Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-13
DIAz MUST MOVE
MADER0 AWAITS It
Juarez is Now the Seat of
the Provisional Gov
eminent
PEACE OVERTURES
From Mexico City Will BE Met With
Another Demand For Diaz
Retirement.
OVERTUR!ESSs
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Ell Paso, May 12.-The khaki cab
met OF the Instruction held a meet
ing this morning at the city hal! and
decided to become a world Bower at
least insofar as the issuance Of am
bassatorial portfolios will achieve that
end
Somehow later Provisional President
Francisco |. Madero, surrounded py
the statesmen Of the new regime, DO
ceeded tn the Customs House. a large
ornate building OF redbrick, and these
OH the front entrance proclaimed to
the populace that the edifice would be
the seat of the provisional govern
ment. The Provisional President mas
been very peevish today and the bust
ness OF proclaiming did not event
uaue with great deal of eciat A
good deal OF the trouble Immediately
attending the ceremony Was Their
failure to find the key To The Custom
house, hence the crowd mad badly
burnt standing III the sun and wait.
ing for something to happen tna!
vexatiously refused to happen.
To add u the general petu!anye,
Madero would not make .S.vs.,sspee chs
Some crude Americans yelled speech
Sta1t something Old man md ether
3marks which did not seem % fit in
very well with the occasion.
The Provisional government VII .oc
tltoeed to do business along narion-
al lines. The ambassadors have
not been appointed but that detail
will be disposed of next week. The
first thing they want is recognition
as belligerent power and they es-
pecially want this from The Un'fed
States
This would seem to be very ner-
Wy proposition, but Senior Madero ism
such a modest little Creature as he
appears t. be. He believes that ne
has Diaz on the hop and practically
the whole of Mexico and Ne viii net
only ask for recognition, but is pre-
pairing to present new and far more
exa ting eace terms, snn,4;,: tie nat
i,:':'l gr:-'nment approach h:,r IN
thai S, ! ist..
1t is whispered in, Juarez that the
matter Of electing the cabinet, de-
signaling officers and handing out
favors generally, has aroused a good
deal of jealousy. This, of course, is
denied by the loyal Maderists, but
there is NO denying that a subtle
change has come over the spirit of
the Provisional President and that.
this, very likely, is responsible for
the complaints that he and the rest of
the Madero family are running the
government to suit themselves. The
really strong man in the newly or
ganlzed government, appears to be
Abram Gonzales, military commander
OF ,JuaNez Ghnzales is the man
who brought order out Of chaos in
the captured city, checked rowdyism,
looting, established discipline, and en-
forced sanitary rules. He was doing
this, in fact, when each CT several
other leaders was telling his friends
how he took the city Today Abram
Gonzales, military commandant of
Juarez, announced that system of
taxation would be adopted, which
would insure ample funds to run the
government.
Our greatest source CT revenue
said Gonzales, will be the export du-
ty on cattle shipped into the United
States. The Mexican government
charges $3.50 3 head and we will dc
the same. We expect to derive a
large income from the duty on ore. As
early as possible a system of proper
ty taxation will be adopted. Hereto
fore the great land owners have es-
capped with only a nominal tax and