El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-14
MADE
TO CEN. TREVIN0
(Coatinued Lon Page u

country to make one more sacrifice
for her before time viii witness the
close Of your great and glorious career
General the heroic figure of your
self is being used by the MaderO gov
eminent as a last support TO prop
their ways You are the last obstacle
TO the legitimate wishes OF our people
in the conquest Of liberty for which
account you sacrificed your blood in
other times.
1T is not necessary TO 90 into de-
tails in order TO state our reasons for
believing this revolution to be Just. or
yet to state our acton in preparing and
organizing this rebellion, which we viii
push to the end because an overthrOWal
IS demanded for the good Of the cOun-
try These calumnies which are being
directed against the brave and patri-
otto Gen OrOzcO and his companions
In this epic war you know, dear gen.
eral, to be unjust and you are also
aware that the chief OF the revolution
IS being scandalized in the press of
the United States and Europe and that
these scanoalous statements are being
paid for out Of the national treasury.
Quotes TreyinO's Letter.
You viii understand, also. dear gen
eral, that this present revolution is
amply justified by the overt acts of the
government and that (here follows ex-
tract from the letter said to have been
written by Gen TrevinO to Gen. Pascual
Orozco) our mutual efforts inspired
by sentiments of love and liberty for
our country VIII bring US in the END
an era Of peace and prosperity and
out OF which viii originate a govern
ment that VIII conscientiously interpret
public opinion and satisfy all aspra-
Ctons Of our countrymen'
50 II Is fact that our country is
In danger and the fields viii be bloody
with the sacrifices thar will be made
by our heroic sons. This action viii
depuitate the country and bring desc
iauon, but the blame belongs to the
Madero government which has made IT
possible and brought Ii about by its
acts Of misgovernment and personal
acknowledgements
Heard All Over Mexico.
Aly dear general, the sound Of the
revolution has been heard all over
Mexico and our triumph is inevitable
The government OF Madero is fast tot
tering, down TO its foundations. fast
being demolished b. public opinion and
righteousness. The whole republic is
and only the states Of Nuevo Leon, Ia
maul1pas and some districts in Goa
nuila are eNpectant and this eEpecta-
ton Is not caused BY a desire to take
acuon In TINS revolution but for the
respect anQ prestige or yourself in the
states and districts mentioned. You are
the last opposition in the road to the
ultimate success of liberty and Justice
! our ideal personality and your glor-
lous career as soldier of the republic
are now being used to augment the Ma
dero government which the popuIace
are so anxious to demOlish that thev
may arise from the ruins a stronger and
better nation and a freer race OF peo-
Calls Madero Traitor.
Presidest MaderO for his antecedents.
TOT his desire TO remain in his office
and FOR his cupldity viii resort to trea-
son and viii ask for foreign interve1-
ton and You the eminent soldier of
me republic, glorious soldier Of cur
history and model citizen. If YOU re-
main in completely with that perverse I
race or elizondo YOU viii place a black
stain upon your white pages. the last
1aBes OF your life General If I have 1
gone TO your patriotic heart and Il Won
EEL that your loyalty would not per
nit you TO take part in the revolution
With us do not assist AIadero to retain /
MS seat but ask for retirement from ]
mem being satisfied with your la
oors in the past
Yours sincerely.
Gonzales c. Enrile.
second Secretary TO Gen. Orozco" /