New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-08
President to Decide for Himself When Peace
Is Restored-Madero Agrees to An
other Armistice-EIalts His Men
THFYHAD STARTED FOR CAPITAL
Daz Will Fight to Maintain Dignity Of Government and
Personal Prestige Be Assured internal. Con-
d;tons Are Such That Resignation Won't
Plunge Mexico Into Anarchy

: FL Paso. Tex. May General Ma
dero announced late tonight that ne
would agree to another armistice. dur
/ ing which peace negotiations might be
resumed.
When Madero heard the news from
Mexico CITY concerning President rrazs
resignation no Immediately gave orders
10 have troops stop marching. Cour'ers
were sent ahead to halt the advance
guard.
IT naturally am very glad to hear that
President Diaz has made the announce
ment." said General Madero. Il am 60
ing to send a telegram To him at once
concentrating him on his patriotism. FOR
| It certainly was an act that required the
highest kind OF personal sacrifice ana
patriotism.
DR. yasouez Gomez, head Of the rebel
n.ace commission. on the arrival Of ofh-
cial Information concerning the MANI
festo and on receipt OF further instruc-
tions from General Madero. said peace
negotiations would be resumed.
"The primary condition has been sats-
fed " he said: "the other conditions VIII
not present any difficulties. because they
are the fulfilment Of secondary matters
The manifesto Of General Diaz shows MS
eood desire for the welfare Of the coun-
try"
Judoe CarsbajaI Not Informed.
Judge Carabajal. the federal envoy. $ n
he had received no private advices. hui
is assumed he will learn ~ Tire matter
later.
Francisco l. Madero. sr~ Gustavo y.
Madero and other members of the Ma
dero family sent kilograms to General
Diaz congratulating him OH his act
Excitement in ri Paso Tonight "''
intense. Mexicans went about ia"
streets shouting and celebrating as u "'
crov-ning battle of the revolution "''
heeu won. brass band WAS sent to tn'
insuryent camp and big celebration
was begun
The rebel camp became noisy WIN
shouts of ioy as soon as the news oi tI'
Diaz announcement spread through ~
camp. Bugles were blown and fres "'''
kindled. around which the men dancer
with iov. General Madero returned from
his tent 10 headquarters to await tu'''e'
news. He was plainly excited.
The triumph of the revolution. Vas
the phrase most heard. but interinihsi'n
with the noisy chatter at the Ma'e'"
headouartors we're many words of praise
for General Diaz.
The movement Of troops had begun
when a reporter tclephoned the Ma'e''
headouarters and read the dispatcn rro'"
Mexico City. General Pascual oroz'o
received it and said IT probably "on''
stop the movement Of the army.
General Orozco himself mounted MS
horse and galloped away with the news
"a tho tent a mile away. where GcneI"'
Madero had retired for the night.
Insurgents Fire on Federals.
Ar about o'clock tonight the reVo-
r,tionarv outposts fired few shou
toward the federal trenches. The ieo-
erals returned the fire. but In te"
r,irutee the rebels moved away. IL u
,bought the rebel vanguard when al
,oadv had started south decided To give
,he foderaIs in Juarez farewell salu'e'
Couriers were Immediately dispstched
from the Madero headquarters 10 ""-
termine the reason for firing. rs soon
as, the shots were heard tho federais AZ
Juarez. Mexico, we're on the aier@
Rugles sounded and persons were or'
dered off the streets. IL was thought
the rebels had changed their v.AnS Ana
begun the attack.
II was later explained that the hr'7s
was done to cover the revolutionary re-
treat southwark The rebel columns
began to move slowly over the hills
north OF Juarez at 130 O'Clock. Colonel
Garibaldi led the advance.
IL was learned late tonight that part
OF Maderos army had planned to attack
Juarez at midnight. This Was in lne
with a plan which some of the insur-
gents had for precipitatmg a battle, de-
lsrite orders To the contrary from head
IqGarters.
When word OF President DiaZ's an
nouncemsnt reached the insureent posts
they had moved closer Ia Juarez than
was necessary for the march ana had
brought their machine gums within
range The lighting was 10 have begun
In earnest at midnight
Dissension among the leaders Is gwen
AS ono of the causes of the secretly
MANNED attack II was said they were
loath 10 retire from their position WIN
on, engaging the federas. They said
,hov would be Inundated in the eyes -
the world il they did not make - a''sVN
ON the city which they had twice APP
preached.