The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-09
Francisco I. Madero and
Provisional President De
La Barra in Perfect
Accord SO Far.
GEN. REYES rs DUE
IN CAPITAL TODAY
Governor Gonzales Starts
for Chihuahua This Morn
ing to Become Execu-
tive Of State.

MEXICO CITY, June S,-Earnestly cam
vassing the best methods OF giving effect
to those principles which the present po-
htical situation in Mexico has brought TO
the front Provisional President De la
Barra and Francisco ]. Mfadero sat alone
for nearly three hours today in Chapul-
tepec castle and had a heart heart
talk about the events TO precede the ma
tlonal elections next fall.
1t was satisfactory talk. according TO
both men. and had the effect of defining
the relation of Madero to the executive.
TO an Associated Press representative
after the conference President De la
Barra said:
"Senor Madero recognizes the Legality
Of my position. the fact that / am in
vested by the constitution with the re-
sources of dictative functions. but / also
recognize IN him the leader OF a large
political party, We understand one an"
other well. and l am happy to tell you
that | feel confident of being able To
report 10 congress when II reconvenes in
September. the complete restoration Of
peace in the republic"
De la Barra Praises Taft.
The provisional president was asked
what he thought about the policy OF the
United States since the inception of diff
ficulties.
Il have nothing but praise for the con-
duct OF the United States. When ] LEFT
Washington. assured President TAFT
chat though l could not be certain OF the
ways OF means l was confident that
peace soon would be restored In Mexico.
That was hardly three months ago, but
within that period, as well as previously. .i
United States appeared To have beer
guided by the highest desires OF frIendli-
ness
I'm fact. now that the revolution is
over l am glad TO applaud the calm and
sa agacious policy of the United States. II
was strong. practical proof 10 us that the
friendship OF the United States for Mex
leo has been, and will be. real and SIN
cere."
AS he. sroke. a messenger brought a
letter which President De la Barra read
slowly and with great interest.
Letter from Reyes.
1T is from General Reyes. lie said,
"IIe will be here tomorrow early. and he
comes: you know, with a mission of
peace"
do you think General Reyes win be a
candidate in the next election lie was
II don't know can only speak for
myself l shall not be candidate for
AS to his future plans President De la
Barra asserted he probably would retire
| to private life,
The interview was interrupted by the
arrival of an aide, who reminded Pres
| dcnt De la Barra that the hour for his
review OF the cadets of the National Mil
| itary academy nearby. had arrived.
! Escorted by his staff I'm address uni
| form. Senor De In Barra walked 10 the
parade grounds. where he watched the
maneuvers of the cadets for nearly an
| hour.
AS the cadets were drilling, there ar
| rived "A small coterie OF visitors who at
iracted much attention, In the party
were Julio Madero and Angela Madero q
brother and q sister of Francisco /. Ma
dero, Jr. General Cuiseppi Garibaldi
chief of staff OF Madero and one OF the
heroes OF the battle of Juarez. and Lieu
tenant Colonel Eduardo Hay. who lost
an eve in the battle of Casas Graudes
from the federal hospital In Chihuahua.