The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20

Washington, ID. c., March !la-Peace
Is assured in the republic OF Mexico
within the present week, il certain In
iluences now at work toward that end
sprove effective With the. arrival In
Mexico City Of Senior jose Yves I,imnn-l
tour, Minister Of Finance. President
Diaz will begin a series OF conferences
which 1t is expected Will result in the
announcement within three or four
days OF reorganized Cabinet Min
lister Limantour will present All cN-
position of the demands OF the revolu-N
tiontsts. and the changes In the or
fetal family OF President Diaz, as
we'll as the institution OF certain re-
forms. are confidently expected to APP
peast the insurgents.
In the mean time. President Taft.
who arrives here Tomorrow morning
from Augusta, Ga. Will confer with
Ambassador De L;tburra and there IA
good ground for the assump ton that
the troops now concentrated in Texas
Immediately Will begin q series or
manoeuvrcs and return shortly to
their posts. In addition to this when
conditions again are norma! In Next
co, IL complete statement OF the things
which actuated the mobiiiza ton OF the
troops Will be issued BY the White
House.
The coming OF peace In Mexico also
is strengthened BY the manner in
whicSi the revolutionists have conf
mented on the magazine article OF AM
bassador De Labarra, and the signin-
cant spirit Of expectancy with which
the results of Senior Limantour's con-
ferences in Mexico City this week are
awaited by organs of insurrecto senti-
ment. Not single adverse corrmenr
was recorded i'll Mexican newspapers
to tho proposal OF the Mexican ambas
sador that all classes in Mcxico should
unite for the promotion of national
unity According to private advices
here. anticipation is manifest in tho
circles Of both the insurgents and the
supporters Of the Federal government.
Ask Certain Reforms.
The Insurgents have taken the stand
that their opera tons have proven that
they arc willing to risk n great deal
to secure the adoption OF certain re-
forms in the government, and failing
In this they will continue the strife.
Resides the proposals which Senior LII
mantour ,s known to be bearing to
President Diaz, it Is reported that the
wishes of prominent insurGent Sympa-a
thiZers in various parts Of the re-
public have become known TO Presf-
dent Diaz. and VIII play no small part
in the reorganization Of his Cabinet a
The disaffection in Mexico. which has
been most conspicuous in chihuahua,
however. has not been confined TO that
state. and serious outbreaks in other
States have been prevented BY the
promises OF early changes in their ad- X
miniStration. The peculiar relation-
ship Of members of the Cabinet to the
internal administration OF the States
OF the Mexican republic has contribu-
ted intense interest TO the political
situation in Mexico City. and various
combinations and tickets have been
made ZIP ana are being privately aug-
geStcd.
The troubles i'll the States OF Tucatan
and Chihuahua Ii Is said. VIII directly
influence probable changes In the Cab
met. The opposition that is reported
from, Chihuahua may mean the dis
pIa cement OF Senior Crecl from his post
OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs. while
senior Molina. Minister Of Public Works..
proha bly, will DO asked to retire because
OF opposition TO him that mas arisen
in yucatan Senior Corrais health, ac-i
cording to recent advices. indicates
that he will abandon public life and
seek rcc,iperation IN Europe, This Will
leave a vacancy In the vice presidency.
which 1t Is considered may not be
filed, as the Minister OF Foreign At
f:.irs, during The vacancy In the oftico
OF President, also is inves ted with tho
character Of the latter office s,
Hard rnsl< for DInx. s|
Strong influences are at work with
regard TO The exact position that senior
Limantour Shall occupy In the CabfnrE
Personally. 1t Is known. Senior liiuan-s
tour prefers to remain Minister or Eli.
nance. and many bankers and hnancisrs