The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-11
u. S. AND MEXICO
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President and Vice President. 20 be
declared by Huerta null and void.
The purpose OF the United States
neither 10 recognize Huerta's right TO
continue in power nor the acts OF the
new congress is the essence OF what
has been communicated to the foreign
diplomats by this government. Future
steps have not been specifically out
lined. In fact. IL is understood that
while the policy OF the government
has been TO keep foreign nations o
tinually informed. there has been no
direct effort To seek the support OF the
powers TO the American program.
There is no secret. we've OF the
desire OF the United States for the
acquiescence OF the powers in is
policy. Refusal 70 recognize the acts
of the new congress which can grant
concessions OF ratify loan agreements.
would be- calculated. American ofn-
cials say. 10 further weaken the re-
sources OF the Huerta government.
The question OF exporting arms 10
Mexico has raised the point in official
circles of whether the president by
executive authority could let down
the bars or whether action by con
gress would be necessary.
May Lift Embargo.
Those who have discussed
arms question with the president IN
the last few days say re seems TO be
open minded on that point. while a
month ago hew as hrmly set against
IL. He is asking the advice of sena-
tors on that question and some OF
them have gotten the impression IN
their talks that he inclines somewhat
toward the rcuoval of the embargo,
though there i no outward indl'd-
tion that he has reached a hnal de-
cision.
Secretary Daniels said tonight thai
the president had told him there Were
not likely 10 be developments In the
Mexican situation that would inter
fere with the secretary's proposed
trip 20 the middle Nest next week.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lO-secre-
a Bryan tonight made public the
text OF the note presented by the
Huorta provisional government last
night 20 the foreign diplomats In
Mexico CITY The note. which was
signed by Qucrido Noheno, minister
OF foreign relations. says:
In conformity with provisions OF
Article 81 Of the constitution and in
view OF the lack Of a president or
vice president and OF the secretary Of
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relations. provisional presidency de
volyed upon the secretary Of state
and Of the dcuartmput Of Goberna-
ciou. General Nicturlauo Hucrta, who
from that time boy the ministry Of the
law has discharged the duties Of the
Office. Thus. in accordance with the
will OF the Mexican people formally
made manifest 20 the constitution OF
February =. l>J,. there remained es-
tablished thu presidential succession
and the uugu -tionabc legality OF the
present government. The congress or
the union and the Supreme cuurt Of
justice of the nation solemnly rec
C-u.zed without objection the new
ruler. In this way the three branches
OF the government continued the
function by which conduct the MeXi-
can people exercise the national SOW
c~re.Euty IN accordance with Articles
80 and 80 OF the same constitution.
Political Program.
The political program OF the pro
v|i-lOlal government. constituted in
this manner from that time. has been
defined perfectly and concentrated
upon two fundamental propositions.
To r.-r-flhlI-u peace Iu order that
eNtraOr0 nary elections might De hold
IN compliance with the already cited
Article 81 Of the constitution, i'm or
der TO turn over the e%Nccu'ive power
10 the n Dies gnl'cd by me popular
will az these elections. and 10 respect
and make respected the law In com.
pliarce with this program the exocu-
tive launched a call for elections. tax
ing care that there should bee fixed
for their holding a time which he
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