The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-05-19

Among His Troops without Gusrd
Another Peace Negotiation Begun
JAUREZ, May 15.-Notification
from Provisional President Madero
today to Senior Esquival Obregon that
his presence in this city is no longer
desired by the revolutionists is the
elimination of what is believed to
have been a general plot to influence
the military chiefs of Madero to de-
sert his standard.
A large bribe is said to have been
offered Gen. Pascaul Orozco, but he
indignantly refused it. Senior Ober-
gon emphatically denies any connec-
ton with the story.
Senior Obregon has been one Of the
go-betweens in the peace negotia-
tions, and was mentioned in the Gre
dentials sent Judge Carbijal, the fed
eral envoy, by Minister Limantour as
having disinterestedly offered his SER
vices with Senior Braniff in the cause
of peace. He was candidate for
President of Mexico in the last cleo
ton on the anti-re-electionis ticket
against Madero, but the supporters of
that party since then have largely
merged with the Maderistas.
Gen. Pascaul Orozco was asked con-
corning the efforts which Oregon is
alleged to have made to turn MIN
from Madero, and the rumor that a
bride had been offered was mentioned
to him. In reply he declared that no
fixed price had been offered but it had
been discreetly indicated to him that
he never would lack for money if he
consented to do certain things.
What these thing were Gen. Orozco
would not say. The upshot of the af-
fair is that Obregon has been Danish
ed from the insurrecto territory, and
Gen. Orozco is once more in the good
graces of his commander-in-chief
He had long and cordial talk with
Gen. Madero. He expressed to Made
70 his loyalty, and rendered his re-
grets for the incident of yesterday in
which Madero was temporarily ar
rested.
Provisional President Madero de-
clared today that he has the utmost
confidence in Gen. OroZco, and spent
some time in going over military
plans with him. AS an evidence of
Madero's confidence in the support of
his men he has dismissed his body
guard and now walks about the
streets with Mrs. Madero without an
escort.
Peace negotiations, unofficial, but
suspicious, have been resumed be-
tween the federal government and the
insurrectos, and the prospects tonight
were that a definite understanding
would be reached within twenty-four
hours.
Rafael Hernandez, who was the
original gobetween when efforts were
first made to bring the warning fac
tions together few months ago
has stepped to the front and trans
mitted certain propositions which are
looked upon favorably by both sides.
Messages were passed back and forth
today, but it was not expected plan
of procedure to consummate the I'M
Outstanding that may be reached I'M
officially would be determined upon
before tomorrow.
The propositions are somewhat diff
ferent from those hitherto consider
ed, though similar in intent. The
question of the resignation of Presi-
dent Diaz, vaguely handled in the
Diaz manifesto, it now is felt, was
amplified and explained sufficiently
by Minister Limantour in an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch two days ago,
and the insurrecto leaders are salts
fed
What they really want, and have
been wanting for sometime, is guar
antee the reforms they desire will be
put into operation, and that they will
be able to participate in the admins
tration of the republic. To satisfy
both these conditions the propositions
now being considered include an i'm
mediate reorganization of the cabinet
of President Diaz, probably by a
blanket resignation of that body, as
occurred sometime ago, and the In
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