Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
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Mexico city, Feb. 2i.-That the new
administration in Mexico expects to
use the methods OF Porfrio Diaz, so
far as is possible In governing the
country. was made evident today In a
conversation Provisional President
Huerta had with newspaper men.
President Huerta declared that no
latter what the cost should be or
who the men were who paid IL, peace
would be restored In Mexico. He said
ii was his ambition that when he left
the presidency people would say Of
him: HE has restored order through
out Mexico. made safe the investment
Of money and rendered secure the
lives and interests of all. both for-
eigners and Mexicans."
Calmly and dlspassionately, General
Huorta outlined his program for the
use Of the army in restoring and
maintaining order He admitted that
in many parts Of the republic. where
the news OF the change IN government
had not been received, II WAS not IN
accord With peace. To these sections,
he said. he would send emlssaries in
an attempt 10 bring about order, or II
necessary. troops would be despatched
to them to inform the people Of the
governments desires
= want to restore TO Mexico that
uninterrupted current of riches which
is her right" the president continued.
and to bring about such conditions
in the country that am the diplomats
will feel that their nations are se-
cure
The president declared that he fa-
vored free press In Mexico. saying
that even antagonstic organs were
desirable. since from them the admin
istration might learn of evils that
otherwise might I've hidden.
An emissary Of President Huerta
left today for saltillo. capital of the
state of Coahuila, bearing letter TO
Governor Nenostiano Carranza. who
is reported to be raising an army to
fight the new government In this
letter final effort is made TO gain
the governors adhesion to the new re-
gime.
A train loaded with troops, also IS
on its way to saltino from the capital,
and in the event that Governor Car
rama maintains his attitude Of opposi-
tion. these men viii DE used against
him and his followers.
General Felipe Angeles. former
commander of the army operating at
Cuernavaca, and General Joaquin
Fausto Betran, former commander of
he federals Mt Vera cruz are TO be
subjected to an inquiry by the mili-
tary court General Beltran will be
tried for the part he played In att
lacking Vera Cruz last year at the
time Of the ill-starred uprising fo-
mented BY General Diaz. He IS ac-
eused OF misuse of the white flag IN
capturing Vera Cruz and making a
prisoner of General Diaz who later
was brought to the capital and re-
mained incarcerated until the recent
revolt which ended in the downfall
Of Madero. IT was charged az the
time that Diaz's revolt failed, Diaz
believed that Beltrans forces would
Join him. Beltran and his men, under
flag Of truce. were permitted to en-
ter Vera cruz and Diaz was seized by
the federal commander and placed IN
prison.
General Angeles will he tried for
failure to obey an order of General
Iuerta to report to the palace with
his forces on the last day of the re-
cent fighting in the city.
Gen. Huerta intended 10 get An
geles TO the palace as a part OF ms
plan for ending the battle, Angeles
is confined in the same room In the
palace with eX-President Madero
Sonora Madero. wife of the ex-presl-
dent. and Sonora suarez, wife OF the
ex-vlce president, today for the first
time since their husbands were ar
rested. were permitted to visit them
in the palace. The visits lasted an
hour and were private. When the
women left the palace, they appeared
to be deeply apprehensive as to the
fate Of their husbands.