Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
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 D|SPERS|NG MaderO's Farewell Address to Army of the North DEPARTURE FROM JUhREZ The Provisional President Congratulates His Sol diers on Liberation of the Country from Tyranny A New Mexico Promised.
DEPARTURE FROM JUAREZ

Juarez. Mexico. May Outstanding on the pedestal of d monument near which arose the smoky ruins of the recent battle, Francisco l. Madero. Jr.. today bade farewell to his soldiers and told them of his plans to mod i ernize the government of the country and to build a new Mexico" The occasion was the redistribution l of the insurrecto army of the north. .' comprising the forces largely enlisted from Chihuahua state. which began | the revolution and lived to enjoy the | fruits of victory
 Fifteen hundred insurrectos leave tomorrow at daylight for Casas Gran | des under the command of General | Pascual OrOZcO and Colonel Villa. With the departure of the provisional governors in a few days. only 500 men under Colonel Jose Blanco will remain to guard Juarez
 Giuseppe Garibaldi, who played a ! prominent part in the campaign which led to the fall of Juarez. will leave the city soon. At Casas Gran des the main body of the insurrectos will remain under arms. possibly marching to Chihuahua city after President Diaz has finally resigned. It is the intention of OrozcO to camp at Casas Grandes until Abram Con- | gales formally assumes the office of | provisional governor of Chihuahua, succeeding Ahumada.
 l Madero's farewell to his men was impressive About the plaza stood ] the blackened walls of the municipal ! palace and the library building. which i had been blown up in last weeks bat | tie Further on stretched acres of adobe buildings. mutilated by the combined fire of federals and insur- rectOs. Madero rode from his head quarters accompanied by his cabinet and ascended the steps of the monu-
 ment of Bonito Juarez.
 As the leader appeared above the crowd he was greeted with shouts: Long live the liberator of Mexico and Our next president"
 Soldiers" said Madero. you see 1 all about you the terrible conse- l quences of war Beautiful buildings have been destroyed and people have fled in terror from their homes. Many of you personally have felt the bitter sufferings of a campaign. You have gone hungry. have marched hundreds | of miles over the hot desert. often without water or sleep. You have l sniffed the smoke of battle and some of you have had occasion to contem- plate death.
 But. my soldiers. it has been a | just war All of the suffering that has been caused is as nothing to the | suffering which the result of this war will prevent. It was war against tyranny; it's fruit is liberty.
 My soldiers. I bid you farewell. It is sad to see you go. but you must leave with lighter hearts than you carried when you came.
 Tn a week or so I shall leave for Mexico City to make permanent the peace which has followed our tri- umph here. When peace is finally secure. you will have the privilege of leaving the army if you like. There will be no conscription. The army which in the future will uphold the ! liberty guaranteed by the constitution of Mexico will be composed of soldiers who join it from choice and who will receive good pay
 Many things are yet to be done before the principles for which we fought are within our grasp. We are going to have free elections. We are going to have education along the lines which will give our people the democratic system of free thought and action which is in the minds of the Hberators of our country.
 Soldiers, good bye. You have fought bravely See that in your
 homes and in the peaceful pursuits with your fellow citizens you are as
 brave and loyal as you have been III war with me"
 Orozco and Villa appeared beside Madero and were greeted by their fol lowers. Tri-colored ribbons were dis played by the soldiers, who were
 massed in a semi circle about tho base of the monument In the group
 was a twelve-y -year-old boy who Is
 credited officially with having beer in eleven battles and skirmishes.
 Madero. as he spoke. stood beneath a plaster statue typDying Justice from which the uplifted hand had beer shot away in battle.