New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
SAYS D|AZ WILL WIN
Editor, Back from Mexico. Ger
tain Revolt Will Fail.

Rafael o Galvan. editor Of Las Move
dads who reeentIy returned TO this city
from {. trip to Mexico with whose condi-
tions he is probabiy no ccnversant than
any other persca ~ Evv York. gave 1t IS
his o1iaiou ycSterdz- ;taj although the dis
patches from Mexico ia1i ate q wide area
of disorder. the government would Re able
TO handle the situation and put an end To
the uprising.
II say this said Senor GaIvan. because
know the resources which President Diaz
can depend on to restore order in the cCUn-
try and also because % the nature of the
insurrection Francisco 25adero. who il
said to be at the head Of the movement 70
doubt has considerable money. which he
would be able to employ to further mis- O." =
interests. and dc not care 10 comment on
! the possible motives that aetuated him i'
/ take arms against President Diaz, bit / = IL
/ say that the affair is of a personal charac-
| ter and that Madero has not got the sEClp2-
thy OF the Mexican people.
/ The leading people Of tic county, stand
| by General Diaz. and there car he n' nova
rlent that could succeed in deposias h.tE1
as the popular idol of the Mexicans- e
sides this President Diaz has an absolutely
! loyal army. the government has MONEY ana
/ y
especially the United States. To NY mind
the thought that the army may not stand
/ by President Diaz is ridiculous. He is the
! father OF the fighting force of the republic
/ and he has made OUT of an unframed and
undisciplined force fine army approx
mating thirty eight thousand in number
! 1T should be understood that this so
called fnsurrecrion Is not a movement OF
| the people and is not of a general character
and cannot succeed. ! do not credit the
! report that General Bernardo Reyes will go
| TO Mexico from Europe to take part IN the
uprising II he contemplated making any
stand in The field against Diaz he would do
! it in his own interest and not follow some
/ body else.
AS to the economic aspect of the affair,
| it is not difficult 20 understand the high re-
/ gard In which President Diaz is held by the
/ best element OF his own people as well q,
| by the foreigners. II Is because II has
| been through his efforts that Mexico has so
wonderfully developed commercially. and
! his continuance at the head of the govern
| nent is a guarantee of the safety of prop
erty Perhaps under no other man. tn the
/ period that he was President, could the re-
sources have been so advantageously de-
veloped as under General Diaz- At present
| he is surrounded by some men who can De
| relied upon safely to guide the President
| through the passing storm One of these IS
| Senior Enrique Creel, formerly Mexican
| Ambassador to the United States and now
! Minister Of Foreign Relations. He is a
| thorough patriot and a man OF extraordf-
nary ability, who represents the best ele-
ment of the country His standing IN Mex
! leo as we'll as in the United States IS Ger
tain TO prove of great aid to President Dfaz
| in handling the present situation
. The insurrection cannot but fail. and II
will make President Diaz stronger than ever
/ before, for IL will prove the rutfltty Of try
! ing to interfere with the progress Of Mex
/ leo for purposes that could be OF advantage
J to only a few men and probably TO the
detriment of millions OF dollars worth Of
property"