The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-24
Stream of Telegrams Pours Into Juarez COngratulat-
 ing Rebel Chieftain
DISPELS FEAR OF A
 COUNTER REVOLT
Appears That Madero and De La Barra Are in Close Touch With Each Other on All Matters
 and Work Together

Juarez, Mexico. May 23.-Conf1dential advices to the revolutionists here are to the effect that the resignation of Pres ident Diaz will be presented to the Mex ican congress tomorrow. It is not ex- pected it ' Il be accepted before Saturday of this week and Francisco l. Madero' Jr., the rebel leader, Is not planning to start for Mexico City before Sunday. News of the offer of Vice President Cor rals resignation was received here to- day. /
 Senor Madero is just beginning to real ize the strength of the revolutionary movement which he created. A constant stream of telegrams has been pouring in at his headquarters within the last few days congratulating him on the success of the revolution and stating that hun dreds of men are at his disposal for fur ther instructions.
 As the telegrams are from all parts of Mexico including southern and central sections, 1t is becoming more and more apparent here that Madero need fear little from a counter revolutionary move ment Such talk again was in the air today, coupled with rumors of plots by the "Cientifico' element in Mexico City and the promiscuous use of money to ac- complish Madero's downfall and the pos sibility of mishap to the Madero train when it starts southward.
 Some of Madero's friends think he should take at least POO armed men with him, but the rebel leader himself scoffs at the idea saying he will have but civilian escort. It is probable, however, that a pilot locomotive will proceed kilometre or two ahead of the Madero train to scout for dynamite bombs or other impediments.
 Viii Go Via San Antonio
 The belief is growing that the rail road south from here will not have been repaired when Madero is ready to begin his journey to the Mexican capital and that he will go via San Antonio and La redo. Friends of the rebel leader In El Paso and San Antonio and all along the line are planning to give him a recep- tion as he passes through American ter ritory Madero will make several stops at cities en route in Mexico to address the people and aid in the pacification of the country.
 An evidence that, Senor Madero already is working in close harmony with the provisional president, Senor De, La Barra is the frequent exchange of messages that occur daily between the two men. Senor Madero today was advised for in stance that an attack on Hermosillo was contemplated and money demanded be- cause of the strained relations between the federal officials there and the revo- lutionists, He entered into communica- ton with Senor De La Barra about a speedy relief in conditions there.
 The large army which has accumulated under Madero since the revolution began, instead of being regarded as involving future danger of anarchy, is rapidly being reviewed in another light by conserva- tive rebel leaders.
 They look with satisfaction upon the army, once ragged and Sundiscplined. now much better drilledf and well clad and believed that the revolution has brought forth the true military strength of the country. The Mexican army, somewhat demoralized by the revolution, 1t Is thought may be reorganzed with the in- s,rrectos as a nucleus Their actual ex- perIence in warfare and the probability that conditions in the army will be great ly improved, may keep many of the in- surrectos from returning to ranching or Alarming pursuits.
 Some active work for the rebels 1t is believed is not far off. Reports are be- ing received not infrequently at the Ma dero headquarters of the ravages of bandits in the interior. Fortino Herida, 3 noted bandit, is accused in one report that recahed here today of robbing a mine owned by Tarribia brothers at San Jose De Garcia in the state of Sonora, of gold bullion valued at $S5,000
 The socialistic movement in lower Cal ifornia is expected to give trouble and the combined forces of federals and in- surrectos available in that territory, to- gether with troops from this section, will be turned upon the marauding bands ir the far west should they persist in theil activity.
 Instances of such cooperation of fed erals and insurrectos already have been reported since the signing of the peace pact. A detachment of federals is said to be marching in company with insur- rectos towards Las Vacas, near Monte rey. Mexico, held by socialists claiming to be followers of Ricardo Magon, the Lower California chief
 Senor Madero sent Roque Estrada tc the state of Jalisco today