The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-02
'CHIlF EXECUTIVE
FOR EIGHTH TIME

MEXICO CITY. Dec. President
Diaz tonight issued to the Associated
Press the following message address
ed to all nations on the occasion of
his Inauguration for the eighth time
as chief executive of Mexico
Nation Of Stability,
1T is very gratifying 10 ne 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 efforts, a place among tho
lovers of toll. after, having proved its
yalOr In war in patriotic defense OF
country. / am also glad today more
than ever | can declare, that
Mexico belongs definitely to the
group OF nations of assured stability,
because against the firm guarantee of
peace which we possess no influence
tending toward its dissolution can
now or ever prevail
Relations With the United States.
AS TO the relations between Mexico
and the United States and other
friendly nations. never have they been
more cordial as was indicated in Il
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ton OF the centennial of Mexico in.
dependence
Peaceably, and seemingly as a
happy termination of the turmoil
through which the nation has just
passed the ceremonies attending the
taking of the oath Of fealty by Diaz
and Ramon Corral, recently reelected
to the presidency and the vice prosi-
dency, respectively. were held without
incident today There was no dis
cOrdant note, and If the occasion was
shorn OF some OF the brilliant features
OF former years by reason of recent
disturbances there was no lack OF
dignified ceremonial
No Disturbances,
Notwithstanding a realization on tbe
part OF very one that the possibility
of any attempt by foes of the Diaz
administration TO interfere with to-
DAYS Inauguration however remote.
there was a feeling OF relief apparent
among the people at large, doubtless
shared by those In authority when the
event was happily concluded.
There will be no change in the
personnel of the cabinet. In accord
ance with custom, each OF the minis
ters submitted his resignation to tho
chief executive through the minister
Of foreign relations. Each was asked.
however. to retain his portfolio,
cobnet Is Re-aPpointed,
Following is the cabinet as reap
pointed
Minister Of foreign relations
Enrique C. Crcel.
Minister OF Justicc-Justino Fern
andez
Minister Of Public instruction and
Arts-Justo Sierra,
Minitcr OF Fomcnto-Olegario Mo
lima
Miniter Of Communication and Pub.
lie Work-Leandro Fernando
Minister OF War and Marine-Gen.
Manuel Gonzales CoscIo
The inauguration ceremonies oc-
CURED in the temporary quarters OF
the chamber OF deputies in the palace.
The hall was undccorated. plain and
austero. the only emblem visible be-
ing bronze coat OF arms suspended
on the wall of the speakers table.
Along the sides OF the hall were seat
ed the senators and deputies. At the
rear sat few specially invited guests
and above these in balcony were the
diplomatic representatives.
Oiaz Did Not Wear Decoration.
At 1910 O'Clock President Diaz en-
tered the hall He was clad in black.
without decoration OF any character.
AS he strode quietly up the aisle av-
companIed by the vice-presidont and
members of his cabinet, every person
In the house save Or. Manuel Florez.
president OF the chamber of deputies
who was 10 administer the oaths,
arose and remained standing. The
ceremonies consumed less than fifteen
minutes. As each took the oath and
was proclaimed in office, the room
rang with hand-clapping and vivas.
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