Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-08

your ardent wish 10 cover yourself with
glpry .E
I'm a word. / promise you that we will
make a triumphant march until We arrive
1t the capital OF the republic, where you
WI receive the reward which your
patriotism. and -seif-sacrifice have fully
earned.
Effective suffrage and ua reelection.
Camp Of the army Of liberation on the
shores Of the Bravo, before Ciudad Jaurez,
on the seventh day Of May. 1911"
Seniors Branin and Obregon. go-betweens
in the recent negotiations. probably VIII
return TO Mexico city tomorrow with
Judge Carbajal the official federal en-
voy
Force Of Arms only Recourse.
They made several efforts to persuade
General Msdero and Bis followers 10 recede
from their attitude on the Diaz question.
but without result Ths insurrecto leaders
now feel more determined than ever that
they must obtain their political reforms
by force Of arms.
General Madero's plans are not known.
II Is believed he viii march due south
to Madero, near the point where he
stopped recently prior to his march to
Juarez. he intends to carry the fighting
into the state OF Coahuilo and mobilizing
all his forces. effect Junction with Am
brosio FIgueroa and the other rebel chiefs
and attack Mexico city
All the provisional governors, who hith-
erto have been in the United States con-
sulting with the juntas Of the revolution
lists now will return to their respective
states Senior Carranza, provisional gov
ernor of Coahuila, will take the field as
chief OF the military zone comprehended
by Aueve Leon. Coahuila and ramaulipss.
Senior Manuel Bonilla, provisional cover
nor of slnaloa Sonora Maytorena, provis-
ional governor Of Sonora; Guadelope Com
zales. provisional governor OF zacatecas;
Senior Urgude, provisional governor of
Tlaxcala, and Abraham Gonzales, provis-
ional governor OF Chihuahua, will accom-
pany General Madero southwark en- route
to their respective headquarters.
Senior Pine suarez. provisional COVER
nor Of Yucatan. will 20 to San Antonio,
Tex, with the members OF the new execu-
tive consulting committee, which probably
will be resident there.
This commission Is composed of DR.. Vas
auez Gomez, Francisco Madero, ST., and
Senior Pine suarez, who represented the
rebels In their brief peace conference with
the federal government Gustavo A. Mad
ero, Rogue Estrada and Juan sanchez
Azcona The other commission, which will
care for the business of the revolutionists
in the United States viii be composed
of Dr. Gomez as diplomatic agent; Gustavc
A. MADEIRA, financial agent; Jose Vascon-
celos and Juan ,sanehez Azcona, as as
sistants to the diplomatic, agent, and Al
berto Fuentes, acting consul at El Paso.
Gustavo A. Madero will have power to
appoint consuis or business agents IN the
United States.
Part Of the insurrecto army will leave
during the night and the remainder to-
morrow.
Expect to Take Mexico City.
One month more and wen have Mexico
city" This was the Oft repeated phrase
with which the rebel leaders tonight
prepared for the march. Rebel detach'
ments are scattered Throughout the state
OF Chihuahua and are now believed &c
number 1900 men. With the additional
troops which the rebels expect to recruit
on their march, as they believe sympathy
with the revolutionists cause has beer
strengthened instead OF weakened by theii
attitude on the Diaz question, the \insur'
rectos hope to muster $1,000 men for theil
grand attack -on 4he. Mexican capital.
A report that General Rabago. with
about LOO federala had left Terrazas near
chihuahua Immediately after the armistic'
was broken off reached here tonight.
There is strong likelihood OF an engage
ment between Rabago and a detachment o.
the insurrecto army.