Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-20
HOPE HELOOUT
FOR PEACE IN
MEXICO
THIS WEEK MAY MARK
END OF lNSURRECTI0N
Believed That LimantOur'S Re-
turn to Capital viii Result in
Agreement Between Madero
Faction and Diaz,
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Washington, March 1s.-Peace Is
assured in Mexico within the present
week, If certain influences now at
work toward that end prove effective.
With the arrival in Mexico city OF
Senior Jose Yves Limantour, minister
Of finance, President Diaz will begin
conferences which it is expected will
result in the announcement within
three or four days of reorganization
of the cabinet
Minister Limantour will present an
explanation of the demands OF the
revolutionists and the changes in the
official family of President Diaz as
well as the institution OF reforms are
expected to appease the insurgents.
In the meantime, President Tart,
who arrives here tomorrow morning
from Augusta, Ga, Will confer with
Ambassador de La Barra and there
is good grounds for the assumption
that the troops now concentrated III
Texas Immediately will begin series
of maneuvers and will return SHORTY
| to their posts In addition, when con-
ditons are normal in Mexico a com
plete statement of the considerations
| tnat actuateu the iiloDlhnutioh VI wv
troops will be issued.
| Hope for the coming OF peace IN
Mexico is strengthened by the manner
in which the revolutionists have com
mented on the magazine article OF
Ambassador de La Barra ana the sig
nificant spirit of expectancy with
which the results of Senor Liman-
tours conferences in Mexico city this
l hxt pper N n
gent sentiment.
Not single adverse comment was
recorded in Mexican newspapers to
the proposal of the Mexican ambassa-
dor that all classes in Mexico unite
/ for the promotion of national unity.
The insurgents have taken the stand
lthat their operations have proven they
are willing to risk great deal to
secure the adoption of certain reforms
lin the government and failing In this
they will continue the strife. Besides
the proposals, which Senior Limantour
is known to be bearing to President
Diaz. il is reported the wishes or
leading insurgent sympathizers in
various parts of the republic nave be-
come known to President Diaz ana
will play no small part in the re-or-
Iganization of his cabinet.
The disaffection in Mexico which
has been most conspicuous In Chihua-
hua, however has not been confined
to that state and serious outbreaks IN
other states have been prevented by
the promises of early changes In ad-
Imnistration.
A peculiar relationship OF members
I'of the cabinet to the Internal admin
listration of the states has contributed
interest to the political situation In
Mexico City and various combinations
and tickets have been made up ana
are being privately suggested.
The troubles in Yucatan and chi
huahua, II is said. will directly influ-
ence probable changes in the cabinet.
The opposition In Chihuahua may
mean the displacement of Senior Creel
from his post of minister of foreign
affairs, while Senior Molina, minister
of public works, probably VIII be ask
ed to retire because of opposition to
him in Yucatan.
Senior Corral's health. according to
lrecent advices. indicates that he Will
labandon public life and seek recup-
Grafton in Europe. This Will leave q
Vacancy in the vice presidency which
lmay not be filled, as the minister OF
foreign affairs during the vacancy In
the office also is invested with the vics
presidency.
Strong influences are at work re-
garding the exact position that Senior
Iimantour shall occupy In the cabinet
Personally, II is known, Senor Liman-
tour prefers to remain minister OF H.
nance and many bankers and finan-
ciers who have interests In Mexico
are anxious to have him thus continue
There are some flnanciers. 1t Is said
who think Senior Limantour can ex-
ert more effective Influence for
tranquility I'm the republic from the
post OF minister OF foreign affairs and
virtual vice president
These are considerations which are
making President Diaz's task DIFF
ficult one. 1t is hinted that among
{ the new members of the cabinet may
be some who were politically afflll-
ated with the party that supported
Francisco |. Madero for president IN
the last election.
The revolutlonsts here admit thai
much will depend on what course Is
pursued by President Diaz this week
though they are by no means prepar-
ing to give up the struggle.