Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-23
HOPEFUL FEELING -
PREV AiENT IN MENIC0

/ HofIitI FEELING -
PREV NLENT IN MENICo
Mexico CITY JUS 90 Prospects for
e peaceful termination Of the angied
situation here grew brighter today
with the announcement from Car
rama sources ln the capital that me-
eotiations with Provisional President
Francisco Carbaai Tor the transfer
lof the government % the constltu-
tonsiisis "wero proceeding favor
ably"
The same hopeful view WIS taken
by tho Cnrbajal officials and il IS un-
derstood this means thai General Car
rama had agreed Co general ann
nesty which was the chief point for
which Carbaial has been contendine
The advance guard II General Az
varo obregous force Of 5000 con-
stitutionalisis s. az TuiA. within am
hours ride of the capital. and the re-
malndcr Of this army Is in the viein-
+ ity of Quaretaro 100 miles 10 the
north where il is bling for
peaceful advance on Mexico city.
General Ohreeon. who is a staunch
supporter az General Neuustiano car
rama. probably viii be the first Of
the eonstitutlonahst commanders to|
arrive here and his force Is believed
to be sufficient 10 insure the capital
against internal disorder or the at-
tacks Of the bandit groups now ace
tive in the south
General Ohregon's advance guard
numbers 300 men. but il IS thought
improbable that these would attempt
Co reach the eitY until the entire army
was close behind them
The impression prevails here that
the IIucrta congress will not meet
again aud that the next session in the I
chamber ~ deputies will be that ot
the members Of Madero's congress +
which WAS dissolved by General fu-
erta last October
A majority Of the Madero congress
men are gathered here awaiting the
sanction If General carranza to re-
assemble and elect provisional pfesi-
dent to succeed Cafhaial and to hold
Office untfl general election can be
held.
steps toward voluntary dissolution ~
resignation but such action is consid-
cred unnecessary as the term Of Of
flee 81 the Madero congressman viii /
not terminate Until September 10
next II IS probable the only reeog-
milton that VIII be accorded 10 the
acts of the Huerta congress will be
those involving the eountry's financial
status and the old congress will pro-
coed as though its deliberations had /
never been interrupted
In spite of the hard fighting which
has been IN progress the last few days
between the federal forces supported
81 detachments Of the capital police
md the rebel bands which have been
attacking the small towns Just south
# Mexico CITY the capital Is going
thout les ordinary affairs apparently
indsturhea
The cafes and theaters are throne
"a as tsrai and the streets are crowd
Il. Banks are open and building OPP
.rstlens afe going on uninierfuptediy
Few citizens appear To- be concerned
iyer the negotiations between PreSl-
lent Carbaial and General Carranza.
eemlng To feel confident that the rev.
hutton IS over and that the transfer
Il authority merely is a question Of
Ietail
Huerta's last act before hc embark
"a on the German cruiser Dresden at
'uerto Mexico yesterday tended To
trengthen this feeling. The former
.ietator telsgraphcd 60 the governors
4 the various states under federal
ontrol Urging them to recognize
Provisional President cafbaial and tol
he Wm every aid ia restoring order
nd terminating hloodshed.
This advice will be followed gem
rally. t IS believed TN political cir
les here and President carhaial and
a. consumtionallst provisional presi-
emit who succeeds him viii be given
al assurances Of the loyalty OF che
arions governors.
Part of the famous fVtnty-ninih
egiment which escorted General tlu-
rta a. me- coast returned 90 tho cap
ai taday setting Al rest many Wild
amors as ta what course that orsan-
etan would follow
General yehsco, President carba
lis min ter 1T war announced to-
ay That the remainder II this rsgi-
ient was en route 10 the capital and
.ouid arrae later IN The day
Garcia Naranio, minister &c public
sstruetion under ex-provis.onal Pres
TENT Huefm. and the last msmher ol
Be- liucri8 cabinet to leave the city
frted ier Vera cruz today bound for
eW York