New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
MAOERO BIDS HIS
SOLDIERS FAREWELL
Tells Them of His Plans When
He Goes 10 ReYico
City. n
INSURGENTS LEAVE BORDER
Removes Danger Of Trouble
with United States-A Dra-
matte Scene in Ruins
of Juarez.

of JuareZ.
Juarez. Mexico. May % Standing o,
the pedestal OF monument near which
arose the smoking ruins or the recent
battle. Francisco l. Madero. jr.. to-day
hade farewell 10 his soldiers and told
them Of his plans when he goes to Mex
ico city 10 nodernize the government or
the country and build y new Mexico"
The occasion was tho redistribution "
the "insurgent army Of the north" com
prisng the forces mostly enlisted from
chihuahua state. which began the revo-
luton and lived 10 enjoy the fruits o.
victory.
Fifteen hundred insurgents tomorrow
at daylight will leave here for Casas
Grandec. under command of General
Pascual Orozco and Colonel villa. Moro
troops will start FOR other parts OF the
interior. and with the departure OF tho
provisional governors in a few DAYS only
five hundred men. under Colonel jose
Blanco. will stand guard in Juarez
Giuseppi Garibaldi. a grandson OF tho
Italian liberator also will leave here soon
after having been an active participant
in the campaign which led TO the ran OF
Juarez. At Casas Grandes the nam
bodv Of the insurgents will still remain
under arms. possibly marching to Chi-
buahua Citv after President Diaz has re-
signed.
Insurgents Leaving the Boroer'
The movement of the insurgents sou'n-
ward aIso IS significant. because IL VIII
remove from the United states poruer
tho main 6ghting strength Of the revoiu-
tionists.
| casas Graudes is 80 miles south or
ruarez II IS the intention OF Orozco to
camp there possibly for several WEEKS
or until Abraham Gonzales formally as
sunles office as Provisional Governor OF
/ chihuahua. succeeding Governor Ahu-
mada. 81.
The scene OF Madero's farewell to his
men was impressive. About the plaza
stood the blackened walls Of the new
municipal palace and library building.
which had been blown up in last weeks
battle.
| Further on stretched acres Of adops
buildings, mutilated and knocked into
grotesque shapes by the combined nre
Of federals and insurgents.
/ Nadero rode from his headquarters
accompanied by his Cabinet, ana as
cended the steps OF a monument 10
Benito Juarez.
When he appeared above the cro"d ne
was greeted by shouts Of Long live tho
liberator Of Mexico," and our next
President" Orozco and villa appeared
tos,da Nadero and were greeted by their
followers.
Tricolored ribbons were displayed oy
the soldiers who were massed in SEMI
circle about the base OF the monument
In the group was a boy twelve years oid
who is officially credited with having
been in eleven battles and skirmishes
Nadero. as he spoke, stood beneath
master statue OF Justice, from when the
unified hand had been shot away In the
hattie. II was the Provisional Presideh's
farewell address 10 his army
Msdero's Farewell Address.
Soldiers" Madero said. you see all
about YOU the terrible consequences Ok
war. Beautiful buildings have been de-
stroved and people have fled In terror
foam their homes. Many OF you pos
s;hlv have felt the bitter suferings or
6obtine You have gone hungry nave
,,,arobed hundreds OF miles over the not
deserts. often without water OF sieep.
Won have shifted the smoke OF oat'ie anu
como of Won have had occasion 10 co"-
template death ,.,
.Rut nv soldiers. ii has been Juss
war All OF the suffering that mas oeeh
causad is az nothing 10 the SUFFERING
,,.,,icb the result of this war VIII pre-
,or, II WAS war against tyranny its
! fruit is liberty >.
.Nv soldiers. | bid you farewell. IL
is sad TO see you go. but you may so
with lighter hearts than when YOU
! came.
"rr week or SO | shall leave here
] for Nexico CITY to make permanent
the peace which followed our triumph
bere When peace is finally secures
Won will have the privilege OF leaving
the army II you like. There VIII be no
conservation. The army which In the
future will uphold the liberty guaran-
teed by the Constitution Of Mexico VIII
be composed of soldiers who join IL
from, choice and who will receive good
pay.
MANY things are yet 10 be done be-
fore the principles for which we fought
are within our grasp. We are going 10
have free elections. We are going 10
have education along the lines which
will give our people the democratic
system of free thought and acts that
was in the minds OF the liberators VI
our country
Soldiers. goodby. You have fought
bravely. See that in your homes and
in the peaceful pursuits with your fell
low citizens YOU are as brave and loyal
! as YOU have been in war with me-"
Changes in Peace Plans.
Indecision marked the peace parleys
between the federal government and tke
revolutionists tonight, and although
peace practically is an accomplished fact
there were Kaleidoscope changes to-day
in the plans for carrying out the princi-
pal demands of the rebels.
Late this afternoon Madero received