El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

I army Of Liberation who had cd
| meet him and discuss their grlev
/ Upon their arrival In Mexico CITY
/ were placed in jail
Juan Banderas. the leader Of
4 Maderista revolution In SlnalOa,
! invited to come TO the city or MeN
to discuss the causes Of dissatisfacttg
/ Of the people. assuring him or INN ~
/ lty, but Immediately ne arrived ia ~
/ capital he was arrested, placed IN Jali
/ and remains there 10 this day
Madero and the Army.
In a manifesto issued IN June Of last
year. he stated to the people that IN
the future. the army Of Mexico shouLu
De composed OF volunteers UlaL LlleAS
should be no further SORROW in Mexican
( homes through the cruelties OF con
scriptiOn- But as Mr.. Madero.s WORD IS
even worth less than the paper on
which II is written. one month after ne
became president. he signed Dill
which was passed IN the chamber OF
deputies, creating the law Of compu4-
sorry military service FOR the purpose
Of augmenting the strength Of the army
period ruled by POrfiriO Diaz such a
law did not exist in Mexico, but IL IS
admitted that he pracuced conscrlp-
ton AT no time did ne dream OF ere
atlng an army with its accompanying
burden OF expense TO the people OF
MeXicO. TO the extent Of 100000 men
view but that Of having a military
strength, sufficient, at all times, 70
inflict his win upon the people
8Iadero's press Expenses
Mr.. Madero himself has received
from his uncle, ErnestO Aadero. min
lister Of finance. $4,000 pesos Of the
governments money in compensation
for his expenditures In connection With
the revolution In the budget making
up the total OF $4,000 pesos appears
an item Of 100000 pesos. which ne
claims was paid to the press Of the
United States The press OF the United
states knows as well as the Leaders
OF the revolution with AR MaderO that
this amount was never expended 4
was personally In touch with the press
Of the United States. perhaps more
than any other member OF the revolu-
Ilonary party. and declare herein
that ] never, at any time. paid one dol
lar to any reporter, periodical, news
paper or press association in the United
States.
His budget contains. IN addition 10
the foregoing, an item OF $4,000 pesos
for printing The total expenditure OF
printing for purposes OF the revolution
cid not exceed the sum OF $1,000
Cause OF Rebellion
This armed protest is not the result
Of the failure Of Mr. MaderO to fulfill
MS promises as we realize he has not
mad sufficient time 70 DO so, but De-
cause OF the fact that his every act
has been diametrically opposed to ais
pledges, not affording any hope to the
nation Of redressing peacefully the
wrongs and errors committed BY him.
1t is asserted by Francisco AIaderO
that Pascual OrOzcO, cur military lead |
er, Is q traitor ] only ask that IL be
remem bered by our friends in the Unit
ed states that this man was cOllabo- I
rator with Francisco MaderO in de-
strOytng tyranny for the sole purpose 4
OF establishing q government founded {
upon the platform subscribed TO by the |
members Of the convention IN Mexico ]
CITY early IN the year OF 1910. lmme- Z
cfately PascuaI OrOZcO saw MaderO de- {
parting from these principles. he real /
ICED they had reached the parting OF /
the ways and be endeavOred TO resign /
He presented his resignation to iran I
cisco Madero. who refused 1t. OrOzco I
then stated that he insisted upon re-
signing MaderO answered that he I
would accept the resignation on a Ger
tain date. OroZco Joined the present [
movement when that time expired and /
when he took up arms in the present I
cause he was not in the service OF the /
MaderO government
1t is true that there are some OF the ]
unImportanr and ambitious members OF \
the old CientificO party who are az
tempting to exercise some influence
over PascuaI Orozco, but they are de-
ceivinE themselves. He has pledged I
himself upon his honor and his life and
upon the honor and life OF his chill
oren to fight for the triumph OF the I
Ideals OF the plan OF San Luis POtOsi I
reformed in Tacubaya- which. under no I
circumstances can he or VIII he fail
TO do.
Revolutionary Principles.
In conclusion. now desire to direct
the attention OF the American people
to the principles FOR which the present
revolution IS being fought
Revision Of the codes Reforma-
ton Of the whole judiciary system
Practical and general education Z
to include the children OF the indian
population
3-DemOcratizing OF the rural lands
Reform, Liberty. Justic."
BRAULIO HERNANDEZ
Confidential Agent in the United States
for the National Revolutionary