Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24

resorting to revolution as the only prac-
| teal and effective means to free them
selves from this shameful situation.
Outlines Restoration Program.
The program Of restoration embraced
| by the renovating movement may be
synthesized as follows:
Strict and absolute respect for human
life, origin and source Of all rights,
whether natural, civilian or political.
Effective guarantees for the exercise
of individual liberties, in all their mani
festations, and especially in those
phases which have been so ALPHABETICALLY
and criminally Knocked and jeered by
the Gales dictatorship, such as the
| freedom of conscience, freedom In re-
ligious matters, freedom Of the press,
freedom of labor, etc.
Absolute EFFECTIVELY OF the basic prin-
ciple Of our political organization.
which is the following: "All public
power comes from the people and
should be used for the benefit OF the
people"
To make this principle living reality
it Is of the utmost necessity to create
examples of honesty, sincerity and good
faith in our democratic practices and
to restore the fundamental law OF the
republic, the principle Of non-re-elec-
ton. barring all those who have been
constitutional Presidents Of Mexico from
ever rising to the presidency again.
Sanction and consolidation OF the So
cial, political and economical redemp-
ton of the workers Of Mexico and OF
Mexico's exploited classes, by facing all
national problems, especially those re-
lated to industrial and agricultural
| laborers, with serene criterion, wholly
separated from all individual aims and
inspired only by public interest, justice
and good faith.
Moral Redemption Held Vital.
To attain this goal it Is necessary to
| replace the poisonous idea OF revenge
which has been planted in the minds
/ of the humble classes by professional
| reapers of hate, with the saving notion
Of harmony. equilibrium and co-opera-
! ton, on q plane Of order, justice and
equity.
| Systematic moral and intellectual re-
| denption Of the people. TO make Of this
| redemption the firm basis Of organic
peace and Of the empire Of our institu-
| tons.
To achieve this policy of moral puri-
fication Is needed. especially in oft1cial
circles, which. to the shame OF the
country, have been converted by Gales
| In schools of crime, of selfish CONNER
cial interests, of vice and Of corruption.
! The roofing of this program OF resto-
ration in the heart of the people has
| no parallel in the history OF Mexico.
| The army of the renovating movement
is received everywhere with applause
and flowers, in the cities as well as In
the country.
More than $4,000 civilians are now
fighting with arms against the Gales
dictatorship, besides the powerful and
organized army units which, in COM
pliance with their duty have cour-
ageously espoused the cause of the peo-
pie.
Were 1t possible for the directors OF
the movement duly to satisfy the de-
mands for arms and ammunition which
daily are received from all corners OF
the republic, more than 100000 men
would be available for war duties in
less than Is days, ready to finish once
and for all the ignominious regime OF
Gales.
The final triumph of the revolution
cannot be doubted. The sweeping
force of its armies Is fundamentally
based on the moral strength Of justice,
of sound ideals, and Of faith.
There is no human power capable Of
drowning in blood or Stacking with
chains the irrepressible longing for
freedom, order and justice which are
nested in the national conscience.
| Copyright, 1929 by North American News
paper Alliance.)