The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
Elated by His Victory
Over Mexican Gov
eminent.
is AM BILIOUS |.
FOR 7 H E FUTURE
Believes His Achievements Will
Lift Him to Presidential Zenith.
Country Still Has to Pass
Through Political Travail
Before Quiet Is
Restored.

Juarez. Mexico. May lS.-Provisional
President Francisco l. Madero's an
nounccmcnt to dag that he would leave
for Mexico City within two days to
participate in Reconstruction OF the
Federal government. was the signal to
. night for general departure Of poll
teal chiefs go-betweens and others
who feel that the scene of peace nego-
tiations Is about to be shifted to the
capital
Peace agreements. official concessions
and the machinery OF the provisional
government have been temporarily
swept aside by the expectation that
Senior Madero will quickly arrange with
the Federal government LASTING
peace with political emancipation
Judge carbaial. the FEDERAL envoy
will leave here tomorrow
Judge Carbajal is elated. because he
| thinks that 1t will be unnecessary to
sign any actual peace agreement. an
artificial document between two par
! ties. one OF which will expire when the
document is signed.
Mndcro TX EIntcd.
Senior Aiadero also is elated Anti
cipation. eager and Joyous beamed in
his face, as he walked up p II tb,wn the
great east room OF his White
House" 5l
Peace, peace he repeatsd slowly,
as he meditated on the fruits Of his
advisory powers. which he believes.
when digested VIII mean his rise to a
presidential zenith.
|. "PeaceNis hound to come am
going to work very hard Our de-
mands are we'll known. we want
merely what is reasonable. but we
must be guaranteed those things.
am glad that shall be able TO effect
these guarantees by personal ac-
tivity."
The members OF the Provisional
Cabinet met to-day TO discuss the dis.
patches OF last night They deived
Tor reasons. but stopped shortly.
unanimously declaring that the Cow
eminent had quietly surrendered With
the hope OF making Mexico a model
country Not a few of the leaders
began to wonder about the exac, pro-
cedure which is to effect peace
Or VaEquez Gomez admitted ina.
there was much thinking 10 he done
before modus operandi could h..
! decided upon. He declared that neace
was In effect now. but he thought
some kind of an unofficial understand
ing BY telegraph or otherwise should
be established with the Mexican gov
eminent before the departure of the
rebel leaders H5l II
- ''ti = : uG3l lHlHRs as a Cabinet
reorganization, the placing of the gov
errors IN power and other details con
cerning the reconstruction OF The.
FEDERAL government could not he writ
zen inio any agreement. This is the
proposition he Will submit 10 the PRO-
Nisionai Cabinet tomorrow, and about
( which Judge Carbajal expects 10 re.
| ceife some instructions before TO -n,or-
row night
VIII Mnp Out Course
AS understood here Provisional
PRESIDENT Madero is 10 go MEXICO
City where he probably will nrst no
received by Senior da la Barra tho
Minister of Foreign RcIa lions. These
Two men will map out the course 10
DC pursued DIR. Gomez will arrive
IN Mexico City few days later. The
hrst subject to be taken up. II is
thought. will be to erect an amica bIe
aba ation BY the present governors
ana the Introduction OF men popular
enough to restore quiet throughout the
states. Later. new Federal govern
ment will he considered.
the prevailing opinion tonight IS
mat the armistice will be prolonged
Whiie PRESIDENT Diaz remains in once
ana probably until amicablc relations
arc established beyond doubt.
On the provisional governors veil,
deNoiNe the task of Keeping insurrectos
from continuing hostilities, but the CON,
nlned influence of the insurrecto no
htical chieftain and OF Federals alikc
VIII be exerted in keeping the soldierv
quiet while Mexico passes through IFS
political travail