The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
MEXICAN CONGRESS
WORRIES CARRANZA
LIMITATION OF POWER TALK
Newspapers uf Country Violently At
lacking Cabrera. Secretary OF
Treasury for Ills Statement,

WASIll>GTON, Aug. IS, Advices
reaching Washing on thruueh of.i-
Ciai channels Indicate that the re
cent activities uf Luis cabrera, sec
retary OF the ircasurY - Mexico and
Schuffno, head OF the petroleum
bureau Of The department OF indus
try, commerce and labor. have been
for the purpose Of bringing hnck into
line the Mexican congress and mem
hers OF supreme court, VINO, II Is IN
dicatcd, are somewhat out OF stop
with the CarranLa regime. 1nl' was
the Interpretation OF events hJ state
department officials when thtS tolr-
cast that the advice TO the supreme
court by cabrera was OF an OH 'ai
character instead of being ,H-ot''I'
as was at first supposed. tahierd
urged the supreme court not 10 mas
ten the hearing Of the Amparo cases
brought @betOre the court ny h'
American oil companies The cases
nro aimed directly Ht the pres den
unl de,iecs which led the United
states british, Dutch ana fIeheh
governments TO file vigorous pro
lest. because they were regarded AS
an offorl AT ConfIscatiun OF foreign
ouned properties II now Is appat-
ent according to adNicos irolH "eN-
leo City. thAt there Is deIlhlIe ~
fnrr In congress to withdra" iroH
rnrran2a the extraordinary powers
In finance under which he issued ttls
"sn,ilatiou" DEGREES. II IN poi"'e"
an, ',nti-CarranZa leaders IN con
rreas that Withdrawn OF lhN po.
gron, The president would prevent q
condition of legislation by theAe ~
ecntive decrccs and would ease NV
international situation ,,,o-
Mexico city newspapers "i' -,
Iontiy attacking Cabrera, R'Go'u.hs
ia advices, especially hechu''
nuhuc statement rccrnV lh"u. ~
him in which he accused th' w"
Iran pcopie OF lack OF pa'ilo''bI' A.
tbls time. This statement was .3 tnau
in view OF the recently Puu','
declaration that SO per cent U. w"
Mexican people would looh ~
American Intervention with NUM-
encc and 80 per cent or the euuV",s"
class would welcome IL. OHe " ~
Mexico city newspapers shSS .la,
from the first year children III ra semUo,
are taught 10 bear hl-"ll'
the United states" - a..
AS years go by" continues the
article, "and we grow older they
toIk TO us about the two sister re-
publics Inspired by the Same ldeaIs'
economic and diplomatic relations
Then one day along comes "A gov
rrnment official. who for his own
improper ends, attempts TO lncite
and excite the people by demanding
that we organize manifestations
against the white house. why Be-
cause Of the errors committed by
our own government. Then the next
dav because IL suits new turn IN
political affairs. We are told 10 go
easy. and wo never know the rea
SON"
II IS pointed out that Hucrta useu
this maneuvcr TO increase his mill
tary force, saying that they would
be sent against the Americans then
occupying Vera Cruz; but the re-
cruits were sent against VIVA ana
Carranza In the north. Tho news
paper article continues;
THE complaint about patriotism
which Ia non existent In Mexico, ~
only called upon by such follows hs
Cabrera. Everyone in Mexico wants
an honest settlement OF the p"tro-
Icum question. but Cabrera comes
alonr and tries to antagonize the
peoples wishes