The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-05
1[RO CALLS
PON D|AZ TO
INSURE PEACE
nation of the President
Vice President De-
ared the Only Pos
sible Solution.
n DE LA BARRA
TEMPORARY HEAD
|nent Is Presented to
q Carbajal; Insured
leaders Force Chief
10 Take the Step.

$50, May 4.-The peace commits
Ok the Mexican revolutIonlsts
PRESENTED today to Judge Car
|e federal envoy. a statement
III francisco ]. Madero. Jr., ap-
10 President DiaZ TO make public
lrances given privately that he
10 resign.
ofEerfng his own resignation as
,aI president OF the republic.
6dero suggested that both Presi-
Is and Vice President Corral re-
that Minister OF Foreign Rela-
10r de Ia Barra become president
Interim until a general election
F6 been held.
|atement. couched in most cour
zxiish phrases, informs President
y there IS no other way out OF
|ent difficulty and that a word
hi will bring peace in few days,
Nadero. in his statement, calls
lent Diaz particularly TO make
} the people Of Mexico his "lrrev-
Isolutlon TO retire from power as
peace Is established in the coun-
|ch General Madero declares was
Ro-betweens interested in re-
'csce.
<obel Leaders Obdurate.
|atement was presented by the
umissioners at the negotiations
<San early today only after
I8cussion among the revolution
IH Some of them had declared
vas an absolute essential for
Diaz to make public announce
hts Intention 10 resign in order
about complete tranquility.
Iey said. would not follow
||9ement backed up only by pri-
frances which hardly could be
ed 10 militant leaders in the
1ccentral parts of the republic.
the rebel chiefs went so far
lress letter TO General Madero
hat unless he asked for the i'm
Resignation OF the president. or
"a public announcement OF fu-'
sntions. they would not support
E negotiations. General Nadero,
5omewhat alarmed by the extent
which he has created
'desirous Of using every effort to
country from a state OF anarchy
'rote the following statement con-
instructions TO his peace COM
rB, Dr. Vesquez Gomez. Senor
D Madero. Sr., and Senior Pino
Instructions Of Madero.
neral the conditions of peace
1n accepted by ME In the tele-
ransmitted to the governments
agents. Senors Branirr and
a j ought 10 tell you that | have
70 treat about those conditions
scme gentlemen acting as go
have. in q confidential way. in-.
D me that General Diaz has made
D fhem his irrevocable resolution
from power as soon as peace
|5hed In the country.
resolution appears to ME to be
afriotic because in the present
y iS the only one which can sat
lie opinion and I am convinced
General Diaz makes public this
J II will permit US to paclfy the
10 g. very few days, a matter
difficult TO obtain In any other
[heee reasons and not doubling
'lottsm of General DiaZ, wish
'reBent To the envoy OF the gov
the following proposition:
yes It Would Bring Peace.
DER to assure the immediate pa
OF Mexico and to furnish to the
Example which will increase the
y our country, both contending
4eueral Porfrlo Diaz as we'll as
~ provisional president. and the
'!ident OF the republic, Ramon
@qan resign and In the interim
|l@ter OF foreign relations. Senor
n de Ia Barrn shall be president.
fencral election according TO the
Ion- AS far as / am concerned.
ring my resignation with great
*uus as I only wish to serve my
circumstances demand, II
Hihz Is inspired by the same
efniimcnt, ] have no doubt ne
public what he has manifested
j beg OF YOU TO make this
/3p IN the most favorable terms
g not offend In the slightest de-
Ltiat you may not Insist that
immediately. / believe that the
+iH become quiet alone through
pncement OF his intention TO re-
po~er and as soon as all the
'rnts. You are cffccting with the
tYe OF President Diaz are put
1unn. (Siened)
1iSClsCO T. MADERO. JR,.
.eionai President of Mexico"
between Judge Car
leucral envoy. and the rebel
2ners adjourned late today, after
~ Madero statement was made
Rests With Diaz.
ssident that the procedure with
the resignation OF President
en the most exacting problem
oHlmissioners. Rebel leaders
hTcd 1t impossible except as
<<'H py General Madero In his
III What General Diaz would
ddmitted aby federal repre-
epq revolutionists alike. rested
+Ion To the difficulty,
successes i'm the southern and
9rts OF Mexico. where The res,g :
president DiaZ liz said 10 he
eoove all other demands for
SIorin. 1t is known. caused Cen
f~Srp 10 take the stand he did.
~. IL is said. that his peace
would be OF little avail. no
aa lormality were pursued, II
,Ssne were disregarded.
Ierxuentials which Judge Carbaial,
<a envoy brought. General
IN q recognition OF the rcyo-
%se and was highly pleased.
3 oero tonight received the
M 'iTESease from Mexico City from
I<-.s 'Suetoa. chief OF the insur-
i'i the slate OF Guerrero.
conference today with
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