Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-03

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blirafy powef fgf their private iene.
In, after having demofsiiSed the
n,llos with their system ~ terror.
Ism, submdloa,iou aud assassine.
u M, and that the iniesfIiy ~ the
nation hiss been ~ compromised
thst tho American congress has ~.
pdnted a deputy With sufficient
fpnds fof the purchase ~ i,owef
Callfmola the same 80 one would
make n proposition 70 buy savage
islands 10 the ocean. The audaciiy
ard cynIcism of President Dlsz have
ipen carried 10 such an extreme ~
10 bfing about his indefinite ~.
election, wherefore he IL dis0wned
and pronounced traitor 10 his
country. His secretary Of state aud
governors and military authorities
Who take up arus against the new
movement will be considered trai.
tors aud punished accordingly.
The Mexican nation IA declared 4,
be In state Of Siege and the Mexi.
eau people are summoned to arms.
CetarIna Cara IL ~ be known q,
supreme chief Of the army, though
10y reason Of government persecu
tIoD he will not appear ut the besd
of the vanguard OF revolution foI
some time. Upon taking possess
ion Of the capital Of the republic,
CARA will call general election FOL
a constitutional convention, which
will proceed to revise the constitu
ton Of 1857, and, when the revolu-
tion has been triumphant aud the
new government established, all
tramuels to industry and commerce
will be removed, true sovereignty
oe given 10 the states and independ-
ence to the municipalities. Suf-
frsge shall be fee, aud no re elect
ion OF presidents. The pronnncla-
mento is signed by Prudevicio Con
zales and 1876 others.
THE MOVEMENT is GROWING.
RIO GRANDE CRY, Tex, Jan. o.
There Is no longer any doubt that
the present movement is going to
continue to grow in size and import
ance until the Mexican government
will find 1t exceedingly difficult TO
overcome II, This place Is In the
very center of the revolutionary
sentiment, and there are not half
u dozen Mexcans or Americans here
exclusive OF the troops, who are not
secretly In sympathy with the move
ment. The fact that the reserve
roster Of the so-called army of Catal.
Ina CARA, which was captured by |
Captain John &. Bourke several
months ago, had upon IL the names
Of so men Of Rio Grande City, who
could be depended upon TO join the
revolution when the proper time ar-
RI ived, shows the existing feeling
IL Is tbe same way throughout Starr
Zapata, Hidalgo, Nueros aud Webb
counties, and It estimated that there
are fully 5000 Mexicans on this side
OF the border who are giving the
active instigators OF the present re-
voluiion every secret assistance In
their power. This fact accounts, la
q large measure, for the difficulty
the United States troops meet IN
trailing the bandits on this side.
The opinion Is general here that It
will be only u short time until the
evolutionary leaders will be fully
TO make a bold aud united
nvasion OF MexIca, There are al.
eady several detachmenIs OF revolu.
ionists on Mexican soil. and they
ne gathering large numbers Of re-
'rui,s from all parts OF Mexico, par.
icularly Ia Nuevo I.eona aud Tam :
'ulipas. The fact that General Es. !
RADIO, Que OF the most eiilcIen con,
handlers IN the Mexican army, has "
deserted and Joined the revolution :"
sis, has a decidedly stimulatiug !"
fleet upon the cause. "
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