The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-08

ID Qff, May i.-Oetlerdl Ior-
ss.sht issued a manifesto TO
d Mexico. declaring his in
,dgn The presidency as soon
! ssiored. In this manner the
hs virtually acceded 10 the
. A Francisco l. Madero that he
rremeDt of such intention.
t u pace is actually restored,
|1,z rRrves the right to he the
. o. words OF the. manifesto, it
M. according 10 the dictates
rEtnce. | am sure that my
i sill not be followed by an
sni said his determination
|<baish The presidency at this
. st due TO vanity or TO love
= iet4use. as he pointed out,
>i time had no attraction. ac-
. Il is by tremendous re-
p and worry, He said he
~ olely BY q desire to con-
kE interests of his coun-
g Under Compulsion.
fsSt made il clear he does
i 70 abandon stiIc presidency
rulry is al wal and that lie
81 % at any time under COM
Mzs manifesto will be
'omorrow morning. bur il
mi officially 10 Judge Car
zl transmission 10 DR.. Vas
The promise OF the presi-
e 70 the people of Mexico.
+5iN By the reyolutionists will
That II will be sent 10
Airly. however. by private
e regarded as entirely sat-
lnem Is taken for granted.
tt a6net meeting today that
anrounced 10 his ministers
sotstwo hours and a half
- The Terms OF the mani
y NE conclusion OF the meet
Enained nothing TO do but
= official promulga ton.
Fr01es the Rebels.
Ensral way does the mani
y NE revolution. The gov
nnton Is that General Diaz
He made a public statement
avment and ii is indicated
@splionlsts failed 10 observe
o. the peace negotiation
neE public.
taifd tonight offIciaIIv that
9 advisers were guilty of
MSlnent by injecting into
eilber secretly or openly.
Nv Inc Presidents reslgna-
- geclared that II had been
aerence that This point
Y Permitted 10 become an
49,, ~ declaration of his WILL
iaN lhe president discussed
49, sondltion Of the country
49, mat have been made by
|rsrSa 70 establish peace. He
lrs i, 70 Inc progress already
w.. urecuon OF adopting the
n 4 ,S se reform Of the electoral
= we Judiciary were being
y Please the People.
Ia 4. iuilher that the govern
i1,.S scts wished 10 conform
,r5 ~ ~ me people insofar as
b. '0' The best interests OF
t-r trs a 70 The beginning of ne
[taied 'is i were taken up and
hb eo,,., " was the disposition
oIyns,s;,oera,iou propositions
Il ths ,is's ro,'s had to make.
i.7o,ipsoint ipoint upon which the
tEtsa,Nuons tEtsysa occurred. the
y Of n,oat .oat compliance with
hisis.GG G'as 3 resignation could
soud snse sneeanse his immediate
tmrn,a,o ,aououess precipitate a
4 tSs W s, throughout the coun-
~ s,sa' a',ner hand. il his re-
y sra,sd d Tor a future dale ibo
,,le in ''ot have sufficient sta
1rt M " return Of normal con
H'e selection Of ro,
4, " !, General p,,z .Dn.,,.s =
3 logeihae people. calling upon
J ris nsiio- 'or the peace and
'ion and culogized the
=. Not Mentioned,
asw .1e e1, manifesto ls there
sitta tes;.a.'on. According to
asatb blgnation IL equivalent
20. Tho ." lar az II affects
tsecr,i,Y Vice president would
tIt,vs tolIavs chair and he IN
a,In Dmea I've by the minister
.ysrs AMI an Ibis case the vice
Ns IN a a. "n an eight months
"a Aa endeavor to regain
saIiIsssident Corral not return
sssess would ni be Ministeepps epsI; r. the le
dsal. VI The rebels for pro- %
l.ssh saNairs would fob.
ssaIssa ). or the mlpisier lske once ta!,e
hs sounIss oSunIssounyement Of cer.r,,
.saes,s VII, resign once his 1n@ral co,,n
as asshasnn,els. an,,els. il ',s can vne bc reoeIs els
IL Ss' demand. offieiaIse S.,hh COM anG
thls oyds oyyanilsl belicvs' li''sIs Madnro hno
"a IlbII,s r the method AaT%er1 and %
@ order" "sSlie ti,l to end the wa,.
h., A'e cessation Of hos s
II 'ss,in,q1iIea i@SqIea tina, a grant -,
'0'iS's in the republic i,i