New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
.MADERO DELAYS ATTACK
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already partly executed, will be implant-
cd and developed as rapidly as practica =
bly, possible.
Second-That with this guaranty per-
fected. the armed rebellion has carried
its ayowed principles into triumph, ana
as "A consequence ceases thereafter 10 De
justified, and its persistence renders IL
dangerous to our future peace and well
tare' and therefore unpatriotic and un-
deserving OF further public support.
Third-That the retirement Of Pres
;dent DjaZ is not necessary to insure
compliance by the government with its
promiscs: but, on the contrary, would
reinstate the demoraizing precedent OF
constituted authority yielding to force
OF arms.
Fourth-That a compromise would not
only demonstrate TO the world the good
sense. coolness and patriotism Of the
MEXICAN public and thus obtain com
nIete retrieval OF its momentarily lost
prestige and credit abroad, but would
result In the creation Of political parties
! similar to those that have brought about
! I'm the United States the effective gov
.rnment by the people and for the peo-
| pie.
We have presented the above resolution
TO the directors Of the revolution and
pointed out the terrible responsibility 10
| fall on them If they cast aside these
nublic demands for conciliation and
| nlunge our country into calamitous ad-
ventures.
we know that the gentlemen are pa
trIots. and that, If left to think and feel
for themselves, will listen to the call OF
their brethren and avoid dangerous rocks
ahead: and our only fear is, therefore
in the possibility of their yielding 10 IN
fluences other than their own.
ridiculous" said Francisco l. Madero,
ir.. when he saw the dispatch quoting
DR.. Gomez as saying that there shouio
be an armistice until peace could be ar
ranged.
"Why this waiting so long," Madero
asked. However, if they will give us
Juarez. we will wait three or lou'
weeks" he declared He turned to his
brother Raou Madero. and to Giuseppe
Garibaldi. and showed them the dispa'c"'
They laughed at it. Madero was at the
time discussing matters regarding the
fortifications Of Juarez with his aids.
shortly after the conversation Mrs.
Ernest Hughes. OF FL Paso. was q caiier
in the camp and Madero dropped MS
fighting plans long enough TO receive
her very eraciously. He delivered 10 her
the sword and pistol OF Oscar G. Creign-
ION. the American adventurer. who was
killed In the Evolutionary ranks IN pat
tlc near Juarez last week, and who was
friend Of the Hughes family Inc
provisional president invited Mrs. Hughes
erd her escort 10 remain in camp FOR
luncheon. which was served Oh poA
with a clean white tablecloth over II.
Americans Welcome at Madero's Camp
Americans continued TO visit the in
surgent camp throughout the day ana
met with hearty reception.
Mrs. c. II. Converse, mother Of one OF
the Americans ordered released from the
Juarez prison BY President Diaz To-Day
was greatly eated She is worried now
ever. lest her son meet with injury VI the
city of Juarez is attacked. 1t may DE
several days before the order for their re-
lease reaches Juare1.
The Juarez military officials appear
confident of the completeness OF ther
fortiAcations. an1 American army ofi-
GERS compliment thcm as excehent eN-
amples Of engineering work. NOT Only
i. the town fortified 10 defend itself, out
Il has several field guns and three OF
four rapid FIRE guns calculated to prove
most effective in scattering the enemy
when they are used.
The rebel army has now had Jusrez
eurrounded on the northwest. west aud
eouthvest for more than thirty-six
hours. and has been busy surrounding
the CITY steadily since last Friday "hen
the first detachment arrived. " pat''oo
aII next day twelve miles from Juarez'
will, small band of the defenders OF
the town.
Since that time none Of the federai :
have ventured outside the city limits
bu, they have been busy inside prepar-
ing for the attack.
II is officially stated in Juarez that
General Antonio Rabago is on the way
from chihuahua with heavy artillery ana
cavalry 10 reinforce the garrison, and
the iederas say tho rebels could not
hold the town If they took 1t. Colonei
Giuseppe Garibaldi. chief of staff to Ma
dero. answering this report, declared to-
day:
we are not afraid of bugaboos. We
will take Juarez when we can. If the
federals then attack us again, it will be
our business TO defend ourselves
The United states troops that have
been in camp near Fort Bliss have moved
donn into the city and are now camped
close to- the border. These troops are In
addition to those on active border patrol.
san Antonio. Tex. April 2l.-Brigadier
General Duncan commanding tho De-
partment Of Texas. is preparing for emer-
eencies at Juarez and other border points.
Instructions for their guidance were sent
10 the officers i'm command on the border
to-day. What the instructions are GEN
cral Duncan refused to say.
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