New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
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troopers, his carriage smothered VIII
flowers.
The oath was administered by the
president Of the chamber of Deputies
The Provisional President stood WIN
his hand extended and repeated the oa'h'
II is not the custom In Mexico to use
the Rible in taking the oath. nor Is ,he
name of the. Deity used A poruoh oi
the oatn reads:
nromise. without any reservation
Whatsoever. TO keep and see to the keep
ing of the political constitution OF tme
United states of Mexico. with It's adol-
tions and amendments. the REFORM laws
tbose laws depending thereon. and TO
discharge loyaily and periodically the
ofy,co OF Provisional President OF the
,enublic. which by law devoves upon
mo having as my sole aim ana eop1ec'
the welfare and prosperity OF Inc union
To this the president Of the Chamoer
replied: II you do So the nation VIII
reward you; II you DO not, IT VIII cali
you strictly to account
Those present remained standing whlie
the cath was administered. When this
uas completed, many vivas and cheers
rang throughout the chamber. The dip
lomatlc corps was present.
On the trip OF Seiior de la Barra in
ar open carriage from the National Pal
ace to the Chamber Of Deputies and the
return. infantrymen with full equipment
including krapsacks and blankets stood
in the sun and held back the crowds
along the route.
The cheering was greatest on the re-
turn trip. The Presidents carriage had
been fairly covered with roses and
orchids. and the cheers were prolonged
and enthusiastic. The President carried
his silk hat In his hand bowling right
and left. He remained in the palace all
the afternoon. holding a reception.
New Elections in November.
The measure providing for holding the
primary elections on November and the
final elections on November ~. was
approved to-day by a committee and
reported rack to the Chamber Of Dep
uties There Is no doubt that IL will be
adopted and that an elected President
will be inaugurated on December 1.
Doubts regarding the loyalty to Ma
dero Of the rebel troops in the southern
states were settled to-day by reports
made by the leaders to Alfredo Robles
Dominguez Ambrosio Figueroa de-
clared Ne would obey all orders of Ma
dero.
With one exception similar answers
were made by all the revolutionary
chiefs, the exception being Zapata. who
took Cuautla. Zapata has not always
obeyed orders. and yesterday one OF his
officers. Tepeapa, was executed by
Figueroas men on the charge of bril-
gandage. Zapata tonight telegraphed
TO Dominguez that he would receive the
peace delegates, and from this it is be-
lieved that he, too. will obey the general
orders.
Capital Passes Crisis Safely.
The city was quiet throughout the
day A few street urchins, apparently
not recognizing that the change OF
regime had been effected, tried to renew
the demonstration OF the last two days,
but they were firmly and kindly sup
pressed by the police. Apparently the
capital has passed the crisis with the
greatest credit to itself. and has given
the lie TO those who prophesied that
there could be no change of Presidents
without anarchy.
1t is now regarded as certain that Al
fredo Robes Domlnguez, Maderos rep
resentative here, Who is virtually the
military commander of the federal dis
trict. will not find ii necessary 10 call in
the revolutionary forces from Cuernavaca
and Pachuca for the purpose Of main
tanning order. The police and soldiers
are acting under the direction of Senior
Dominguez with as much readiness as IL
they had never known another superior
General Enrique Torroeila. sub director
Of the Military College, was appointed
chief OF STAFF to Provisional Presiden,
de la Barra to-day.
Before resiening his once yesterday as
Minister of Finance Jose Yves Liman-
tour exhibited TO Jaime Guerra. the new
Sub-Secretary Of the Treasury SEQ, 400, =
600 in gold in the vaults Of the Treasury.
Senior Limantour turned over all the
government funds in his possession. TAX
ing Sehor Guerzas receipt for them.
General Samuel Garcia Cuellar chief
Of staff of President Diaz, was formally
appointed Governor Of the federal dis
uict to-day. and assumed his duties
Re is regarded as man Of high char
acter and attainments and Is popular
with all classes. He won his rank of
general by the bravery and ability ne
displayed as commander Of the federal
forces at the battle Of Casas Grandes, in
which he lost an arm.
One Of the first requests of Madero
after the signing o; the peace pact was
that his former opponent should remain
IT. the service of the provisional govern
ment. General Cuellar has vide ac-
Guaintance in the United States. having
served ms Mexican commissioner at the
Buffalo Exposition.