Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-01
|NSURRECTO JUNTA
SELECTS PEACE
ENJOYS
DOCTOR GOMEZ TO HEAD
COMMISSION OF THREE
Elder Madero and Senor Suarez
to Participate in Negotia-
TONS ArmlStice Win Likely
Have to Be Extended,
my Morning Joarual su.clm Leased wire,

ny Morning Journai Special Leased wsrsv
El Paso, Tex. April so.--In a low
adobe house upon which the sun beat
hereely, the leaders of the Mexican
insurrection, political and military,
sat four hours today, in the insurrecto
camp formulating program to be
presented TO the federal government
through It's peace enjoys. AT the
conclusion of the conference Francis
co |. Madero, Jr.. president OF tho
provisional government, announced
the election by ballot OF Or. Francis
co NarQuez Gomez, Franciaco Madero.
Sr., and Senor Jose Pine Suarea as the
peace commissioners OF the revolu-
tionists party.
With the provisional governors
present, of the various states In which
the Insurgents have organized their
government a definite basis OF peace
terms was agreed upon. Though no
official announcement OF the terms
was made II was admitted by many
that there may be many breakers
ahead.
The first obstacle. II Is believed, win
be met when Senior Francisco Cara
bajal, head OF the federal peace COM
mission arrives here, which Is expect
ed To be tomorrow night. The insurg-
ents Will want to know exactly what
powers have been bestowed upon
Senior Carabajal. IL IL understood
here. for Instance that Senior Braniff
and Senor Obregon, who have been
go-betweens In the negotiations hith-
erto, win act with Senior Carabajal
but In what capacity IL not known to
the insurrecto leaders. Should II de-
velop that Senior Carabaial Is 10 be
the sole envoy with plenary powers,
the insurrectos will invest DIR. Gomez
with similar credentials, Francisco
Madero. Sir, and Senior Pine Suarex,
acting in an advisory capacity.
The insurreeto leaders are determ-
ined that formal negotiations shall
not begin until the federal envoy or
ENJOYS present credentials authorizing
them TO net for the government. DR..
Vasquez Gomez, who has hitherto
favored Laredo. Mex, as the meeting
place for the peace negotiations yield
ed that point today In favor OF the
place selected near here. II was
pointed out to him that to remove the
negotiations from here would delay
matters seriously. AS II IN, the ar.
mistiee probably win have To be ex-
tended once more. perhaps for three
days for It is not believed an agree
ment can be reached before Wednes-
day noon when the present armistice
expires.
The substance Of the lnsurrecto de-
mands Is known in a general way.
They insist on participation In govern.
ment affairs and point out that the
only way to guarantee Il 10 TO place
some members of their party In the
cabinet and to select at least dozen
of their supporters as provisional gov
ernors pending new elections
While the resignation Of President
Diar Is said to be hardly mentioned
in the insurrecto demands. the insur-
reotos believe that with majority
In governmental at
fairs, the personnel of the executive
viii be of little Importance. They
emphasize the fact that theirs IL not
"A personal quarrel but political re-
volt.
one reason for the absence of any
discussion at present concerning Press
ldent Diaz's part In the forthcoming
Is the fact that there are
few here who believe President Diaa
intends to continue In the
No one has assurance OF
any resignation, but the insurrectos
generally declare other hands already
are steering the ship Of states in the
Mexican capital.
curious incident of the days hap
oenings in the insurrecto camp was
he fact that Francisco Madero. Sf..
vas not present at the conference OF
he leaders nor were any other men-
,ers of the Madero family. In fact
[ IL said discussion arose as TO
whether Francisco Madero. Sr., who
rom the start has not been an ao-
i've PARTISAN of the revolutionary
ause should be a peace commission
r. Francisco |. Madero, Jr.. how
yer. assured the confcrees that his
ather had been In important conslu-
atlons with the federal government
nd now was thoroughly familiar with
he political situation.
With the exception of General
'ascual Orosco, Colonel Villa and
'olonel Blanco, those who attended to
ay's conference constituted the same
title band Of men who met just
ear ago in Mexico City and formulat-
q the platform Of the revolutlonist
arty IN the lase election.
The military leaders were invited tc
he conference merely 90 advise them
I the progress of the negotiations
The political chiefs present were
francisco l. Madero, Jr.. provisional
resident of the republic Of Mexico.
iongales CARA. provisional secretary
I state: DR.. vasquex Games diplo-
latic agent In the United stntoss
braham Gonzales. provisional gov
rnor OF chhuahua; Denor Maytorenn.
rovsional governor Of Sonora; Senior
ino suaren, provisional governor of
ucatan; Senor Alberto Fuentec. ptQ~
isional governor Of AEuoe callentel,
onor Carranza. proyIulonal 0oVotnct