Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-19
PEACE PREVAILS IN
ALL MEXICO AND THE
FIGHTING IS ENDED
Madero Accepts Offer to AS
sist de la Barra, the Tenn
porary President, When Dlaz
Gives Up Office

fBy Associated Fress-1
JUAREZ. Mexico. May N-Feace
throughout Mexico - now an accom-
ulfshed fact. according 10 Francisco
Nadero. Jr.. leader OF the Mexican revo-
lutionisfs, who announced today thar the
news from Mexico City was enureV sat
isfactory TO him.
Madero viii accept the ofeer 20 so 10
Mexico City to act as chief ADVISER 20
Minister OF Foreign Relations de Ia
Barra, who viii become president al m
term following the resignation OF Presi-
dent Diaz June J.
A. the date Of the withdrawal from
ofFice OF President Diaz and Vice Presi-
dent Corral has been definitely liked Tor
June l. Il, viii not be necessary for the
insurrectos to institute provisional gov
errors or provisional members or the
cabine,- for the intervening i days. put
the fact that saadero win act with Min
l~rer de Ia Barra In the reorganization
Of the government VIII be accepted as
sufficient guarantee OF the success OF
the revolution
Dtaz's announcement OF his Intention
TO resign l. accepted with absolute faitn
BY the rebels
REGARDING the future policy Of the
NEadero government toward foreign capl-
tai IN Mexico. Senior Madero SAID ne allu
h< cabinet would continue TO encourage
American investments. but vigorous
prohibition would be made against trusts
Of any kind and against the wholesale
granting OF concessions Madero has no
doubt that he will be the next regularly
elected president OF Mexico and tnat
DR.. vasquez Gomez win be the wee presi-
dent
Concerning the Reorganization OF the
Mexican army. Senior Madero said that
ali convicts hereafter VIII be eliminated
and the army VIII be composed entirely
Of volunteers.
Madero received the details OF the hap
penings at Mexico City with unconcealeo
pleasure The dispatches came too late
Tor his perusaI last night. but he was
I'D At sunrise today digesting the news
Walking beneath grove or trees. wnlcn
frfnwes a muddy irrigation ditch near
the house in which he has established
his headquarters. Senior Madero outlined
the policy he would pursue when ne
reaches Mexico City
certainly l viii 60 to Mexico City TO
act IN harmony with Minister de la Bar
ra.'s said 3laderO- There could not De
selected from the government SIDE a
man more acceptable 70 Us than Senior de
Ia Barra- The only unfavorable part OF
the news Is the intimation that the gov
eminent would select General Reyes for
minister OF war Reyes VIII not Be &C
ceufable TO rs and don't think ne ever
viii be minister OF war.
Ere realize ws~ have . great 49, D..
fore Is, but Senior de Ia Barra and
myself win work in perfect accord
AInasnuch as only u days VIII elapse
hef6re the Diaz government retres,
think II win not be necessary Tor US
10 insist upon the immediate institution
into once OF our provisional officers The
members OF the cabinet and governors
who are to act until the election viii be
selected BY SeEor de Ia Barra and my
self
Lower California viii probably be the
only mart of Mexico which will not be
restored Immediately 10 tranquility. The
vrarfare there Is apart from ours, but We
hone IL will soon cease. As for our army,
/ propose that all the insurrectos shall
~ allowed TO enlist as volunteers All
convacts hereafter viii be eliminated
Volunteers win be encouraged 10 JON oy
offers OF good pay
- prompt effect OF peace viii be the
liberation OF all political prisoners and
prisoners OF war. this Of course, viii en-
brace Americans. including those now
I'm the penitentiary at Chihuahua
we will continue TO be warm friepds
Of the people OF the United States and
win encourage American investments"
1t Is not true that one OF our slogans
has been curb the invasion of Ameri-
cans. 90 not hesitate 70 say. however,
that we will. oppose trusts and unjust
concessions