The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-19

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merely what is reasonable, but we
must be guaranteed these things. !
am glad [ shall be able to effect these
guarantees by personal activity
Provisional Cabinet Meets.
The members of the provisional
cabinet gathered at the long table
in the cabinet room talking rapidly
about the dispatches of last night.
They delved for reasons, but stopped
short, unanimously declaring that the
government had quietly surrendered
with the hopes of making Mexico a
model country. Not few of the
leaders. after the first wave of joy
had subsided, began to wonder about
the exact procedure which is to eff
feet peace.
Wants Some Understanding.
DR.. Vasquez Gomez admitted there
was much thinking to be done be.
fore a modus operandi could be decid-
ed upon. He declared peace, of
course, is practically in effect now,
but he thought some kind of an
unofficial understanding by telegraph
or otherwise should be established
with the Mexican government, before
the departure of the rebel leaders.
He realizes that such things as a
cabinet reorganization, the placing OF
governors in power and other details
concerning the reconstruction of the
federal government can not be writ
ten into any agreement Senor de Ia
Barra can not officially promise to
name any one TO his cabinet.
To Arrange Details.
The federal government, too, can
only suggest to the state legisla-
lures the appointment of provisional
governors, but such points as the
payment of indemnities, the pen
sioning of soldiers and the like,
which are strictly departmental mat
ters, DR.. Gomez wants arranged be-
fore Senor Madero leaves.
This is the proposition which he
will submit to the provisional cab
met tomorrow and about which
Judge Carbajal expects to receive
some instructions before tomorrow af-
ternoon They are details, but they
must be arranged, thinks DR.. Gomez,
and at least a telegraphic under
standing about the future course in
the City of Mexico should be effected.
Madero and De la Barra.
AS understood here, Provisional
President Madero is to 40 to Mexico
City, where he probably will first
be received by Senior de la Barra,
the minister Of foreign relations.
Tho two men will map out the course
to be pursued. DR.. Gomez will arrive
in the City of Mexico a few days
later.
The first matter to be taken up, it
is thought, will be 20 effect an ami
cable 5hdiration by the present gov.
ernors and the production of men
popula: en)ugh to briGg quiet through
out Ike states. The proposition If a
new fedora government will be con.
sider"d, nrejudices will be vept
'i'de, aTcO.@'rg TO IL best intCn-
t'.is OF Scnc: Made . and his fol.
lowers, and deserving men will DC
named for important posts.
Madcro Jubilant.
Madero received the details Of the
happenings at Mexico Citv witn un.
concealed pleasure The dispatches
came too late for his perusal last
night, but he was up at sunrise today
digesting the news. Walking be.
meath grove of trees that fringe
muddy irrigation ditch near the
house in which he has established
his headquarters, Senor Madero out.
lined the policy he would pursue
when he reaches Mexico City.
Certainly / will go to Mexico
City TO act in harmony with Minister
De La Barra," said Madero. There
could not be selected fro mthe gov.
eminent side man more acceptable
to Us than Senor De La Barra. The
only unfavorable part OF the news
is the information that the govern
ment would select General Reyes
for minister Of war. Reyes win not
be acceptable to us and dom
think he ever will be minister Of
war.
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