New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-08
MADERO ORDERED MARCH
"ON TO MEXICO CITY
Insurgent Leader Told All Rev.
oIutioniStS to Withdraw
from the Frontier.
NO ATTACK ON JUAREZ
Abandonment of Border War
fare Move of Rebels to Secure
Early Recognition from
United States.

e. Peso. lex Nav 1-Fearing comphCd-
tons with the United States. Francisco l.
Madero IT.. to-day gave orders TO all the
revolutionists on the Mexican ooruel ~
withdraw from the frontier
General Madero, in manifesto 70 hlS
army to-day, cited the Douglas, Arlz, IN
cidents and declared that, while the taxing
Of Juarez might be an immense military
advantage, 1t would bring about complca-
tons with nation which has always
given US proofs Of its Friendship, and WITH
whom an international conflict would DC
probable
"On to Mexico City" was the cry TO-
night in the Madero army as the men pre-
pared to break camp.
The political chiefs gathered to-day TOT
final conference, completed the orgah'za
ton Of the provisional government anu
bade farewell TO their leader. TWO com
missions were appointed, one o. winch y
70 he an executive. consulting iunta to re-
ceive any new proposals from the Mexican
government and the other to direct the
diplomatic or commercial relations OF 'he
revolut!onists with the United states
Y was no secret az the Madero camp TO-
day that the abandonment Of border Wa.
fare IS in line with the policy Of the reoeis
from now on 10 court early recognition oy
tho United states Of their belligerency.
Nadero's military lieutenants were .oa'"
10 abandon their position around Juare@'
especially Genera! Orozco. who was con,
edart he could take the city, Genera
Madero. however, treasured his men d MS
faith in them. explaining his plans IN lhe
following manifesto:
When you we're invited TO come and take
the IMPORTANT city OF Juarez you az
suonded 90 nv call with CRY OF entn @
asnl. know that your EFFORTS Wouiu III III
proved Irresistible and that Ne.y EaaInSs.
This city would have fallen into our naIus,
but since arriving at the border. / nav
received knowledge that when our Dro'''S,
took another town, which IS also on he he
international lirc Of the United states, VIC
bullets OF those ighting fell on 20 Amer
can territory and claimed many Nictlms.
This brought diplomatic complications,
whicn would be inevitable II az StLa i,n
were made on Juarez. and might -, me
about very serious complications VIII q
nation which has often given US proofs ~
us friendship, and II devoiVes upon us go
sacrifice this immense nIlta!y 80 f,iarez
,vhicr would result in the taking OF Juarez'
which would probably result IN an inter
understand the immense sacrifice wnlch
make n TINS. tDul ll'Ab
ciaIIv our generals. have manifested VII
crea. iusistence their desire 10 take tHe
CITY AZ hand or 10 sacrifice their HVeS III
the attempt ~, ., m.
last time when he was near 20 the Guy OF
Juarez could not attack considered tnat J,
was military obligation that ne Shoulu
not retire 4 second time without MAXIM !
an asearit But. showing An example oi
PATRIOTISM and abnesaton. with sorfo" ne
/ has Joined me in this; but | promise Sot
that which l also promised nm. Wncn u
! that from now on we VIII MAKE se,S "a ~ -
many battles where Won will be able 10 So L
| isfy your legitimate desire of fighting toi
YOUR country and your ardent "isl W NoFV'
In word. / promise you that We viii
make A triumphant march until We arrive
) al the capital of the republic, "here Wv
| tr!otism and self-sacriflce have fully earned
! effective suffrage and no re-elecuon'
| Camp of the army of liberation on ne
shores of Bravo. before Ciudad Juarez' OF
the 9TH day OF F FRyAiN lslf l. MADERo.
/ Provisional President of the Republic OF
Mexico.
| Pine Suarez. provisional Governor OF fu
cstan, Is expected TO go TO San Antonio
Tex. with the members Of the new eNecu
! tive consulting committee. which prooaolS
will he resident there. This commission Is
COMPOSED of DR.. NasqueZ Gomez, iran
cisco I. Madero, ST., and Pine Suarez, VINO
rcpresented the rebels in their brief peace
I conference with the federal government
/ Gustave l. Madero, Rogue ESTRADA anc
Juan Sanchez Ascona.
+ The Other commission, which viii care
! for the business Of the revoutioniSts In the
United states. will he composed Of Or
Gomez. as diplomatic agent. Gustave a
Madero. financial agent, Jose Nasconceios
and Juan Sanchez Ascona, as assistants tc
The diplomatic agent and Alberto furtes
acting consul at II Paso. GuStavo y. Ma
dero will have power TO appoint consuls OF
| L...iro.c u nnntc n, thn INIT h Stafes