Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-30
President Of Senate ResentS
President Wilson's Order for
Immediate Exodus From Re-
public.
MISSIONARIES JOIN IN
PROTEST TO BRYAN
Methodist and Presbyterian
Workers See no Reason for
DESERVING Churches and
Schools at This Time.

New York, Aug. aV,--~Sepaatlan Ia
machO, president OF the Mexican SEN
ate. has sent a telegram 10 James \.
scrymsor of New York, president oi
the Mexican telegraph company. re-
uuosting him 60 protest 10 President
Wilson against the withdrawal oi
American citizens from Mexico. The
message. made public here today
declares that the American colony ~
Mexico sis satisfied and tranquil and
that tremendous damages will re-
suit from It's withdrawal
There is great alarm here reads
the telegram. "ovcr the American
governments order for the with
drawal OF all citizens of the United
states residing here. You VIII un-
ders,and there is no reason FOR TINS
order.
'rhe American colony OF this re-
public Ii one OF the most numerous
of those among Ms. In It's totally
and with very few exceptions, II ~
satisficd and tranquil. dedicated to It's
work and attending 10 the necessi-
ties Of its life, being respected ana
esteemed throughout the country. H.
would be- seriously prciudlccd IA lis
welfare and its financial Interests
were II ~ MNMMANN ~ NNNANfa
which Il is considered and esteemed
and where 1t has acquired numerous
and cordial relations.
"ThC present government OF Mex
leo Is constitutional government
whose public powers In most part
have been In operation since 1910 and
In the senate. an the supreme court oi
Justice and la the public offices IN
all parts. many OF the public funo-
tlonarics have been figuring first
with the government headed by GEN
sral Diaz and later with that of Mr.
Madero. Very few exclusive privi-
lcges have been granted by the pres
ont government, which latter rs ad-
vancing daily in the rc-cstablish-
mont Of peace Ia the greater part OF
the national territory
The army now counts $4,000 men
with an armament and command
thoroughly efficient through which
II has triumphed and continues tri-
umphing in the daily conlbats with
the enemy. who are disappearing OF
submitting To the legitimate authority
of the republic.
Il do not doubt that the president
of the United states aud his truly
Just government viii consult with tn,
principal mcmhors of It's colony here
regarding the truth OF what I say
"The American colony, which
reaches 10000 persons, | am SUR
Will suffer enormous damage To ns
interests and its well being should 81
members violently abandon "a coun'
Try In which, repeat. they are con
sidcrod aud esteemed on All sides.
"i beg that you will acqualnt Pres
idrnt Wilson with what / have stated
calling his illuatrioua attention To- TIA
tremendous damages which will rc
suit from his determination. lol
which In all loyalty ! state there
no reason, and which undoubtedl
has been dictated against the scnt
ments of Justice of right ana OF hu
man consideration. not by the elc
yatod sentiments Of a man as distin
guishcd az the present president %
the United states. bat through po
liticul ignorance Of what Is actual.
transpiring In Mexico
Senior CHmacho also tclegraphc,
John w. DeKay 0f New York, VIII
has large interests In Mexico as fol
lows:
Great uncasincss here today o
account uf Wilson's orders that
Americans leave the republic Thl
is quite wrong and absolutely unwar
antcd, You know Americans enlo
guarantees and esteem equal 60 tina
expressed 90 all foreign people. Pres
cnt constitutional government con
posed of three powers formed b
many officials elected before 1910,
trust you VIII make this understood
Sebastian Camacho, president ,
the Mexican senate, is an aged an
much respected politician of the ol
regime In Mexico. who ON several o'
casions has been president of th
senate. lie ~ president of the IA
tional Hank of Mexico.
AZ the time OF the revolutio
against Madoro la February of th
year senator Camacho. during N
street fighting In Mexico, stood on
street corner and told the Moxica
citizens that President Madero ha
refused 20 resign office AZ the r.
quest of the Mexican senate. y
called their attention TO the imminel
danger OF Intervention and inform'
them OF the preparations made
the United States tor the proteetlt