Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-10

Mexico City. Nov. 9.-In formal note 10 the foreign diplomats, General Huerta after calling attention to the efforts he has made to pacaly the cnHntrE. and dwelling at length upon his reasons for dissoiving congress makes the direct statement that the newly elected congress will be lnstaH- cd within a. few days and will pass upon the elections of the president and vice presiCfnt.
 General Huerta reminds the diplo- mats shat prior to the elections he told them that neither he nor General Eancuet would accept an election on 8}ae ground that his own election would b. illegal and he calls to the atten- ton nf the diplomatic representatives, the conference which he had with the presidential candidates. at which he secured. their promise to abide by the ressait of the elections. even should no one obtain the necessity number Of votes
 To Guarantee Efficacy of New Elec-
 tions
 ~NoEg. in view of the fact. according to the reports which the government bss received" continues the note, -'that there exists an earnest presunp- ton that because it has been lmposSl- hle to carry on voting in the number CT polling places prescribed by laws rne elections Tail 10 be considered a true manifestation of the will Of the people. and because it is foreseen that sad presidential elections will be de- clared null the executive wishes to make known once more to the country and fa the whole world that in accord with this determination he shall con tinue rNeTting Himself for the pac1hca- fiou of the country. in order to be able fo guarantee absolute freedom and ef- ncacy Of the new elections. which con- Eress must call as a necessary conse- suence Of that declaration
 Win Not Accept Presidency
 afu the same manner he wishes to make known once more before his friends and those outside the republic that being reG2rdful Of the law, and persuaded that by virtue of his hay anE occupied the post of president of the republic while the elections were heinE held. he considers himself con- ktirutionaily impeded from being valid Iv elected and he will on no account take into consid dera-tion the vote which may have been cast in his favor. and no matter what may be the resolution CT congress he will not accept in this case tfse constitutional presidency of tho rep1blic-
 Relies on Promises Of Candidates
 He relies as president on the sol eruu promise or the honorable citizens
 
 Presidency and vice presidency and who represent an the political parties Of the republic. and is sure that per feet harmony will reign between the three powers of the union and that governments of the world will recom- mend without exception that only the present government can call new e1ec- lions and guarantee their freedom and efficacy.
 He hopes to be able to fulhn easily within the period which congress shall designate his sacred duty. consulting ghs national desire 10 consecrate by the suffrage of the people the executive who iS to rule definitely the destinies of the country. Otherwise the realiza- ton of the executives programme would moi be possible within 8 long period of ume-
 Peace and Legality.
 This programme consists of peace and legality. which are the only medi- nm in which elections in which may come an expression of the free popular will and in which the individual native as well as foreign may enjoy full guar anteas. Under such conditions can the economic developments in the republic pe-rni- ali social classes to gather the fruits of their labor and the product a6 their capital