Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-16
REVOLuTIONIsTS GUARANTEE
OUTSTANDING BANK NOTES

Juarez, May 15.-The embarrass-
ment in El Paso over the aeeumula-
ton of Mexican bank bills In the AM
erican banks, which has been pro-
nounced during the last few days,
was the subject of discussion today
between Gustavo Madero, provisional
minister of the treasury, and the Off
cials Of the El Paso clearing house.
Gustavo Madero assured the officials
that the provisional government would
guarantee all bills in order to avoid
possible complications.
In statement Mr.. Madero said;
"The provisional government has
accepted the revolution as an inevlta-
BILE condition, but wishes nevertheless
to prove It's hest intention to avoid
as much as possible complications and
embarrassment TO the firms and mer-
chants of the country. The govern
ment will accept without distinction
all bank bills which are circulating In
conformity with the banking laws of
Mexico. Although we know that the
owners of the Banco Mlnero are
Messrs. Creel and Terrazas. who have
always distinguished themselves by
adherence to the government, 1t Will
make no difference. as we know that
by endangering the interests of this
bank we will endanger the interests
OF the whole state, and that we wish
to avoid.
BESIDES this we do not wish to ex-
ercise any revenge or reprlsals of any
kind. At present the provisional gov
ernment wishes, as much rs possible,
to better the economical situation, but
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more than any other from the revolu-
ton"
What the federal government Is
disposed to offer the insurrectos is
only ten governorships and but one
member In the cabinet without re-
organizing IT, There Is a vacancy In
nation of the portfolio Of "giberna-
cion," or interior administration by
Vice President Corral and II Is this
post which II is believed has been Of
fered to one of the rebels. II was
rumored that DR.. Vasquez Gomez
was the man upon whom the govern
ment looked favorably for the post,
as he is personally esteemed by other
members Of the present cabinet The
proposition of ten governors and one
cabinet member may be the final
hasis under which Senor Madero may
consent to conclude peace negoua-
tions. but there are breakers ahead
when it reaches his cabinet other
ins,lrrecto leaders desire big slice
of governmental administration or
they will prosecute the rebellion.
There Is belief tonight, however
that the government may promise
four members OF the cabinet after
president Diaz resigns and senor de
In PARA Is made provisional presl-
dent. A reorganization of the cab
Incl would then follow as matter
of course and supporters of the red
oral government are inclined to be-
Hove n radical delivery of power INTO
Tho hands of the insurrectos by CIV
Inc them -four portfolios might De
hetter AT that time for the peace OF
the country than now when sun"en
changes might provoke a crisis. !,
Ks TO the proposition that passeu
hack and forth today respecting one
cabinet member and ten governor,
shins for the insurrectos there Is goou
reason to believe that this Is not MS far
as the government really INTENDS 10
90 il pressed. Some insurrecto Lead
ers. who heard the proposition ven