The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11

10 them. insofar a. such fndemnities
may be just. and. which are to be de-
termined by . procedure to be estab-
nsned later. The government shall
also assume the responsibility Of legi-
innate financial obligations.
,@Ths nrst concern Of the censsi-
Ia. ana Jrs. sit aS the SsvnSs q
foreisn shall equally enjoy the benz,
in keeping 70 the A spirit ~ so ,1srsa
conn sssr % crimes OF the common
With the necessities OF the country and
exempt tsose UNDER :, n o. nc In. wa" ssvii in re
sponsibilities they may have incurred.
The constitutional laws OF
OF rsfor no wh, ssdsr r, sss nam me OF
which guarantee the Individual right of
and SsSoS, o. Mem MS public
order. shall be strictly observed. there
fore. no one shall suffer IN life freedom
belief. Temples shall continue TO be
the property OF the nation according TO
government shall all sasin ' eeds t FOR the
purpose OF worship those which may be
necessary.
/. 10 Con0Doadon-
"t-There shall be no considerations
be solved by an equitable distributor
by the recovery OF those lots which may
nave been ills gaily taken from indivi-
a sSs or eoIms,nitis.; ~ the purchase
land. n necessary; by all other means
OF acquisition permitted by the laws OF
forbids privileges and therefore. all
kinds OF properties regardless OF who
the owners RAY be. whether operated
the proportional payment of a tax in
accordance with just and equitable
All property iegitimately acquir-
ed from individuals or legal govern
ments and which may. not constitute a
privilege or monopoly shall be re-
"sEThc peace and safety Of a nation
depends from the clear CONGRATULATIONS
shall take pains i'm developing public
education. and to this end IL shall utilize
/ permitting the estabiishment OF private
schools subject 10 our laws"
Other articles refer for the establish
by the election OF municipal councils
and then by the election OF a federal
S render so s ses OF me una /, msy
have OF the executive power 50 that de-
crees previously made may be enacted
OF rejected. The congress II Is stipu-
lated. will convene an election for presi-
dent and vice president throughout the
republic and as soon as this takes place
tive power TO the president-elect
M. Diaz Lombardo. foreign minister OF
the convention government. and Enrique
night issued the following statement.
villa Agents statement;
The decision reached by the Pan
American conference means that the
American nations recognize the triumph
OF the revolution begun and led by
Carranza and Villa This feet Is a
| source of satisfaction to all who have
contributed their efforts In the struggle
against Cientifico rule.
'our opinion is that IL is very doubt
full whether the conferees have acted
ia faction IL the only one with the cs-
sentials OF recognition as the defacto
government inasmuch as that decision II
based on recent military successes which
! cannot be regarded as conclusive or
permanent. The conventionist faction
has yet at its disposal powerful ele-
| ing territory within the boundaries of
which there are no Carranza forces.
The decision OF the conferees has
| surprised US because ~ IL not consist
ent with the precedent established by
the American governments which took
part Ia the conference. The policy pre-
Niously followed was to recognize only
the defacto governments which were
based on the consent. tacit or otherwise
OF the nation. No such consent has been
accorded Carranza's rule.
surely the convcntionist party will
continue the struggle. Sooner or later
II VIII demonstrate 10 the world that tho
/ mexican people wish the establishment
Of a legal government and viii not toll
crate a dictatorship Of indefinite tenure
and Inefficient administration. such as
or unwiilingness to organize a cabinet
and suppress the frequent armed move
ments against his authority"