The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-07
MADERO REVIEWS
THE REVOLUTION
DiAz HAVING REFUSED TO RE
SIGN ALL OFFICIAL CON-
MUNICATION CEASES.
ARM|ST|CE At AN END
Government REPRESENTATIVE Gave No
tice That Negotiations Could
Not Continue on Basis
Demanded by Rebel.

El Passo, Teas, May G--The arm.
and all unofficial communication be-
tween the Mexican government and
The reVolutionists were broken off to-
day, and tonight the insurrectO army
under General Francisco ]. Madero,
r.. is preparing to pursue the reyo'
luton as vigorously as ever. Juarez
will be the first point of attack but
the rebls probably will not move for
another twenty-four hours.
The inexplicible ambition of Presi-
dent Diaz" who refused to accede to
the rebel demand that he make public
announcement of his intention to re-
Sign was the expression by which
General Madero tonight gave as the
reason of the rebreaking.
Judge Carbajal having notified DR..
Gomez, head of the rebel peace COM
lnittee today that it was impossible
for him to continue the peace nego-
tlntions on the basis suggested by
the rebels and the rebel chief having
refused to extend the armistice the
following statement was issued by
General Madero defining his position:
Madero's Statement
"As it is well known | invited the
people of Meico to take arms against
Diaz when all legal means to bring
abort the will of the people had been
exhausted. The war was inevitable
and indispensable and already have we
begun to see its fruits inasmuch as
lhe principal which the revolution
proclaimed has been accepted by
General Draz and members of his
cabinet.
But that is not enough for while
General Dia2 Is in power all laws
will be fixtures and all promises
tricks of war. With that idea and
in order to obtain peace in Mexico
ask him to make public the inten-
ton which he had manifested private
ly of resignlng from the government.
Would Also Resign.
"In order that he might not feel
Inundated or nave any pretext to de-
ny such a preteX T propose that
also resign as provisional president
even mauifesting to him that | would
accept as president for the interim
member of his cabinet, who occupies
post of much confidence and who
is able to fill it.
at is not possible for me to do
more for my country and If the war
continues ii will be due solely to the
ambition of General DiaZ, he, there
fore will be responsible
SO determined to pursue their de-
mands to the last ditch the rebel
leader tonight plainly shows their dis
appointment at the outcome OF the
days events. They were under the
impression that the government had
received from Judge Carbajal copy
of their demands with regards to the
resignation of President Diaz The
answer which Carbajal gave them TO-
dayaddressed to DR. Gomezz they
found vague an inadequate and with
out explanation of that point.
carhajaps Statement
Judge Carbaial had received several
messages from the Mexican govern
ment during the day but not until
after the armistice had been termi'
mated did he send his answer when
follows:
with referece of yours OF TO-DAY
which you have directed to me l peg
TO inform you as well as Senior Fran
Tr ha lAaIpr nf the
revolution and the other gentlemen
commissioned for it, that it Is i'm
possible as | expressed to you In per
son for me to continue in the nego
tation on the basis which you art
disposed to place before me in th'
conference held on the afternoon o
May 4, for the reasons OF patriotism
and high political policy | must sus
tain the attitude assumed by me Il
that particular"
Just whether Judge Carbajal ac
tually transmitted TO the Mexical
government the proposition made b,
the rebels that president Diazz an
nounce his intention to resign has no
been definitely confermed, but tn
rebel leaders are of the opinion tina
the government did not wish to ae
knowledge out off courtesy to tn
president that it had entertained sue
proposition.
Preparing for War.
Every one in the insurrecto cam
is preparing for the reopening Q
hostilities. While General Nader
has practically let it be known tina
ne would not attack Juarez tonigh
General Navvarros garrison is II
night scouting the hills to the mort
in anticipation of an insurrecto al
vance. The revolutionists are sea
tered in the hills which surroun
Juarez. They have dug man
trenches and are tonight in cam
waiting for orders to move which al
expected tomorrow
Judge Carbajal 1t waes said tonigi