The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-02
MexiCO's Chief Executive Is InaugHated With Simple
 Ceremonies
NJ D|SCORDANT NOTE
 MARS TIE OCCASION
No Change Is Made in the Cabinet as Each Minister Is Retained-Am- bassador Wilson FeIicitates
 Diaz in short Speech

Mexico City, December Tt is very gratifying to me to say that my heart is full of faith in the progress of a people who, like the Mexican, has known how to conquer by it's own ef- forts place among the lovers of toll after having proved it's valor in war in patriotic defense of country and that never as today could I declare that Mexico belongs definitely to the group or nations of assured stability, because against the firm guarantee of peace which we possess no influence tend ing toward its dissolution. can now or ever shall be able to prevail
 As to the relations between Mex ico and the United States and other l Friendly nations never have they been more cordial, was indicated in d convincing manner during the celebra- ton of the centennial of Mexico's in- | dependence.
 The above is the authorized message of President Diaz to all nations on | the eve of his inauguration Tor the eighth time as chief executive of the Mexican nation. given expression | through the medium of the Associated Press.
 
 | Peaeeably and seemingly as d happy termination of the turmoil through | which the nation has just passed the ceremonies attending the taking of the oaths of fealty by General Diaz and Ramon Corral, recently reelected to the presidency and vice presidency respectively, were conducted today There was no discordant note and if the occasion was shorn of some of it's brilliant festive features of former years by reason of recent disturbances , there was no lack of dignihed cere- } monial.
 Notwith standing a realization on tie part of every one that the possibility of an attempt by foes.of f,tle Diaz ad- minlstration to interfere with today's inauguration was remote. there was feeling of relief apparent among the people at large which doubtle was shared by those in thority when the event was happily concluded.
 There will be no change in the per- sonnel of the cabinet.
 Tn accordance with custom, each of the ministers submitted his resignation to the chief executive through the minister of foreign relations. Each was asked how ever, to retain his portfolio:
 The New Cabinet Following is the cabinet as reappointed:
 Minister of foreign relations, Enrique Creel
 Minister of justice, Justine Fernandez
 Minister of public instruction and arts, Justo Sierra.
 Minister of Fomento. oegario Molina l Minister of communications and public works, Leandro Fernandez.
 Minister of hacienda and public credit, Jose Ives Limantour.
 Minister of war and marine, Gen. Man. uel Gonzales Cosio.
 The inauguration ceremonies occurred s,, fV,r fl, Der of deputies in the palace. The hall was undecorated. plain and austere the only emblem visible being a bronze coat of arms, suspended on the wall back of the speakers table. Along the sides of the hall were seated the senators and deputies, at the rear a few specially in- vited guests. and above these in a bal cony were the diplomatic representatives.
 At 10:10 a President Diaz entered | the hal clad in black without | decor al 15 character As he strode o' 5 tfe t, accompanied by the V fat a.e 1embers of his cab in, the house. save | Dr. president of the | chan lll' vho was to ad- | minis, ta and remained standin.
 The cei 1t4 1t less than 15 minutes. a- eses ath and was proclaimed rl-t e ea' rang with | hardclappins i.
 
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 The presiden,F 4aa olomats were driven inn. a 70 tional palace by the sa fza ,d Tn coming by his sta.t tR e4 cers and the presidential hna S cts were lined with spec. t.tseT Niisd with handclapping se etsiirs | personages passed.
 Flags and bunting gs s ef holiday appearance.
 At the palace President the congratulations of depu sif | various branches of the gov 1 few minutes later he received mats in his private chambers. Hs dor Henry Lane Wilson, as dea | corps. made formal address. w was responded to by the presidel Wns0n's Address
 Tn presenting congratulations as e a | of the diplomatic corps. Ambassador Vii | son said:
 "It is my pleasure and duty. in represen- | tation of the diplomatic corps resident | in Mexico, to express to your excellency | their congratulations upon the suspicious | events of this day, which signifies the approval of your administration by tnJ sfexican people and crowns the patriots labors of more than quarter of a ceI tury with tine respect and confidence or the world
 'The marvellous development of Mexico during the successive administrations to | which your excellency has been called by the mandate of the suffrage of your fell low citizens, the moral and material pro- gress which have been achieved, the firm position of tho public credit and the faith felt by the nations antl the rulers Of the world in the stability and responsibility of this government, are matters of com mon history, which, however well known. may be repeated with profit upon this oc- casion which is so profoundly signih- cant for the future of the republic
 Tn behalf of my colleagues, l aga'n offer to your excelency their sincere felis itations and the expressions O. Inc united prayers that you may be spared many years of usefulness to devote to the urogress and happiness of the MeNicaa people whose wellbeing we are assured
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