The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
|GU|l[0T|hE C0NFR0NTS
ENEMIES or CONSTITUTIONAL
|hSURRECT|0M IN MEXICO
Fresck History Recalled by lnnooation Of fRebel
Leaders. Ca.raaza Makes Kaown His Psl;ey
Of Future Cope,asseat. VILE Popular Idol.

1aar-s. April ;.-The suiiiosias
has made its appearance in Mexico
~ = sW~ form of execution and .on-
fsoais the -n-mi9s ut the .onsiisu-
iiosaiisss In tho state at nan i.ai.
ios"si. II ~as i-sss-.1 to-day al Con-
|.-pi,on ii-i Oso. . hase made s,iiiio.
tine ~ss erected and tested With a
isms and said to york .pi-naiaiy. %
Tho policy Of .sp-iiias all span
isrds fsosn Mexico /. q settled ore
with tho s.b-i government. IL sas
learned to-day. sseamins that the
rot" st"ai.is viii soa,ina- their ,is.
sosios,s march asu,hsssa the span.
issds In all tho i-Fsisssy taken siii
t'r esp-ii-d .. sh.s~ ssosa rsss-sa.
u ts believed that tho t.oIirf 80. un.
dUssaorsd brtu--a villa and .4rEansA
at the sssslsst os tho campaign.
4 report offi.isii, si,sn s.is h-r-
Today slst-- that Ges.fsi C.ksiisrs.
hshuex in the Streets sr Tasplra
yesterday. .si--es-i ta .ap.aro Gh-
city snna. Cabaii.su'. report ~as
forwarded from NalAmosa. shssaz
ssssssai t'sbi. sssnsai-s last aish,
~ t'ssn. Texas. Nssii IA sssrs
Saiiy eosa-a s.m@uaisssiaa syum
C.arsst csusnsa s.siisG sisa The
rebel fosvixs pp'isf. ks. L--a made
pablo. Ths letter rad. .. f.ii.-ss
= hsto srua si,h mssa ias-s.s;
N. letter at s~nA'ns shsppssa ~k,sh
sui s-s- So kisa - To forward 10
nes In regard Z. the aaats.ss CON
laiasA shvs.is.. .Ass 10 sssa. she
foiiosiss: pnsn~s . devs admin.
lSoa tos tho As-ssssn people Asa
Hold is great :,~ssaasi sssr-a t'sr.i-
asns wit.@a sna VILLAS j.ssiase
iisysn. tho s~~s-safT OF the raisrs
states Ut NH.fieas ! Ahor ih-F A..
mrs Of a.. srff htGh-si reessii'f
As ~-ii as sa.sai ana r.iIsiesi aiss.
sod TOT that r-assa I thsak ,ha. th.ir
ssieaassips ss-sra Mssisa and tho
.ynrsshy -viarrd Tot sse SrsarjpIrs
OF the N-sscaa tuassisstsonslssss ate
not snIy .iassse bs, -atisrrf Jisias
t.r-.s-, s.a .ss tho s-sssls at 'hr et'
tssing harmoey besue.n ssa aiuss "s
the raus~ vhishA Nave ssr honor To
represent saa the ideal. Of Ararsissn
a-n"fasJs
- pss.srs. saeh . sisa apiaIan and
.sle-ss. at the political parp@s-s and
.asssisy OF the An,-fic,n z"seran-H.
and I sm .o u-ii satisfied as Z. their
loyal fsi-adshis toward Mssisa that
In spite OF the zseal responsibility
which is Imposed upon ap as The
chief Of . we'll artih.d political par
" which reckon. With the iasrlI-v;-
aai. moral. legal and economic .ic-
meats suftistca,iy to BE- snnsusrrcd a
decisive factor In political matters.
not only Of my coan'Ey but foreign
countries as yell. that I have expect
ieas.d no Inconsistency In dcalIns
in sa unofficial and expeditions -ay
with all matters Of an International
character which have been ercsenss
cd by the United states and rrplr ,s
ss,ie because I deem u the duty of
ny party to afford that these r.ia-
ttona be cordial and intimate With
those who in good faith sympa'hi,.
with our purposes and ate in accord
With our aims and ideals.
"As ioas - am at the head Of the
con.tisu,ionaii.t army or in am
other office my policy will be to
strive in such a way "a 10 have our
cur International obligations COM
piled with and ,o have our relations
with foreign governments become
moro and fore especially -i'h such
counttte. a. have their destiny |
linked with the political economy
and commercial interests OF Mexico.
II sincerely regret that incidents
Of an International chsracted should
have given origin TO an inserpreta-
tion no, entirely In accordance with
my real attitude as the chief Of the
onstitutionalists. I have striNeu TO
place myself in tn" legitimate light
desired by tho high aims of our par
ty without overlooking the cordial
suggestions which were offered me
within the attitude jus, expressed
neither evading the responsibility
nor ignoring diplomatic custim and
usage. In pursuance of this attitude
all representations and matters
called to our attention by the United
States in an unofficial way have In
the past received our prompt attcn-