Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11


! be declared null. he wishes TO make
| known once more to the country and
| to the whole world that. in accord with
/ his determination, he will continue ex-
erting himself for the pacihcat1on OF
the country in order to be able to
guarantee the absolute freedom and
efficacy Of the new elections which
congress must call. AS necessary
consequence of that declaration. In the
| same manner he wishes to make known
once more before friends and outsfd-
ers that, being respectful toward the
law and persuaded that by virtue of
his having occupied the post OF presl-
dent of the republic while the election
constitutionally impeded from being
validity elected he will on no account
take into consideration the votes which
may have been cast In his FAVOR ana
no matter what may be the resolution
of Congress. he will not accept in this
case the constitutional presidency of
the republic.
Hopes to Fulfill Duty.
Relying. as the President does rely,
upon the solemn and important oner OF
the honorable citizens who figured as
candidates for the presidency and vice
presidency. and who represent all the po-
litical parties OF the republic, sure that
the most perfect harmony will reign be-
tween the three powers of the union ana
that the governments OF the world Will
recognize without exception that only the
present government can call new cleo
tons and guarantee their freedom and Ell
ficacy, he hopes TO be able to fufnll easily
within the period which congress shall
designate his sacred duty of consulting
the national desi to consecrate by the
suffrage of the people the executive who
is to rule definitely the destinies of the
country.
otherwise the realization of the execu-
tive's~ program would not be possible
within a long period OF time. This pro-
gram consists of peace and legality,
which are the only mediums in which the
elections may become the expression OF
the true popular will in which the indi-
vidual native as well as foreigner may
enjoy full guarantee. and Iii which the
economic development of the republic
may permit all social classes to gather
the Fl uits Of their labors and the product
OF their capital.
Policy of Government.
by indication OF the constitutional
president ad interim of the republic, Gen
Victoriano Huerta, and with the unani-
nous approval of the cabinet fomred by
Lies Manuel Cara Adalpe. Nemesio Gar
cha Naranjo. Rafael Rebollar. Jose Maria
Lozano and Adolfo de la Lama. as we'll as
Gen. Aurelio Banquet and Lie Agustin
CARA Calindo. secretary of justice. now
charged with the administration of that
office, / have the honor to acquaint the
highly esteemed government of your ex-
cellency, through your exceliency's honor
able office, with this general orientation
of the policy of the government of the re-
public, to the end that all of the cultured
countries by whose friendship Mexico Is
honored may do the executive the justice
of recognizing that his honest and patriot
lie effort is intended solely to bring about
the well being and prosperity of the Mex
lean republic.
II have the satisfaction of renewing to
your excellency on this occasion the as
surance of my distinguished considera-
ton