Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
PROMINENT MEXICAN
BITTER TOWARD WILSON
Soto Cana Refers to United States
us "Conglomcration Of Adj
venturers."
AMERICAN NOTE CRITICIZED
Minutes of Secret Session Of Con-
ventfon OF Revolutionary Leaders
Given Out by Arthur j. Baldwin,
Who Received Copy From Friend.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
ALBANY, n. Y, August minutes
of the secret session of the convention
Of revolutionary leaders held in Mexico
City to discuss the Mexican note Of
President Wilson were given to-day
by Arthur j. Baldwin, an eminent dele
gate to the Constitutional Convention.
"Quevado. who was Vice-President
of Mexico. presided Mt the secret SEES
sion. Soto Cana was the principal
speaker He characterized the Ameri-
can note as the work of clown, who
has never been able to cope with any
condition. He referred to the United
States us a conglomeration Of adven-
turers.'"
The report OF that speech contains
the following quotations.:
The American note is the work OF
the Cientifcos and the reactionaries
who have sold. their properties to the
magnates OF the United States who are
influential In the trusts. and. there
fore. in politics. These influential
Americans who have purchased prop
critics from the Porfstas. Huertistas.
Clericals and Cientifcos. have man
aged to prevail upon President Wilson
to sign that note, which has not the
The American agent. Duval West
when he was in the south. intimated
that General Carranza had offered SILL
man and himself several million pesos
and very productive concessions If they
would make report to the President
favorable to the Carranzistas.
General Zapata and the indomita BILE
Surlanos refused to give West a single
cent. So he became Indignant against
the Zapatistas and allied himself with
the miserable bandit foreigners who
hypocritically pretended to do charity.
calling themselves the International
Benevolent Society,"
From the understanding had be-
tween the venal West and the adven-
turous Jews OF the international COM
mittee resulted the report. which will
be an eternal insult and perennial in
fanny TO our revolutionists who arc ex-
posing their lives on the battle field
fighting against reaction. clericalism
and for our ideas which are get forth
In free democratic Parliament
"Stupendous calumnies and numer-
GUS infamies are contained in reports
by agents OF the Washington govern
ment. II is stated that the revolu-
tionists are to blame for the famine of
the neutral population Of the capital
that population which n.-s not yet been
punished or expurged Of it's Crimes
iniquities and lowness
IN this accursed report, the for
efgners. Americans especially, stated
that from Carranza and Obregon to
zapata and Balafox. passing over
Villa, Angeles and Gonzales Cara, the
bandits and criminals OF the worst
kind
These foreigners deserve that ar
ticle 33 of the constitution of depor-
tation be applied to them. and II we
really wish to be revolutionists and
patriots we should give that bigoted.
ll-intentioned, unsuccessful professor
compilers Of this report should be
hanged from our legendary cypress
trees IN Chnpultepec.
I'VE should not be scared by this
ridiculous and childish American note,
which. like all that Wilson does. is
nothing but Words. words. words.
The United States must be on it's
guard for sooner or later they will be
dragged into war with Japan. For
this reason, even should he desire. VIII
son will never intervene in Mexico.
Therefore the note Is ridiculous and
meaningless.
II hope the Yankees will intervene
in Mexico. 1t would spell their ruin.
1t would be tho undoing OF the con-
slomeration Of adventurous called tho
United States. They would lose the
Philippines. the Panama Canal, Ha-
waiian Islands. and possibly San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles and Florida.
Let us look into the matter in Its
true light. II Great Britain wins the