The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-30
GOVERNMENT Will
NOT YIELD TO
INSURRECTOS
Not Moved by Utterances Of
Any Faction
AWAITING DlAz's MESSAGE
Anxously Awaited as Much Hinges
on the Accommodation He
May Make

Mexico, March SO.-ln an interview
given here Senior Limantour, refer
ring to the interview with the Mad
eros at San Antonio said:
IF those gentlemen in San Antonio
really desire peace, they should be-
gin by not talking SO much. The
Government has It's own plans and
will carry them out, regardless Of the
utterances of any faction. The Gov
eminent will not yield TO the revolu-
tionary party, as such, but will do its
best to meet fully the requirements
OF public opinion-the public opin-
ion OF those whose bands are not
raised against the nation"
Much study has been given by the
administration to the necessities OF
the occasion When | returned from
Europe, where / had learned some
4 thing of the conditions, and after
/ had learned more of my arrival, ]
discussed matters with the president
laying before him my observations
and conclusions. The result of those
conferences was outlined and submit
ted TO the Cabinet yesterday and
accepted by that body
The President will directly and
conyincingly outline this policy in his
message to Congress, and | feel that
it will be in such form and cover
such points as thoroughly to con
vince the nation of the Government
sincerity and determination to carry
to elimination a broad program OF
progressive measures. The Presi
dents declaration, | understand, will
be very positive
President Diaz's message is thus
the keystone of the arch OF public in
terest Al factions are resting Oh
their arms. If sweeping changes ar,
promised therein Immediately, the re
suit may be to undo the bad effect o
the unpopular Cabinet
The active work of the secret police
has saved serious trouble severa
times, the government sparing no ei
fort to keep the capital quiet 70
J example an auto blew out tire on
d country road near the city. A minut
; before no one was IN sight. Two min
utes later soldiers appeared, as b.
? magic, on the scene In spite O
, these elaborate precautions, however
J fear exists of serious results here
] the expected message is unsatisfa'
e tory Rumors OF Maderist actiyit
in the city itself are plentiful, but II
J. overt acts have been reported.
5 However an eloquent tribute
s the efficiency of Mexico's Secret Sc
!. vice is the fact that thirty.two pc
l. sons are now in Jail, taken in an n
b tempt to capture the barracks at 7,
G cubaya, a suburb OF the capital. tn
D, plot was carefully worked out an
p probably would have been carried 4
to successful execution except Il
5, the timely discovery OF the affair /
e the Secret Service.
e A party OF Maderists on Sunda
Il night surrounded the barracks an
10 began entering two at a time The
10 had the password and were duly {
IS mitted The authorities, howeve
awaited them inside, and silent
gagged the men as they entered. o.
of the last two captured recognize
Chief Chavez of the Secret ServI
q. and fred at him point blank, b
70 missed This gave the alarm
n those outside. The confessions
:. the prisoners show that great ca
IA was taken by the organizers to hi
10 the names of the participants fro
their companions
Reports are current that the hors
a. OF a company of mounted cadets at
~ school in the suburb of Tlalpam we
q. all run OF last night. Il Is a que
NJ ion whether brigands or insurrect
no were responsible.
~. There Is no doubt that Senior
~ mantour is debating the reform mel
ures.
IN The resignation OF Miguel Mace,
.a' Sub.Secretary of the Interior. h
A.. been accepted. but no successor h
an yet been named