The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-01-02

The despatch quotes the London
Spectator as saying that the terms start
governor of Coahuila. - In the decree re.
erred to by General Carranza he am.
plifed the declarations of the Plan of
Guadalupe by outlining reforms which
be mentions further on in this state.
ment p" '.s q. :
How Did He Get Money! Ills
OF the military groups that were
formed to fight the Huerta usurpa.
tion the divisions Of the Northwest.
the Northeast, the East, the Center and
the South operated under the direc.
ton of the first chief. There existed
between him and these divisions n
perfect harmony and complete
union in the manner of carrying out
the end proposed. The same harmony
did not exist with regard to the divi-
sion Of the North, which, under the
leadership of Francisco Villa, dis
played from the beginning individual
istic tendencies, and finally withdrew
completely from the obedience which
it owed to the general headquarters
of the constitutional revolution,
following the dictates of it's own will
TO such a degree that even now the
first chief is ignorant of the means
which Villa employed to obtain funds
with which to maintain his Camppi n,
the amount Of these funds OF the use
he made of them. a .' 1874.
4 When in the summer of 1914 Hnerta
finally was oyerthrown and the tri-
,nmphant revolution reached the CAPT.
tai Of the republic, efforts were made
to organize in proper manner
provisional government. It Yves pre-
pared to listen and yield TO the de.
mand of public opinion and satisfy
the imperious exigencies Of the social
reform that the people required. in
accomplishing this work II WIS cheek.
ed by the difficulties which the reac.
tionary party had been fomentipg, even,
in the midst of the division Of the
North, with the evident intention Of
Frustrating the triumphs obtained by
the efforts of the constitutionalist'
army. - 49,. % ....
Convention Of Leaders -
The first chief. with the authority
vested in him as head Of the consti.
tutionslist cause. DESTROYS of organic.
rs P.y,,.i,sr''t.,at ;Soli ~ ="
sceofuahee WIFE the ldeals ana Ten
ueneies OF tne men VINO WIN arms I'D
tionalist revolution, and who for this
reason were intimately imbued with
the ideals which they had been seek
ing 10 reahHe, convened IN me oity OF
mexico meet'nS OF generals, COVE:
erhors ana ieaaerS WIN tne command
oL troops "a orper tnat vi together
shouiu stuuya Pr2gram OF govern
uneh.; oeMonstrate IN genera syntns'
81 tne reforms heeded 70 accomplish
,ns soelal redemption OF the people
ouiluipg upon new iounnAllohs lhe
Son0mleai, soclal ana PoiVlcai .oraer
~ lhe hauohi ana wmcn convention
Snouid appoint I'M. FORM ana the
proper time 70 feestapltsh the constr
tutlohai order. ~. liz
AZ that time u was necessary TO
postpone immediate Accomplishment OF
this purpose for the reason that the
generals, governors and leaders who
attended the meetings OF tue mill
tary convention IN the CITY Of Mexico !
thought convenient that all the
armed elements that took part in the
struggle against Huerta 3 usurpation
should be represented in II. Some sof
these elements bad RETAINED from Mt!
tending the convention under the pre-
text that no guarantees had been given
them and also on account Of the re,
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