Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-18
INSIDE STORY OF
 QUARREL BETWEEN
 MADERO AND OROzCO
Globe Newspaper Man Wit neSSeS Scene-0eclareS
 Villa Was Responsible
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 | The real story of the clash between i Francis o I. Madero and his gen eral, Pascual Orozeo. has never been | told. The stories that have been l printed about the dramatic contro- versy have varied because they were obtained from second hand and even third hand sources. I was in the midst of it-not that I would have been had known that a drama of such tensity would have been pulled on.
 | l had an appointment to see Ma dero. the appointment having been made through the presidents private [ secretary. and was promptly on hand when Madero arrived at the municipal building. following the sur render of Ciudad Juarez.
 | The real reason of the mutiny Of Orozco was not that Madero had not given the proper consideration to the care of his soldiers, as was re- ported in the newspapers.
 Cause of the Trouble The trouble was precipitated by the arrest of Colonel Pancho Villa by Madero.
 As Madero drove up in his machine he jumped from his machine and roughly grabbed Villas arm. placing him under arrest Madero arrested Villa because Villa wanted the person of Navarro and had sworn that Ma varro should die. At this point Orcz- co came up with his command and took the side of Villa. He drew an automatic revolver and stood on the step of Madero's automobile, twirl- ing the revolver on his finger. At no time, however, did he point it directly at the president.
 The arrest of Madero by Orozco occurred within three minutes after Madero had arrested Villa. It was the tensest moment ever lived through A shot either by acci- dent or design would have been the end of the Madero government Sur rounded by a mob of several hun- dred men. nany of tbem crying, "Na- varro killed my brother" Navarro killed my brother" MaderO was con- fronted with a situation upon the solution of which depended the des- | tiny of Mexico.
 A Tense Situation l When Mader0, with the persnira- ton of excitement and passion streaming down his face, attempted to address the mob, he was greeted { with cries of "silence. silence. Buf | he persisted. appealing to the sol ! diers to sustain his stand in the matter of protecting Navarro. Ora matically beating his breast he ex- claimed: q will never turn over General Navarro 70 you and have the provisional army branded before
 of 1 You may kill me where l stand. but win never consent to the execution of General Navarro"
 , The peroration lasted only a ie. minutes but the temper of the crowd graduaiIv changed until cries Of '.Viva Madero" relieved the tension of the moment. mixed with an Occa- sionaI cry of Viva Villa" Viva Or ozco" The cliwax of Madero's p'ea came when he dramatically extended his arms to Orozco. crying, Don Pas cuaL embrace embrace" He made this rlea several times. but Or1zcn rruttered in an undertone and shook his head. Roual Nadero. the presi- dents brother. added his pleas to those of h's brother. but OTozco re na;ned positive in his denial. Enter the Embrace
 Finally the mob took uD tNc cr' of embrace. embrace" and Orozco, his heart melted and with tears or repentance streaming from his eyes entered the automobile and embraced the president.
 had never had much conhdenee in the jndgwent of Madero, hut after that incident must oOncefe th9i be is a man Of inGnite courage and bravery and the incident Illustrates to my mind the power of mind over matter. of reason over brutal pas sion.
 Orozco Is undoubtedly a strong man and if he lives he will be history maker in the new Mexico. hut if perrnittad he will he a die tator. Jose de la Luz Blanco, to my mind. is the reer of them all. and Villa, while charged with having been a bandit, is a born fighter. RoIal Madero is a prince Of good fellows and is the brains Of Made ros advisory council.
 i was within arms reach of Orozco lard Msder0 when the much discussed incident occurred and took notes on the scene. I was there by arrange lmeut and as it afterwards proved ! witnessed the most dramatic incident in modern history The appeal O. Madero. with it's dramatic setting. reminded me of the historical ac count of the plea of Mare Antony to the Roman populace. Madero is a born orator and in a few minutes turned the temper of the mob from Orozco to himself. It demonstrates that Made-o is complete master Of