Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-29

San Antonio. Tex. March 2s.--Ex-
PLANTATION of recent governmental
changes at Mexico City, the recall Of
8enor Linantour from Paris, the ar
rival OF Francisco l. Madero, Sr., and
his son Gustavo and the departure of
Mr.. De La Barra from the embassy
at Washington for his new position
at the Mexican capital were all ex-
planned today in interviews with Eran-
cisco l. Madero, Sr., and qustavo Ma
dero- 3
Peace Proposals Have Bssn Made. n
Tentative peace PROPOSALS haye been
made, and on the administration side
have been acted on. In the view Of
Don Francisco, peace is assured; il not
within ten days. then at the 'fartl1est
within a month. President Diaz, it Is
reported. will insist in a. message to
concluded.
Madsros Won't Explain.
On the vital point of why they were
10 certain that the tentative arrange
rnent would within o short time result
IN sealed compact of peace father
and son were silent. Thsy answered
freely every question.
When the elder Madero and Li1nan-
tour met recently the very meeting
was denied. let alone a discussion Of
terms for possible peace. Today IL
was admitted that the interview con-
ccrned peace alone. 4f
Peace Conference May ss at San AM
tonic.
with only the resignation of the
cabinet as an evidence of, good faith,
would you care to trust yourself on
Mexican soil to take up. the question
of the cessation of.warfare?" Don Gus
tavo Madero was asked today.
Well scarcely" smiled the latter.
On this point nothing more def1riite
was obtafnabie but the inference WAS
left that San Antenio is destined to
Portsmouth. -..---. .-,9
Diaz to "savs His. Face" Nv
President Dias, 1t was said, would be
allowed 10 save his face" He would
Sctire with ali ths honors due his dis
einEuished services. Senor Limautour
Was nrm ON this point as the basis Of
preliminary negotiations; Senor Ma
his acquiescsnce WAS subject tn pAesi-
bic rejection by his son Francisco and
other army leaders. He did not fear
m adverse vote, however.
New Election Must De- Hold. {
The basic concessionss which it IS
believed will be ratified later include
the resigna tor of the Diax cabinet and
the appointment of younger man to
their positions. This already has been
accom- piished Tho next is the resig-
nation of Diax and the holding of an
election whers the suffrage shall be
uuconstrained and free. This arrange
u,ent includes the elimination of Vice
President Corral, a sick man, than
whom. IL IN said. there is probably. no
more popular person in Mexico.
vies President Will Resign
Corral. already out of the cabinet,
will resign the second highest ONCE in
the land, 1t is said. Limantour. min
lister OF finance. or De La Barra, the
new foreign minister pro tempore, will
exercise the functions of this of11ce.
The insurrectos do not consider De La
Barra q strong man and the Inference
was plain in the interviews today that
1.imanteur was the leader relied on to
parry osff the governments guaran-
tees.
Disz to Step Dswn and Out.
Diaz. according to the programme,
will remain in once with his new and
somewhat unsatisfactory cabinet about
him until the country is at rest. When
factory wheels are again turning and
railroad trains running without fear
Of wreck ut destroyed bridges. the
s7rsn Man win step down and out. it