The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-11

Washington, Nov. 10.-Secretary Bryan tonight made public the text of the note presented by the Huerta provisional government last night to the foreign diplomats in Mexico City. The note, which was signed by Que rldo Moheno, minister of foreign re- lation follws:
 In conformity With provisions of article S1 of the constitution and in view of the lack of a president or a vice president and a secretary of state and tthe lack Of the depart ment of foreign relations. the proyis- ional presidency deyolyed upon the secretary of state and of the depart ment of gubercion, Gen. Victoriano Huerta, whom from that time by the ministry of the law has discharged the duties Of the office. Thus. in ac- cord with the will of the Mexican people formally made manifest in the constitution of February 3, 1857. there remained established the presidential succession and the unQuestionable legality of the present government The con gress of the Union and She supreme court of justice of the na- ton sOlemnly recognized, without ob- jection, the new ruler In this way the three branches of the government continued the functions by whose con duct the Mexican people exercise the national sovereignty in accordance with articles 39 and 90 of the same constitution. The political program of the provisional government, con stitWed in this manner from that time, has been defined perfectly and concentrated on two fundamental Iropositions:
 "To re-establish peace in order that extraordinary elections might be held in compliance with She already cited artisle s1 of the constitution in order to turn over the executive power to the one designed by the people al th elections and to respect and maN5 respected the law.
 Tn compliance with this program the executive launched q call fol elections, taking care that there should be fixed for their holding d time which he deemed prudent not only that the preparatory work might be carried on, but also that the re public might return to a state ot tr der which had been deeply disturbed in some of the northern states aht also although in a much less degree in other states. Acting in accord WILL the initiative of the executive and II compliance with the constitutions precept quoted, the congress or th' union convoksd special elections tC ba held October 26. past, since it wal believed that by that time peace sue cessfuiy would be established in al he republic and fair elections guar anteed
 Tn order to comply with the sec ond of these proposals, the eXecutlV' made clear his respect for the othe governmental powers, but unfortu nately one Of the houses or uhe ICE ialatiye power, the chamber of depu ties, attempted in such manner to III wade the prerogatives of the eXeeu tive as to refuse in some cases l recognize the judicial power and tn conduct of some of the members who shielded liy their constitutional eS emption from arrest, publicly wer fomenting and even leading the arm cd rebellion, reached such pass a 10 make impossible harmonious at tion with the executive, without whlc- any government would go to pieces That the president of the repupli was forced to resolve to dissolve tn chamber of deputies as a necessar measure for the salvation of the IT public, foreseeing as he did, the stat Of anarchy which inevitably wonl