New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-25
MADERO SURE Of PEACE.
Insurgent Leader SaysHe Is Con-
yinced Terms Can Be Arranged.
TO CONSULT OTHER LEADERS
Negotiations Yesterday Con.
cerned with Place of Meeting,
Which May Be il Paso,

III Paso. Tex, April s4s-Generai iran"
cisco l. Madero. desiring that the iran.
ouiIlity which seems about to he restcren
IN the district between Chihuahua al"
.fuarez shall extend over the entire coun-
try where there have been outbreaks mas
invited the Independent fsders 10 has'e"
TO I'll Paso to participate In the impeh'-
ing. discussion Of peace terms.
The telegraph, tho mall and In some IN
stances cour!ers we're used 10y the insor-
gent general TO send the call Amohs
those 20 whom he sent word are Jose
Maria pino Saurey, lawyer. VINO was ap-
pointed provisional Governor or fucNah
by the rebels and who is now at New Or
leans; Guadalupe Gonzales, provisional
Governor Of Zscatecas. now at o)insga'
and Abrom Gonzales. provisional Governor
of chihuahua. with headquarters at Guer-
zero.
These officials are in mii'ar" as well as
civil command OF rebel activities IN their
states. Or. Vasauez Gomez. the rebel Dip
lomatic agent q, Washington, viii also be
present
Madero set AZ rest reports that he would
succeed Ramon Corral ~ Vice-Pre sident.
IL viii accept no Office not given me by
the people at an honest election" he said.
The speaker was taking his ease as he
talked in his new adobe home. Sonora
Madero was experimenting the setting OF a
table on which there was real linen. while
odors from the kitchen hinted that the
general was already taking advantage of
that proviso In the armistcc which per-
mits the bringing in Of food from the
sl.. oil
hung two biblical pictures and the cross
which invariably can be found in Mexican
homes.
Maderc Certain Of Peace.
After two months In the field. in snow
and rain and the parchng heat OF the
mesa, with the ground for bed. the sky
for cover and for food n piece OF jerked
beef or a tortila, this seems palatial,' he
observed, smiling In the direction OF his
wife. He was slowly folding a silk flag
tust received from the Women's Anti-Re-
electionist Society OF Chihuahua. 1t bore
the inscription: Liberty, law and Justice
Peace terms, am absolutely convinced.
wiz be agreed upon 20 the satisfaction OF
all members Of the revolution throughout
Mexico | hope to have all sections repre-
sented at the conference ana 7 believe that
the representatives will be present"
An authoritative admission was obtained
that the negotiations to-day were con-
cerned with the place at which tine meeting
of official peace ENJOYS shall he held. While
the admission was not made thai the
ENJOYS have been appointed, the inference
was plain that they have been decided upon
b. both sides.
It IL said that the appointment OF ENJOYS
was not contemplated at first. but the first
exchanges IN code by telegraph over the
uncertain Mexican wires proved 80 cur,ber-
some end slow that the necessity for O
personal conference soon became apparent.
Il required eleven hours last night to de-
cipher one long code message
May Meet at FL Paso.
There Is no doubt that the armistice
which expires next Friday, will be ex-
tended as necessary to allow for the arrival
at the selected meeting place, probably "
Paso, OF The special peace commissioners
and OF the responses from the rebel leaders
10 whom General Madero has sent invita-
tons.
Considerable rain fell In camp this after
noon. but the veteran plansnen and
mountaineers hardened even beyond their
ordinary endurance by the five months
campaign, threw their blankets around
their shoulders and in sheltered hooks
under the oyerhanging cliffs ignored the
storm.
Now that peace r. In sight. they are
anxious 20 have the war ended and return
b. their homes.