Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-20
Insurrecto Leader Will Go
To Mexico City to Become
Adviser to De La Barra,
President AID Interim.
DIAZ AND CORRAL
QUIT THIS MONTH
Madero Says New Admin
istration Will Welcome
American Capital, Blu t
Will Prohibit Trusts.

Juarez, May 1s.-Peace in Mexico
will be signed by Saturday, according
to the almost unanimous opinion OF
Provisional President Madero's ad
visers today.
Developments in the negotiations to-
day progressed to point justifyine
the confident prediction that the end
of the internecine strife was at last
plainly in sight and the signing OF the
peace pact would be followed Monday
by the formal resignation from the
presidency Of Porfirio Diaz. Senior
! Madero today sent personal mes
sage to President Diaz congratulating
him upon his patriotic action in re-
firing from the presidency and stating
that he himself would resign from the
provisional presidency just as soon as
Senior De La Barra Is in office thus
clearing the way for reorganization Of
the government and for new gen.
eral election.
So confident are the provisional
leaders that the conclusion of peace Is
now but a formality that Manuel
Bonila, provisional governor of Sinalo
will leave tonight for his post.
Provisional President Madero at
1870 o'clock today announced through
Dr. Vasquez Gomez that he would
leave for Mexico City within 4S hours
to arrange to cooperate with the gov
eminent in restoration of peace in
Mexico
Madero Happy Over News.
Madero today announced that the
news from Mexico City was so entire
ly satisfactory to him that 1t might be
proclaimed that peace
throughout Mexico is now an accom-
plished fact
Madero will accept the offer to go to
Mexico City to act as chief advisor to
Minister Of Foreign Relations De La
Barra who will become president ad
interim.
AS the date for the withdrawal from
office of President Diaz and Vice Pres
ident Corral has been definitely fixed
for June l 1T will net be necessary
for the insurrectos to institute provis-
ional governors or provisional mem
bers of the cabinet for the interven-
ing twelve days but the fact that Ma
dero will act with Minister De La
Barra in the reorganization OF the
government will be accepted as suf-
f1cient guarantee Of the success of the
revolution.
Diaz's announcement of his inten-
ton to resign Is accepted with abso-
lutte faith by the rebels. Regarding
the future policy of the Madero gov
eminent toward foreign capital In
Mexico Senior Madero said he and his
cabinet would continue to encourage
American investments, but vigorous
prohibition will be made against trusts
of any kind and against the whole
sale granting of concessions. Ma
dero has no doubt that he will be the
next regularly elected president OF
Mexico and that DR.. Vasquez Gomez
vii be the vice president.
Concerning the reorganization of the
Mexican army, Senior Madero declared
all convicts hereafter will be eliminat-
ed and the army will be composed en-
tirely of volunteers
Madero Gives Out Interview.
Madero received the full details OF
the happenings at Mexico City with
unusual pleasure. The dispatches
came too late for his perusal last
night but he was up at sunrise today
digesting the news.
Senior Madero outlined the policy he
would pursue when he reaches Mexico
City.
Il will go to Mexico City to act in
harmony with Minister De La Barra,
said MadeEp. There could not be
elected from the government side a
man more acceptable to us than
Senior De La Barra. The only unfav.
orable part of the news is the intima-
ton that the government would select
Gen. Reyes for minister of war. Reyes
will not be acceptable to us and don't
think he will be minister of war.
1--WE realize we have great task
before u.s. Senior De La Barra and
myself will work in perfect accord.
Inasmuch as only twelve days will
elapse before the Diaz government re.
tires, think it will not be necessary
for lis to insist upon the Immediate
Installation Of our provisional officers
The members of the cabinet and gov
errors who are to act until the cleo
ton will be selected by Senior De La
Barra and myself.
I Al Ria