Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-03
OUTBREAK
THREATENED IN
MEXICO
MADER0 IN BAD WITH
FORMER FOLLOWERS
Dismissal of Secretary of IN
terror Enrages Radical EIe-
ment of New Regime; May
Go on Warpath,


Mexico City, Aug, Enragcd by
the dismissal of Emilio NAsqncz
Gomez from the post OF secretary of
interior. numerous Itrmer officers 90
the revolutionary army today declar-
ed that they would recall their fol-
lowers and lead them In second re-
bellion.
President de La Barra mtlmatod
that Francisco |. Madero is the one
really responsible for the elimination
ot Gomez. He stated that he did not
regard the situation as critical.
The more conservative element ap-
pauded the dismissal of the minister
of interior but the radical portion
characterises II as an indication that
the government is attempting to rob
them Of the benefit Of the revolution.
Madero is consured BY this ee-
ment, His attitude towards the dis
missal was made plain In telegram
TO the president In which he stated
unequiN0ealy that the course Of the
chief executive had his full sanction
lie declared that Minister Gomez.
handling of various important prob
lens had lacked tact and judgment.
AT the department OF the interior
employees ana partisans OF the minis
ter received the news with loud ex-
prcssions of discomfort. Many former
insurrccto officers joined small
mob of former revolutionists and
marched to the capital OF Chapulto-
pee where they protested to the
president
Tonight 1t is reported a few OF the
gN- -aTf l..F h. "A A.. no..
their forces.
General Nasquez Gomez the secre-
tary Of public instruction. brother
OF the x-minister of interior, said to-
night that both he and his brother
were doing all In their power to paclfy
the disgruntled element
Not since the days when the revo-
lutionists We're in negotiation With
agents of the Diaz government for
peace have the affairs ol Mexico
been In such a snarl.
Complicating this situation stll
further. General Bernardo Reyes who
last night announced that he would be
candidate for the presidency. visited
Francisco l. Madero. accompanied by
Ernesto Madero, uncle OF tho leader
of the late revolution and now minis
ter of finance
kilograms to the president from
Madero and Reyes explain that tht
candidacy of General Reyes had the
approval OF Madero who declared II
his wish that the campaign be con
ducted openly ana on democratic
lines.
Reyes asked Ernesto Madero to be
candidate for the vice presidency on
his ticket and frankly discussed this
suggestion with Francisco /. Madero.
Ernesto Madero, however declared
he was solely business man and had
no desire to enter the campaign.
Reyes has declared that his race
will be made as IN Independent, say
ing
II viii be under obligations to no
man or party or church"
Emilio Vasquez Gomez, in his res
lgnation, declares that he has had
many difficulties with the president
and that the latter ordered him to
resign. The latter accepted his reslg-
nation wording the aeceptation eau-
tiously ana courteously,
Alberto Garcia Grandeos. who has
been the governor Of the federal disr
trct, is named as his successor.
The difficulties alluded to by Vas
quez doubtless are connected with the
distribution OF spoils Nasquez de-
sired to place in office throughout
the country men who had been identi-
fled with the revolutionary movement.
De La Barra and the minister of r.
nance have been content to have the
work efficiently done.
Or. Francisco Nasque2 Gomez, the
candidate for the vice presidency on
the Madero ticket may withdraw
from his agreement with Madero and
head ticket Of his own In view Of
the disturbances in the country he iA
blamed for not quelling