Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-19
Fleeing Provisional President
Takes Five Thousand Men
With Him From National
Capital,
CORRESPONDENCE WITH
CARRANZA GENERAL
Expresses Wish to Join With
Oregon and End Anarchy.
Caused by Peon Command
er and Zapata,

NV AesNtNa touNNAt eftcift LUAneO wlssl
Washington, Jan, Is. -. General
Fmneiseo villa, cummandrr-in.chief
OF the forces controlled hy the con.
tSnuon In session at Mexico Cir. was
due TO reach the capital tonleht TO
assist Colonel Rogue GonHaleE Garsa.
selected py the convention as tempo.
rarN executive to succeed General
Eulalio Gntiorrpg, Adviees 20 this cf.
feet reached The state department 10.
day together wlih the information
that while the capital was "wcll pro-
tcetcd and pollccd thorc has beon
some executions Tor disorders, ana the
populacc was uneasy over tho general
situation.
The reasons for the departure OF
General Gutierrez have not yet been
explained to the state department
aud the belief prevails that with the
1900 troops accompanying him from
Mexico city nnd Generals Blanco and
Rohles, he is endeavoring either TO
jcin General ubregon and the Car
rama element or Intends 10 sot up an
independent faction,
conspired Against Villa.
Light was thrown on The conduct
of Gutierres tonight by tho receipt
here from Vera cruz of the copies Of
letters said to have been exchanged
between General Gutierrez and Con.
erals pbregon and Candida Aguilar
dated January T. approximately The
time when Gutierrez announced TO
the convention that be was wording
on plans for the pacifoation VI Mex
leo Briefly, his plan was said TO be
to unite with Generals obrogon and
Aguilar IN deposing General villa
from control Of the convention
forces. Elizo Arfedondo. head of the
CarranzH agency here. made public
the text Of the correspondence. The
letter purportine 10 have been signed
by General Gutierrez, follows
Generals Alvnro Ohregnn and Can.
dido Aguilar Wherever Thcy May
BE.
"My Dear Colleagues by virtue OF
a decision reached between Generals
Jose L. llobles, minister of war; Lu.
clio Blahcn. minister OF the interior.
Eugenio Aguifrc 1lennviden albRti-
tute secretary of war and myself. We
believe II patriotic and honest to nd
dress you In order TO point OUT the
Of you auHpending Your
advance towards this capital while
we arc formulating plan of cnm-
paign that we intend e. purNe
against General Francisco Villa whom
we have always had tho intention Of
entirely from the cDnvon.
tonallsi army aud from All public
Of our country
Northern Chiefs With Them.
For your information, ! must toll
you that delegales have arrived hero
from Tie states Of 'rnmailpnH, Coa-
hula, NueVo tcon aud Stu Luis 70.
tos and hHge stated that the forces |
which are operating IN those stutea |
are willing ~ support The altitude |
which this government may assume
against villa aud that very few fol- !
towers VIII second his policy Of bril- !
sandage and desolallon, because u
number of honest chiefs 0r the north.
I'm division are also willing 10 Coz !
irate With u.s.
y desire 10 point ouf to sou that |
I is our intention 10 oecupy the prin- I
'ipal public offices of our country.
lut to dse at OF our activities. good
glll and patriotism 70 the end that
,eaeo may be restored IN the land.
70 attain this end. we are eudc0vOr-
ng to accomplish the union of aIl
he reyolutlonarife who have no ex.
personal ambitions. but are
minated with The common desire 70
ave our country from anarchy and
uia.
II trust that as soon as this COM
reaches your hands g0o
VII give me reply which I have no Z
ioubt Will be agreeable 10 our pur.
jose
Your aaeeiionate friend and col.
eagne.'
aenefal ObfcGoas Reply.
Genefu1 Obfeg0ns answer was
IuDtsd - TOilDNBs ti
"Puebla. Jan f., 1915, III
General Bnlali0 Gutierrez Z,
Ny Dear Friend and Colleague 7
age Just received p0at commando
ION 0f the 7th instant IN which ia
our own name aud IN the names OF
Ii0bies, Agnierre. Bsnavides
nd fsiane0. you express the desire
hat our advance toward Mexico iCty
hotiid be suspended until yoa begin
our campaign against Vita and me
len who follow him III hts work 81
riganaage and desolati0n In
= am pleased 70 see that you have
ofde 70 understand the Justice Of the
ght we have waRed from the be-
inning against the viliista faction.
moving that the worst crime ihat