Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-19
Provisional President Madero
to Leave at Once for Capital
to Arrange PreIimlnarieS Of
Taking Over Government, ,
BOTH SIDES ELATED
OVER ENDING OF WAR
Program Calls for Elimination
of Entire Diaz Cabinet With
Exception Of De La Barra
Who Succeeds Diaz.

iBy Morning journal SD-s'a1 Leased Wire
Juarez. Mex. May 1S.-Provisionnl
President Francisco ]. Madero's an
nouncement today that he would leave
for Mexico City within two days to
participate in a reconstruction of the
federal government, calculated to
tranquiize turbulent Mexico, was the
signal tonight for general exodus of
political chiefs, go-betweens, ct al,
who feel that the scene of peace ne
gotiations Is about to be shifted to
the capital city
Peace agreements, official conces-
sions and the machinery of the hast
lily constructed provisional govern
ment has been temporarily swept
aside by the anticipation that Senior
Madero will quietly arrange with the
federal government a lasting peace
and political emancipation.
Judge Carbajal, the federal envoy,
will leave tomorrow. Already the
provisional governors, who expect TO
be retained in that capacity through
the official recognition or elections of
the legislatures of the five states
Chihuahua, Sonora, Zacatecas, Goa
hula and Sinaloa-are preparing to
leave tomorrow for the state capitals
there to await Instructions from Mex
leo City as to the time for their as
sumption of gubernatorjal togas.
Judge Carbaial is elated because he
thinks it sill will be- unnecessary to
sign any real peace pact, an artifi-
eial document, hefbelieves, between
two parties, one fslf which practically
expires when the document is signed.
Senor Maderofis also elated. Antici-
patton eager and joyous, beamed in
his face as she walked up and down
the least room of his white house
here, his eyes sparkling and his fin
gers nervously sharpening the point
of his goatee.
Peace. peace" he repeated slowly
as he meditated upon the fruits of
the advisory powers offered him
which he believes when digested will
mean his rise to presidential zenith,
peace Is bound to come. l am going
to work very hard our demands are
well known. We want merely what
is reasonable, but we must be guar
anteed these things. l am glad that
| shall be able to effect those guar
antees by personal activity"
The members Of the provisional
cabinet gathered ut the long table Of
the cabinet room, talking rapidly
about the dispatches of last night.
They delyed for reasons but stopped
short, unanimously declaring that the
government had quietly surrendered
with the hope of making Mexico
more exemplary country. Not a few
Of the leaders, after the first wave OF
JOY subsidized, began to wonder about
the exact procedure which is to eff
feet peace.
DR.. Vasquez Gomez, next to Ma
dero, the chief rebel thinker, ad-
mitted that there was much thinking
yet to be done before a modus oper-
andi could be decided upon. He do
clared peace, of course, practically
was in effect now. but he thought
some kind OF an unofficial under
standing by telegraph or otherwise
should be established with the Mexi
can government before the departure
of the rebel leaders. He realizes for
instance that such things as cabinet
reorganization, the placing of the gov
ernors In power and other details
concerning the exact reconstruction
OF the federal government aimed at
by those who desire peace cannot be
written into any agreement. Senor
de La Rarra, for instances, cannot OF
iicially promise to name anyone to
mis- new cabinet. The federal gov
eminent too, only can suggest to the
state legislatures the appointment OF
certain provisional governors. But
such points as the payment OF indem-
mites, the pensioning OF soldiers and
the like. which are strictly depart
mental matters he wants arranged be-
Tore Senior Madero leaves. This is
the proposition which he will submit
to the provisional cabinet tomorrow,
nd about which Judge Carbajal ex-
'cts to receive some instructions De-
e tomorrow afternoon. They are
Ills but they must be arranged,
iuks DR.. Gomez and at least a tel
'aphic understanding about the fu-
course of events In Mexico City
ild be effected.
NJ. Il Is understood here, Provision
81. lsident Madero is to go to Mexi-
~. where he probably will first
t,,t,, Avee by Senor De La Barra. thu
a., of foreign relations. 1hete'
,e ,,,,..l w.d map out the course TO
ntoxt1- md, Or. Gomez to arrive In
sts.sivv s,,s, - a lAty few days later. The
H., vt which II is believed viii
~ ~ viii be to effect an amlc-
,o .ors 49, ION nv the present COVER
,'Ia a,.u w w introduction of men pop
o,,, -. restore quiet through
vo,,orns r,e s's The question of the
~, thns., 1erequisite to peace
-. M medium alone IL is
ss,, .npsvS,a' LTut, uiltty be realized
na,vAss. ,.,'. ~ i',a's' proposition of n
~" ieunl. Gent will be taxi
according f. the i,fantions ~
Senior Nader ani Nt eeiiauora and
~ss.rs s.', WIS nat' - named for inn
of the elght nenaps ~ ,e H. now cab
met will bt MAJ f',,t IL. ,bo
suggestion ~ the - -. ,..n 90
OF a man sfae efea ~ :, ,..ssare.' - -
an offieer tn tn s.A,.
the ministry Of ~ s s'." ,',,a, ".aay a,Is M.