on its own torritnty. II eHn
do nothing Whatever with the tiihusters
after they are once IN Mexico, aud we
shall tako mighty good care not TO lot the
DATED States authorities know Of our
movements, oF when or whose wn Will
make them. n would take hgd million
OF men I the United Stape 70 gaard tho
! Mexican border from the Gulf " MpsicO
% the Pacific ocean sufficient 10 prfyGnt
the crossing Of ilibnsters, aud the United
States viii not De likely 10 take that
much palms. We don't propose when we
are roady tO label oufsel9cs "Bllihus,
tors" or so advertise the event When
we get ready 10 cross tho border
we viii innd plenty oi natives
with good leaders ready 60 meet us. We
are not into an.nnneXatle 70 -tbe-unitod-
States scheme. The object Is " ohla5-
llsa
ERw REPuRIdC
~ tho Rio Graz dc s0cia,lstlc confederation
Ito be- composed, as | explained 20 you
recently, OF the Northwest Mexican states
of Chlhuahua, Durango aud sonora, wth
thr capital, as AT present lntudcd, a.
Cbihnahuh city, as II has railroad cOIn-
muncation with tho outside world, and
~ the largest, richest aud most import.
ant town IN that section. We don't
want the Northeastern states of Tamau.
lipas, Ncuyo Leon and Co9hnilai nor that
great sand desert and worthless PENN
| sula, Lower California We propose
combining our work 10 the most desira-
| bic field and not have an uawleldy
area Of territory 10 work
/ Oyr. We could not have tho least
prospect Of success should We attempt 10
| Teyolutionize all OF North Mexico ~ once
| Should the states now omitted from the
scheme SEQ proper 20 apply for admission
| 10 membership IN the new republic after
| rs thorough establishment on safe and
satisfactory basis, II would be time
enough then 20 consider The mat.
tor OF including them. We
will, II successful, have very
falr railroad facilities IN the systems
already established, and port suseeptl'
bic OF development az Guaymas, on the
gulf Gf California, When the time for
action comes II the United States takes
any hand In the affair We count upon that
action
nnma FAVORABLE
70 the new republic instead oiAgslnst II, Tor
the reason that when the Mexican fed, raj
government finds Itself confronted win
tho extensive revolution that ID certainly
Impending, and which II will not be able
90 suameAe, her heaylost creditor, Eng
land, who IL Interested financially 70 the
extent Of nearly eiG0,000,000 Ia Mexican
boi6a, Will step 10 70 protect that inter.
est, and IN order ~ protect II viii no
doubt aSeklnc 70 restore order by force of
armA and the establishment 81 some Kind
Of foreign pfOtectOrate or pro-
yIsi0aa government over Mexico.
Then tth dated States wall 30 forced 70
put IN active practice tae long asserted
aud maintained policy Of resisting foreign
(which means EnrOptep) interference
with tb@ afiaiie oi any ol ibe republics on
the American continent. She stopped
Maximiinan ia tie ambition 10 einperiaiiae
Mexico blythe establishment o. so empire, |
and she Nill thwart any other EnrOpoan |
.ed1ft 70 afaightea out ihs domestic |
aGnirs ~ Mcxic0, even II Hke ha9 20 !
recognize tbs new republic " o. 10, I
Wash the tins nor outside Interference |
cmes ne RIO Efgnde 6ocielsiic Con I
tcfemllpn VIA nave stained eucn power. /
ial atd fcfrcctaDle proportions tnat The /
Dnited baaes viii feegguze for Il bellia.l
ercnt rlabif, aud ihe new republic Will 1
not BE- long "a &olgiDg ~ own
teatloy, Tne lower class u
MexichnS, known a. peOnrj win /.
be VITA us from The outset, ~ No propose
alsgneine thMr condition from one 81 IL. 1
nofenGp aud virtual serfltuds " Oae 81
liberty, property OWD~ie aud
ADv2NcnnFNr ~ BDUoifICH II
Ono o. or strongest idenf ~ y hays q