New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
l)l,regon Told
10 Beware End
Madero Met
Lib era l-C.onstitusi0naIiss
Deputies I'm Warming Also
Charge Gales and Huerta
Are Presidents Enemies
Radicals Storm Chamber
Firenien Break Up Crowds;
Executive Stand on Riot
ing Praised by 2 Papers

MEXICO. CITY. Msy fs.--''Bewsre
the fate of Francisco Madero, who
failed Co heed solicitations to change
his policy and feli," was the warning
sent to President 0bregon last night
By Liberal -Constitutionalist members
oe the Chamber of Deputies and the
Senate. 1t was contained in a memo
rial drafted at caucus Of the Liberal
Constitutionlists, and it made pointed
charges that P. Elias Gales, Secretary
of the Interior. and Adolfo de la
Huerta, former President and now
Secretary of the Treasury, had at
tempted to cause disaffection against
the Obregon administration. The dccu-
ment was signed by iS8 Deputies and
several Senators.
Referring to the necessity Of Presi-
dent 0bregon changing his policy ina
mediatelv, the memorial said:
ain connection with the Invasion of
The Chamber OF Deputies by Radicals
last week, the press has published your
statements, which are almost Identical
with those made officially by the Con-
federation of Syndicated Workers. You
have stated the attack was of small
importance, but this Is q statement
WAtCa Is 4J aUSVl0tS N6Kis1uCS WAt0 &kA
the concepts of society"
In conclusion, the memorial declared
that Francisco Madero's friends were
Convinced of the disieyaity OF some OF
his alleged supporters, 1t said these
friends had visited Madero in 1913 and
told him it was necessary for him to
change. his policy.
Reminded of Madero Tragedy
eBut Madero," the memorial went
on, confident of his popularity, blind
In his incapacity to conceive of wrong
and sure of the loyalty of those who
were represented as disloyal, needed
not, and within month there was be-
gun the most prolonged tragedy this
nation has ever known. At this mo-
nent members of the Mexican Con-
gress who have signed this document
call upon you TO make supreme ef-
fcrt that history may not be repeated,
and place at your service their loyalty
and patriotism and their wishes for
she prosperity of the nation"
Secretaries COLES and De la Huerta
were charged with attempting to use
their Offices to propagate radicalisn1
There was no request made, however,
for the designations OF the two mem
bers of the Cabinet.
Radical sympathizers attempted to
force their way into the Chamber last
night to attack members Of the Lib
eral- l-Constitutionalist party while they
we're holding a caucus. The men en-
gagged in the disorder were dispersed
by the Fire Department.
Nremen Break Up Park Meeting
The streets near the Congressional
Building were filled all the afternoon
with idly curious persons who were
awaiting Developments. Aurelia Man
flgue, q Socialist Deputy, made an irn-
fashioned harangue, and large numbers
sathered to break into the Chamber.
fbe tamely arrival of the firemen
stoppeN the demonstration, and the
adicafs transferred their activities to
Aiameda Park, in the center Of the
city, but the fremen again interfered
Hd the crowd was dispersed. One So
ialist Deputy, who demonstrated with
#olicernen, was arrested.
In the mean time the members Of the |
Liberal as-Constitutionalist party had Left |
ne building. Some were openly carsy- |
ing arms, but there were no attacks |
made upon them.
An explanation was made later in |
Inc evening that there was no attempt |
made to prohibit Socialist Deputies
rom entering the Chamber, but that |
the doors had been closed to forestalI |
= possible demonstration by spectators. |
The crowds around the building, how
ever, we're led TO believe there was |
governmental discrimination against
the Socialists and in favor of their OPP
eoHents.
The only Mexico City newspapers to !
comment editorially to-day on presi- |
dent Obregon's declarations regarding
the invasion of the Chamber of Depu-
ties and the recent rioting at Morelia |
were El Universal and The Excelsior,
10th Of which praise the chief execu-
Tive without reserve for mia stand.