The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-21
.MADERO BID
ARMY ADIEU
JuAREz TROOPS MARCH OUT
TO SEPARATE POSTS AND
CHIEF SAYS GOOD BYE.
Says War Has Been a Just One
and That He Goes TO Mex co 10
Assist in Building 10 a
New Republic.

Jaurez,Mex., May. 20. Standing on
the pedestal OF monument near
which arose the smoky ruins of the
recent battle, Francisco J Madero.
Jr., today b o farewell to his sold
iers and told them of his plans when
he goes to Mcrico City to modernize
the government of the country and
build new Mexico"
The occas on was the redistribution
of the 'insurrecto army of the north
comprising Ii forces largely enlist
ed from Chihuahua states which be
gan the revolution, and lived to enjoy
the fruits of victory
Fifteen hundred insurrectos at day
| light will cave for Casas Grandes un.
der the command of eneral Pascuai
Orozco and Colonel villa More troops
will leave for other parts Of the in
terror and with the departure Of the
provisional governors in few days.
only 500 men under Colonel Jose
Blanco will guard Juarez.
Giuseppe Garibaldi. a grandson OF
the Italian iiberator. also viii soon
leave after having been an active par
ticipant in the campaign. which led
to the fall of Juarez. At Casas Grandes
the main body of the insurrectos Will
remain under arms. possibly march
| ing to Chihuahua City after President
Diaz has resigned.
Cases Grandes is $50 miles south OF
Jaurez. 1t is the intention of Orozco
to camp there possibly several weeks
or until Abraham Gonzales formally
assume office as provisional gov
ernor of Chihuahua. succeeding Gov
ernor Ahumada.
Madero, as he said farewell to- his
men, stood beneath plaster statute,
ltypifyiing Justice, from which the up
lifted hand had been shot away dur
| ing the battle.
He told them 1t had been just war,
"all the suffering that has been caus
ed is as nothing to the suffering
which the result of this war will pre-
vent, He said ii was war against
ltydanny; its fruit is liberty.
my soldiers, bid you farewell II
is sad to see you go, but you may live
with lighter hearts than when you
came.
''In a week or so ! shall leave for
Mexico City to make permanent the
peace which followed our triumph
here When peace is finally secured
you viii have the privilege OF leaving
the army If you like. There Will be
no conscription. The army which in
the future Will uphold liberty guarran-
tee by the constitution OF Mexico will
be composed of soldiers who join
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 demo
cratic system of free thought and acts
that were in the minds of the liber-
ators 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 in
war with me-
) Most of the members OF the Maderc
] family left Sam Antonio tonight pre-
+ papatory to returning to their homes
in Mexico. This is regarded as sure
, indication of peace.
Senior Madero today sent a tele-
! gram to Minister De La Barra aek
nowledging the notification that he
/. had received of the Intention o.
president Diaz to resign and con
graduating Senior De La Barra tha'
4 he was about to occupy the proyis
ional presidency OF the republic.
The rebel leader also issued a state
ment explaining that his visit Z
Mexico City after senor De La Barr'
WAS installed into office would be Z
! advise as a private citizen. in th'
: work of pacificating the countly. H'
characterized as unfounded the repor
: that "a dual monarchy was to be es
: tablished. pointing out that such
= course would be unconstitutional
Asked for his view Of the probabt