The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-21

ARE At WORK
FOR PEACE
End Of Revolution in Mexico
Expected This Week. Con-
ieTerCeS TO Be Held
(By Associated press.)

(By Associated Press)
Washington, Mar 20-Peace is as.
surcd in Mexico within the present
week il certain influences now u
work toward thar end prove effective.
With the arrival in Mexico Ci'y OF
senor Jose Yves -lmantour. minister
Of fnance, Presiden. Diaz will begin
conferences which II is expected viii
result In the announcement within
three or four days OF a reorganiaod
cabinet
Miaistcr l.imantour viii present an
explana ion Of the demands Of the
reyohdtionists and the changes in The
official family Of President Diaz as
well as The institution Of reforms are
expected to appease the insurgents.
IN the meantime, President Iaf,
will confer with Ambassador pe IA
Haua ana there Is gool ground for
the assumption that the troops now
concentrated in Texas Immediately
win begin a series OF maneuycrs and
will return shortly o their posts IN
addition, when conditions are nor
nal ia Mexico, complete statement
Of the considerations that actuatcd
the mobilization Of the troops will DC
issued
Hope for the coming OF peace in
Mexico Is strengthened by the man
ncr In which The revolutionists have
commented on the magazine article
Gf Ambassador DE La Barra and the
significant spirit Of expectancy with
which the results OF Senor Imam
tours conferences In Mexico City
this week are awaited by organs OF
nsurgent sentiment
Insurrectos Determined
MOI a single adverse comment was
recorded III Mexican newspapers TO
the proposal of the Mexican ambas-
sador that all classes in Mexico unite
for the promotion of national unity.
The Insurgents have taken the
stand that their operations have PROV
en- they are willing to risk great
deal 10 secure the adoption Of Ger.
tain reforms IN the government and
falling in this they win continue the
strife. Besides the proposals, which
SenOr Limantour is known to be bear.
ug to President Diaz, 1t Is report.
Cd. the wishes OF leading insurgeut
sympathizegs in various parts of the
republic have become known to Presi-
dent Diaz and will play no small part
II the reorganization Of his cabiue'.
The disaileotion in Mexico which
has been most conspicuous in Chihua-
hua, however has not been confined
to that state and serious outbreaks
IN other states have been prevented
BY the promises Of early changes IN
administration.
A peculiar relationship Of members
ol the cabinet 70 the international
administration of the states has con-
tlibute3 interest o the political sit
uation IN Mexico city and various
combinations and tickets have been
made mp and are being privately sug.
gested
The troubles in Yucatan AMI Chi.
hnahua II Is said will directly influ-
crce probable changes In the cabt-
let The opposition in chihuahua
may mean the displacement OF Senor
Creel from his post of minister of
foreign affairs while Senor Molina,
minister OF public works, probably
will be asked TO retire because Of OPP
position to him in Yucatan
Senior Corrals health, according 10
recent adyices, indicates that he will
abandon public life and seek recuper-
ion in Europe. This will leave q
vacancy in the vice presidency which
may not be filled, as the minister ol
foreign affairs during the vacancy in
the Office also is invested with The
vice presidency.
Limantour viii Stay
Strong Influence are at work ie
garding the exact position hat Sen
or Limantour shall occupy in the
cabinet Personally 1t is known
oenor Limantour prefers to remain
minister Of finance and many bank
ers ard financiery who have interests
4 in Mexico are anxious to have hin
thus continue They are some Hnan
eiers, il Is said who blink Senoi
Limantour can exert more effective
Influence for tranquility in the fcpub
lie from the post OF minister Of fer
eIgn affairs and virtual vice president
These are considerations which az
making President Diaz's task diff
lcnlt one. Il is hintel that among th'
new members Of the cabinet may b
some who were politically affiliated
with the party that supported Fran
leisco l. Madero for president in tn
last election
The reYoationis here admit tha
much will depend on what course /
pursued By President Diaz this weel
though they are by no means prepaT
ling to give up the struggle.
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