Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
DIAZ WILL STEP
OUT Of THE WAY
MNDERO lLSO MAKES OVER,
TuRES TO RESIGN.
NO Other Way OUT OF nj
Ni,c President Corral Step out. Too,
Peace Dove Getting More
iC-tful.


BY Associated Press.
El paso JeN, May i-Bulletln, -
Tho peace commi sioucrs OF the Mex
lcau rcNouu,n were formally presents
ed today by Judge Carabujal, the fed
eral envoy the statement signed by
Francisco /. Madero, Jr, appealing to
President Dip2 to make public the as
surances privately made that he in
tended to resign,
El paso, Texas, May AFTER Of
fcring his own resignation as pro-
visional president of the republic
Scnor Madero suggested that both
President Dia2 and Vice President
Corral resign ana that Minister of
Foreign Relations, Sonor De La Bara
become president for the interim un-
Ill a general election shall have been
held
The statement, couched in most
courteous spanish phrases, informs
President Diaz that there Is no other
way out of the difficulty, and that a
word from him will bring peace in a
few days
Senor Madcrp In his statement calls
upon President Diaz particularly TO
make known to the people OF Mexico
his rcvocable resolution to retire from
power as soon as peace ls establish
ed In the country. which General Ma
dero declares was made to go-be-
twecns interested In restoring peace.
The statement was presented by the
rebel commander at the negotiation
which began early today only after
a heated discussion among the revo-
lutionist leaders Some Of them had
declared that /, was absolutely
necessary for President Diaz TO make
public announcement of his intention
to resign In order to bring about tram
guilty
Peace, they said, would not follow
a peace agreement backed up only
by private assurances which hardly
could be transmitted TO militant lead
ers In the south and central part Of
the Republic Some of the rebel
chlef went so far "A sto address a let
ter to General Madero stating that
unless he asked for the immediate
resignation Of President Diaz. or at
least public announcement of future
Intentions they would not support the
poace negotiation.
General Madero, himself, somewhat
alarmed at the extent of the insurrec-
ton he has created and now desir-
Gus to save the country from a sit
uation Of anarchy finally wrote a
his peace commissioner DR.. Vasquez
Gomez, Senior Francisco Madero. Sr.,
ana Senor Peno Juarez.
"ln general the condition OF peace
has been accepted by me in kilograms
transmitted by the governments un-
official agent, Senor Brandlff and
Oberegon. | ought to tell you that
! have acccded to treat about those
conditions because some gentlemen
acting as go-betweens have, in a con-
rldcntial way, indicated to me that
General DiaZ has made known to
them his irrevocablo resolution to re-
tire from power as soon as peace is
established in the country.
This resolution appears to me to
be highly patriotic because in the
present moment II is tho only ono tbot
can satisfy public opinlon and am
convinced that II General Dlaz mol,es
public his intention II win normh us
to paclfy tho country In a few days.
matter which Is difficult to oh.
tain IN other ways
"For these reasons. and not doubt
ing the patriotism Of General Diaz.
wish you to present to the envoy OF
the government the following propo.
stion;"
In order to assure the immediate
pucillcatlon Of Mexico and 10 furnish
to the world an example which viii
incrcasc the prestige Of our country
both cpntondiug leaders General por.
irio Dia2, os well MS myself as pro-
Nlslonol president ana the vice presi-
don't of the republic, Ramon Corral
shall resign and iu the Interim the ,
minister of foreign relations, Senor
Francisco De L1hara, shall be prcsi- ]
ldcht calling 90 general election ac-
cordng TO the constIuon.
"As far us | ann concerned. | am
offering my rygiruutiUu with rrpot