The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-19
Scene of Peace Negotiations Will Soon Shift to the
 Mexican Capital
REBEL LEADERS ARE
 GREATLY PLATED
Madero and His Cabinet Realize That There Are Many Problems Yet to Be Solved But Are Con-
 fident of Peace


 ment today that he would leave for Mexico City within two days to par ticfpate In a reconstruction of the fed eral government, was the signal to- night for a general exodus of political cbiefs ro-betweens and others who feel that the scene of peace negotia- lions is about to be shifted to the cap- ital city. Peace agreements, official confessions and the machinery of tho provisional government have been tenn porarfly swept aside by the anficipa- ton that senor Madero will quietly ar range with the federal government lasting peace and political emancipa- tion
 Judge carbajal will leave here tomor- row. Already the provisional gov ernors who expect to be retained in that capacity through the official re- organization of elections of the legis- latures of the five states, Chihuahua. Sonora, Zacatecas, Coahuila and Sin alba, are prepsrng to leave tomorrow for the state capitals, there to await instructions from Mexico City as to tho time for their assumption of guber- material togas
 Judge Carbajal is elated because he thinks It will be unnecessary to sign any actual peace agreement.
 Senor Madero is also elated. Anticipa tion, eager and joyous, beamed in his face as he walked up and down the east room of his "white house." his eyes sparkling and his fingers ner- vously sharpening the point of his goatee.
 Peace, Peace"
 Peace, peace' he repeated slowly as he meditated on the fruits of the ad visory powers offered him which he be- lieves, when digested will mean his rise to a presidential zenith.
 Peace is bound to come I am going to work very hard. Our demands are < well known. We want merely what is reasonable, but we must be guaranteed 1 these things. I am glad I shall be able to effect these guarantees by personal activity
 The members of the provisional cab met gathered at the long table of the cabinet room talking ralifly about the dispatches of last night. ley delved for reasons but stopped shoH Unanimously surrendered with the h gfof making Mexico a model country. 4Sot a few of the leaders, after the first wave of joy F had subsided, began to wonder about the exact procedure Wn1cn IS 10 e1Iecl pedce Dr. vasquez Gomez admitted there was much thinking to be done before modus operandi could be decided upon. He de- clared peace, of course, Is practically In effect now. But he thought that some kind of an understanding should be es- tablished with the Mexican government before the departure of the rebel lead CTS. He realizes that such things as a cabinet formation, the placing of the governors in power and other details concerning the reconstruction of the fed eral government cannot be written into any agreement senor De La Barra can not officially promise to name anyone j to his cabinet
 The federal government, too, can only suggest to the state legislatures the ap- pointment of provisional governors, but such points as the payment Of indemni- ties. the pensioning Of soldiers and the like, which are strictly departmental matters, Dr. Gomez wants arranged be- fore senor Madero leaves.
 This is the proposition which he will submit to the present cabinet tomorrow and about which Judge Carbajal expects to receive some instructions before to- morrow afternoon. They are details, but they must be arranged, thinks pr. Co., mez and at least a telegraphic under standing about the future course in Mex leo City should be effected.
 Madero Goes First
 As understood here, Provisional Pres ident Madero is to go to Mexico City, where he probably will be first received by Minister De La Barra. These two men will map out the course to be pur- sued Dr. Gomez will arrive in Mexico City few days later.
 The first matter to be taken up it Is thought, will be to effect an amicable abdcation by the present governors, and the introduction of men popular enough
 tla rto Later the position of a new federal gov ernment will be considered. Prejudices will be swept aside, according to the best intentions of Senor Madeo, and his father and deserving men will be named for im- portant posts.
 hers of the new cabinet will be Made ristas, but with the suggestion of rebels two days ago of a man like Gen. Con- gales Salaz, an officer in the federal army, for the ministry of war; with the practical choice today of General Rascona for that post, there will be lit tie distinction between out and out Ma deristas and what Dr. Gomez is pleased to style the new progress party.
 One thing is certain. Of the members of the present cabinet only Senor De La Barra will remain after reconstruction days The passing of Jose Yves Liman- tour, the. minister of finance for many years, world figure in Mexico's economic development, 1t Is said, Is in line With the personal wish of that individual to be relieved of the brain-racking activities of bond floating and monetary standards.
 pr. yasquez Gomez will occupy some post in the cabinet. perhaps the portfolio of gobernacion, position of political strength. though he really prefers public instruction. It will only be for a short tirne however. as Dr. Gomez Is expect ed to be the candidate for vice president with Senor Madero as presidential candi- date. The status of the peace agreement Is about as well defined among the insur- rectos as among the representatives of the federal government Opinion here tonight is that the armistice will be prolonged while President Daz is in office and later until amicabe relations are estab- iished beyond doubt.
 The provisional governors will devolve the task of keeping the insurrectos from beginning little revolutions of their own, hut the combined influence of insurrecto political chieftains and federals alike will be exerted in keeping the soldiery quiet while Mexico passed through It's political travail.
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