The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

lUsosses~A srs0 pa0p ~
cordaacs with the constitutional
laws Of MEXICO,
"seeoad. thnt President Hueris la
the manner originally Indicated by
the Porsidcnt OF the United States of
America give the assurances called
for In paragraph Up Of my origin
al Inst ructi0as.
Third. that the remaining propo
sitioss contained In my original In
struetions shall b. taken up later but
speedily aad resolved as cireums,sne-
81 permit In the sp,Sit Of their pro-
poai.
| THE Presid"n, a. the United
S,atcs Of America further authorizes
To say that II tn. dciacio government
Of Mexico at once acts favoraJ ly on
the foregoing suggestions then N
that the government Of tho United
statrs Of America will look with IA
vor on the extension Of an imm-.i-
late loan. sufficient In amount 20
meet the temporary requirements a.
the dcfacto government OF Mexico"
In his reply GAMBIA points out
although I.ind says he received no
Instructions from the President Il
the United States; yet In the name
OF that samr Prcsidcnt' you submit
to the consideration of my govern
m-nt three propositions.
He fefcrs to Limbs statement tn I,
u the forcaoinx propositions ar. ac-
ccptrd promptly the President of tho
United Staica has authorized you 10
say that he Will express to American
bankers assurances that your gov
eruiaeni thea will look with favor
on aa extension for an Immediate
loaa. satflcleSt to meet temporary
requirements Of the present McxIrsa
situation.
Answering this Ga,nuoa bees u
be excused from direct reply for time
being. other than to say this sugg.s-
ton appears to be M attractive an
tcccdent proposal to the end that
moved by petty interests. Mexico
should rcnounce the right which up
holds the country Mt tim. when the
dignity Of the nation Is at stake.
He adds that there are not loans
enough to induce those charged To
maintain that dignity to permit II 20
be leasencd." Referring to the in
sistence Of President Wilson tina:
Huerta bind himself not to be a can
didatc for election for President at
the October elections. Gamboa quotes
from the Mexican constitution to
prove that under its regulations THE
secretary of state in charge Of the
executive power shall not be eligible
to office, either of president or vice
president when elections are held"
GambOa intimates this proposition
prevents Hucrta from being a can
didate.
In his reply the minister says
III your original proposals were
not to be admitted they are now. on
the more restricted form In which
they are reproduced. even more mad
missablc. and ones attention is call
ed to the fact that they are insisted
ON, II II he noticed. that which the
first proposals had already defined.
"Preciso.y the cause We con,pre-
bend the immense value OF the SOW
rreignty which the government of
the U1itcd states no opportunely In
vokes In the question OF our reo0g-
milton or non-rncOgniti0n. precisely
for this reason we believed that IL
would never b" rropsed TO us that We
should forget our own sovereignty
by permitting that u foreign govern
mcnt should modify the line Of con-
duct which We nave to follow In our
public and Independent life. .
'If even once We were to permit
the counsels and adviec--let us call
them thus-of the United statex of
America no, only would We. as I say
above. foreeo sovereignty. but We
would rs we'll compromise for an in
definite future oGr destinies az u
sovereign entity and all the future
, elections for president would be sub.
mitted to the veto of any president
of the United States of America
And such an enormity or CONT
4 Dental agent no government will
ever attempt to perpetrate. and this
| I am sure of. unless some monstrous
and almost impossible cataC:ysll