El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

posed mobilization Of the forces which
are to advance on Juarez Gen. Campo
saids
I'VE have 200 men here now, 500
caValrymen and 100 infantrymen. We
have mve three and One-haIf inch can
non Ne are expecting Generals Inez
Saiazar and AnTOnfO ROjas at any min
ute and estimate our total strength at
100 men Mt minimum, possibly 2OOO
Nv neither We Will advance on Juarez
tOmOrroW or the next day or the next
week Is entirely FrObIematicaI. 1t IL
certain that when we do advance that
We shall he equipped and prepared not
only to take Juarez but to march from
JuareN TO Mexico City, after the fashion
81 your Atlanta to the sea march,
HAS MANY PROMINENT MEN.
Here the general shrugged his shout
Gers and smiled though he had
cracked very pertinent Simile
Gen. Campo has among kis force
many nsn who formerly were munf-
Munc-, formerly chief of police Of Gal
cana. il one OF the most enthusiastic
NasquistaE.
PROTEST AT BANDIT TERM
They most resent the tern,i1a- Of
their advance as one Of hnndits and
Fadais- Cen Campo was most explicit
and expressive on this point saving
that everything had been done IN
ethical fashion; that they had burned
no bridges. stopped no trains. robbed
no stores and stolen no horses
Had we wished TO steal horses
asked the general. would we now
have 100 fnfnntrymen who nre fOrceI
10 walk instead of ride."
Felipe Cararez- quartermasfer OF the
Bauche troops. declared that to his
k iSI nothing had been stolen or
HIegttlm2tely secured since he was
placed in charge; furthermore. that
there was no need of II. aS they had
plenty of money to procure provisions
LOOKING FOR OROZCO
Asked about the definite position Of
Gen. PascuUI OrOIco. Gen. Cuam1o sotJ.
we believe that OrOzeo will Join
rs cannot very well tell yvhv ana A.
Will have to be sufficient to 50 tb.t
we have every reason to believe -
OrozeO. whom we esteem most bfpbI~
VIII Join rs in the march from JuareE
TO Mexico city
THINKS NADERO WILL, oI-TT
The Na1quisfa commander IcrI,-.5
that II was his hest information tbot
Madero was rendy to abdlcafe when
Juarez surrendered.
we shall ask Juarez IN s,,-,s
peaceably. We shall take extruo-5i-
nary pTecautiOu 10 notify All fo,of
err IN the city when we expect TO a.
tnck and we cannot he resno1-tII
after that. We shall advance fro1, ~
river and place our arfiIIerv- -
firing parallel with FL aso.
MADERO IS VACIILATTNc
Our hest advice Il that pre.tIo,4
- ana thar he In
resign when Junrez surrender. y -
we shall proceed EOuthward Io,,i.I-
a large enough detachment Z, T-,.I.,
to maintain quiet. ""0FeA
I'm conclusion. 7 wish IN r..
and emphasize that ours 4. no. . 80
sultOry movement created ~ -.
tors u Is the conscientious cfforT r.
princtpled men - restore NcrIco :,
economic and political fndenr1do,,,. :,
COT RTEOUS REBET.
From the time , met Gen. C,n,,, -.
til photographic Homer Scof. ,t-,
behind CnmDn Vasqufsta caraIr-t,-
70 EO into their cam0 nud sfs~ : -. -.
daTS. the HfIltLdc OF Gen. ca. -
ward americans arc United S+,fc-
newspapers, save those termf,,- "a.
army bandits" was one Of -e.r.,t
and courtesy.
His men. apparently. ore fbo ,1,t..
men. big SfulW0-t MexicnDS ~ c,r
ride ard sbOOt- Thev show n, ,,,-,,y,,,I
looE Of famine the cold Tbc- 80
happy even smiling. and the ,1,.r
emily feel themselves DersouaIv 5r1u-
tiTed to "reStOre Mexico"
Campa scouts are RANGING The hills.
Five miles toward EI PasO Il n D1rfv
OF Jusrez scouts and OF the two fbe
Y aS0uiStaS FesInrd emInentIv more
ready fn- bAft'r.
THINK THEA Will. WIN.
They are waiting. They believe that
the spirit which they represent is