Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-09
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR
CON IN UANCE Of
PEACE IN MEXICO
MADER0 AND DE LA BARRA
HOLD LONG CONFERENCE
Both Men Announce That
Thorough Understanding
Concerning Future Of Coun-
try Has Been Reached,
nv Morning journal Spee1a Leased wirsl


Mexico City June S.-Earnestly
canvassing the best methods of Civ
ing effect to fthose principles which
the present political situation in Mex
leo has brought to the front, Provis-
ional President de La Barra and Fran
cisco |. Madero sat alone for nearly
three hours today in Chapultepec
castle and had heart to heart talk
about the events to precede the ma
tional elections next fall. 1t was a
satisfactory talk according to both
men, and had the effect of defining
the relation of Madero to the execu-
tive.
To an Associated Press rcpresen-
tative after the conference. Presi-
dent de La Barra said.
"Senor Madero recognizes the e-
gality of my position, the fact that |
am invested by the constitution with
the resource of dictative functions,
but | also recognize in him the lead.
er of q large political party. We un-
derstand one another we'll, and ! am
happy to tell you that / feel conf
dent of being able to report to cong
ress when it reconvenes in Septem
Der the complete restoration of peace
in the republic
The provisional president was ask
ed what he thought about the policy
of the United States since the incep-
ton of the difficulties. He replied.
Il have nothing but praise for the
conduct Of the United States, When
] left Washington / assured President
Taft that though | couldn't be GER
tain of the ways or means, | was con-
fident that peace soon would be re-
stored in Mexico. That was hardly
three months ago. but within that
period, as well as previously, the at
titude of the administration in the
United States appeared to have been
guided by the highest desires OF
fricndliness.
TN fact. now that the revolution Is
over, | am glad to applaud the calm,
sagacious policy of the United States.
1t vas a strong, practical proof to US
that the friendship of the United
States for Mexico has been and will
be real and sincere.
As he spoke messenger brought a
letter which President de La Barra
read slowly and with great interest.
1T is from General Reyes he
said, "He win be here tomorrow early,
and he comes, you know with mis-
sion OF peace
DO you think General Reyes will
be a candidate in the next election"
he was asked.
u don't know. l can only speak
for myself. ! shall not be a candi-
date for any office"
As to his future plans President
de La Barra asserted he probably
would retire to nrivate life.
The Interview was Interrupted by
the arrival Of an aide. who reminded
President de La Barra that the hour
for his review Of the cadets of the
national military academy nearby,
had arrived.
Escorted by his ,staff in fun dress
uniform. senor de La Barra walked
the parade grounds. where he watch
ed the maneuvers of the cadets for
nearly am hour
As the cadets were drilling, there
arrived a small coterie of visitors who
attracted much attention, In the
party were Julio Madero and Angela
Madero brother and sister of Fran
cisco |, Madero, Jr., General Gussep-
u Garihaldi, chief of staff to Ma
Zero, and one of the heroes of the
battle of Juarez, and Lieutenant Col
ohel Eduardo Hay. who lost an eye
IN the battle of Casas Grandes and
atterward made a sensational escape
irom the federal hospital in Chihua-
hua