Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
MADERO MANIFESTO
IS MADE PUBLIC
BY FRIENDS
Leader of Rebels Announces
He Has Assumed Presidency
Professionally and Outlines
Plans to Be Followed,
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[By Morning journal Special Leased wiceI
New York. NOV. ga manifesto
credited to and signed by Francisco
l. Madero, calling on the people Of
Mexico to rise against the govern
ment of General Diaz was made pub
lie here tonight by friends cf Madero.
who said It had been received today.
The manifesto is dated san Luis
PotOsi, Mexico. October p. 1910. A
foot-note asserts that the call is for
private circulation up to November
Is, and that thereafter ii is 10 be cir
eulated broadcast
In their uninterrupted struggle
for the triumph OF the ideal Of lib
erty ana Justice. peoples are com
PEELED at certain historical moments
e. make the greatest sacrifices" the
manifesto hegins tOur beloved ia
therland has reached such 81 stage. \
despotism such as we Mexicans have
not been accustomed 10 bear since we
procured our Independence, opprosses
us 10 such a degree that it has be-
come lntoierablc.'
THE manifesto then recites that
feeline OF unrest has perNAded this
republic because of this system Of
government and grown because Of the
efforts Of General Diaz to saddle on
the nation a successor of mis- own
choice.
This, il is declared, decided many
MeXicans to undertake the struggle
.eor q recovery Of popular sovereignty.
The auti-rc-election national party
was organized for this purpose. It
named Madero and Dr. Francisco
Pasquez Gomez for the offices Of
president and president. The
manifesto states that General Diaz,
realiziRg the conditions. had Madero
imprisoned before the elections
The elections took place. it Is
stated the people being excluded
from the Madcro meetings by vio-
lence. while prisons were filled with
Independent citizens ana shameful
frauds were committed.
This unlawful and ruthless situa
ton can no longer subsist, the mani
festo continues II have thoroughly
comprehcnded that. II the people
have designated me as q candidate
for the presidency, it is not because
they have discetned in me the gifts
of statesman OF ruler, but the man
linoss Of q patriotic, determined, Il
necessary. to sacrifice himself, pro-
vided liberty can be achieved
In virtue of the above ana as nm
echo Of the national viii ] declare
herewith the past elections to be IL
legal and the republic To- be without
lawful government and ] assume pro-
the presidency of the re
public until the people viii designate
It's rulors in conformity with the law.
To attain this end It is necessary to
remove from power the audacious
that, as sole title of LEGALITY,
display scandalous and immoral
frauds
The manifesto desgnates sunday,
the 20th OF November, from O'Clock
on, as the date and time for the ris-
ing, according to the following plan
j. The elections held In June and
July OF the current year are hereby
declared null and void.
. The actual government cl Cen
ersl Diaz is denied recognition.
g. In order to avoid as Tar as pos
sibe the troubles resulting from all
connections, the laws
by the actual govern
ment are declared to be in force un-
til they may be reformed through
methods Under any
the obligations IN
CURED toward foreign governments
by the Porfiristic administration
snail be duly respected.
A. I'm addition to the constitution
and the laws in force the principi"
3f nun-re- election of the president
md president Of the republic, ot
The governors OF the states and mu-
nfcipal presidents is declared TO DE
supreme law in the republic
3. J assume the character 81 pro
yisicual president ef the United
states of Mexico with the power ana
requisite faculties of making war on |
.hs usurpatory government OF Cen
sral Diaz. As soon as thr capita oi
Ihe republic and moro than one nal u Z
Of the stares OF the federation shall |
be- i'm power of the forces of the peo (
Die. the provisional president VIII eaii I
.xtraordinary general elections. 10 be (
held enc month later. and ne Viii I
.urn over his powers 10 ihc president /
.irct. as soon as the elections shall be /
known
Before retiring. the privisional I
president shall render account 90 CON I
gress of the use made hv him of the I
,owors conferred Dr. this present |
ON the e0th ol November from !
B r'clock p ~. an. ai thc citizens "t I
De- republic viii take up arms - I
1fNri Iftfi Nt'NFt INV 'i+NiA'A 'Nif
governing it now.
In case the authorities Offer ,
trmrd resistance. they shall he COM /
,aIiad. hv the force of arms 20 re- I
meet the popular viii. but the laws /
,f us,r shall be- vigorously observed ln /
.ueh cases. Attention IS also called Z
.o every Mexican of The dutv to re- |
.pert the persons as well as the prep /
.rty of foreigners.
@. such authorities Hs may resist I
he carrvina out of this plan VIII pt
mrrlsoned in ORDER 90 he judged hF ]
ha courts or th. republic after the b
Jose of tht revolution.
20. The appointment oi Cover
lor provisional of every state eccu-