The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
THE REVOLT I'M MEXICO
FACTS WHICH OFFICIALS CAN NOT
SUPPRESS.
Positive Evidence that Scneral ne
"A Has Never surrendered--sup
posed 10 Ne en- Hoate TO chi-
hunhun-Hta Demands.

III Paso, Texas December s.--rhe Times
~ In possession OF information today that
not only contrudicts MI reports sent out
from the City OF Mexlco concerning the
troubles In Northern Chihuahua, but also
those about the revolution in the State Of
Guerrero, hetiued by General Cnnute Nerl
II has been reported officially that Gen
eraI Ncri had surrendered Internationally,
because, since the resignation Of Governor
Arco, the cause OF the trouble had been
removed and that the revolution had not
been directed against the Federal but the
State government
News today from sources which can
not be doubted, though can not be d.
y,Ilged, states that General Ncrl has not
surrendered and has not been in the city
OF Mexico but may now be on his way by
sen TO San FRANCISCO and IL Is. believed he
Is coming 10 Northern Chihuahua.
The Times also secured copy OF the
Neri manifesto, which Is a uignitled doc
nment and shows concluaively that pr
trtot's Efforts were directed against the
Federal government The pronuncia-
tuento, after reriting the oppression prac-
ticed by the present government and rec
ofnmending a revolution IA the only re-
aort Is as follows:
D. 9nis Convention shall be composed OF
such officers Of the revolution as may
be below the grade Of general ana twen-
ty.seyen Delegates nggins9 OK the severn.
days after the capital Is occupied and
chief Of the revolution shall be president
D. The provisional president shall IN
stall, not later than ffieen days after
taxing cA-rifa OF the offices, a revolution
airy tribunal who shall try the actual
~ crimes Committed against the nation
and individuals.
Resolved. /. That the present authorities
OF the republic are ignorant with the ex-
ception or those who may unite them
selves to this revolutionary plan.
: D., All Mexicana who nave not been vic
tins Of corruption or fear are called upon
g. The chief Of this revolution will be
General Canuto Neri or that person who
may be FIRST empowered by two or more
states OF the federation.
4 As soon as 4 revolutionary army oc-
cupies the capital OF the republic there
viii be q National convention called to
name provisional president and deter
Inc preseut authoritier and their ac-
completes WIN answer the charges pre-
ferred against them with the responsibility
OF their persons and property.
). From the entry into the capitol of our
triumphant army, which shall restore In
dividuai guarantees, all taxes and contri-
buttons established during tho presenA
year shall be abolished
( y The revolutionary tribunal shall term
nate {. an is work within the specified time
OF four months and the provisional presi-
cent snail Immediately thereafter invoke
representative congress OF duly elected
asissats, which shall meet two months
f8ster Snch eau. and which shall Introduce
MO the constitution % 1857 the at1ent-
ments which practice has tiefnonstrated
10, This representative congress- sbau ~
composed OF a single Chamber siscted
upon the system today observed FOR the
house of REPRESENTATIVES, ~. 'ne
H. The principle Of mo re-electior,, ab,t,
new constitution "'ssis ~ tug
. X. lns provisional president may be
u, The representative congress- n,st
!. in 2. rs prsiness atthe lates. six months
aiter the date OF its meeting
Sunato Nefi. Jiian Aware Ahacito
Jll.n,.eenes, Prcspeco Rueda and others
Chilpancingn, cctober q. 1854,