El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
CEN. TREVINO AS
REVOLUTION HEAD
ProclamatiOn Declares He
and Or0zco VIII Lead
the Hosts.
Continued from Page j.

was put up they would accept him. The
fact that they have proclaimed Gen. IRE
vino as their man for president and that
he had already been suggested by the
Mexico C5ty oonbingeut, leads to the
belief that it is a compromise and that
3ladero is to get out.
Gen. Trsviho is an aged army officer,
over 70 wears old, and is at present COM
1nauder of the third Mexican military
zone at Monterey. He has served his
country long, Is recognized as a capable
man and brave general. and is loved
BY many Of the people Of the country.
"A number Of years ago he married an
American woman, q daughter of Gen. E.
Q. G. Ord, at that time commanding the
department. Of Texas. Gen. Ord is now
dead.
The Proclamation.
After accusing Madero Of being a
traitor 10 MS country and false to MS
people In almost every conceivable
particular. the authors Of the remark
able circular say:
Francisco l. MaderO has been false to
the principles and has failed to carry
out the provisions Of the plan Of San
Anff-Amerfcan Sentiment.
2-daderO carried on his revolution
with the aid OF money furnished BY
American miIliOnaires and with the
indirect approval Of the government
Of the United States, as has been
demonstrated by many personal declar-
ations made by Madero.
''3-AIadero welcomed to the ranks
Of his army, filibusters OF American
and other foreign natiOnalitess who
We're employed TO murder our Mexican
sDebauohing the Nation
"4-Madero robbed the nation Of It's
best blood upon pretext of disoharg-
8ng from the service the forces OF the
revolution.
'5-8fadero debauched the nation,
when by use OF armed force he multi
fled the effect Of the recent election and
brought about HIS own election to the
presidency and that of J. II Pine
Suarez 20 the vice presidency Of the re-
public"
oval street lIIIIiOnaires.-
Paragraph OF the document is OF
much the same tenor as IS paragraph
B. and paragraph Z charges that within
two DAYS after his election he was paid
$4,000 600 by Wall street milliOnaires
under DreteLt Of using the money to ]
improve the service Of the national lines
of Mexico
'.s-AIadero IS prejudicial to the na. (
ton and calculated to humliate II In D
the eyes OF the world, for he has placed &
IN the hands Of the United States the 1
destinies OF his country.
aMaderO Traitor and Outlaw
"9-For the derellctions and crimes D
stated above Madero IS proclaimed a I
traitor TO his country and an outlaw
The election OF a vice president is de-
clared a usurpatiOu Of authority not /
warranted by law and under the new
revolution there viii be no such officer.
Reforms Demanded.
Much space IS devoted to deelara- [
lions OF reforms which the new revolu- |
ton VIII put In effect-Sf It succeeds 4
State control OF public utilities, par I
ticulGrly Of railroads. IS especially Z
featured. The present Inadequate sys-
TEN Of popular education will be great
ly improved. Il is promised. and sweep
ing refoms IN the ADMINISTERS ton OF the
land department will be insugurated.
The whole concludes with an appeal
80 the people. with special reference to
the soldiers Of the nation. % give their
aid TO the bringing about Of an era
of peace and prosperity BY the over
throw OF Madero and the election OF
Cen. TreFinio TO the presidency OF the
republic.
Not Credited in Capital.
Mexico City, Mexico, Feb 24.-4in- {
lister OF foreign affairs Cslero laughed !
al the report that Gen Geronimo Ire /
vino had Joined the revOlutiOnists and {
expressed doubt OF the truth OF the 1
story that OrozcO had proved dislOyaL .
His opinion was shared BY other mem .
hers OF the cabinet
Gomez Is SkcpficaI
san Antonio. Tex, Feb 24.-Emilio 4
Vasquez Gomez does not credit the re-
port that Gen. Pascual OrOzcO has
Joined the rebel ranks. He said he be-
lieved the rumOr would prove untrue
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