The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-19
PEACE SEEMS
 4 CERTAINTY
MADERo IS GREATLY PLEASED AT TURN OF EVENTS THE
 LAST WEEK.
Says He Will Work Earnestly to Re- construct Mexico and Establish New and Liberal Government
 at Early Date.

Jaurez. Mexico. May 1S.-Provis ional President Madero's announce ment today that he would leave fo, Mexico City within two days to par ticipate In reconstruction of the fed eral government was the signal to- night for general exodus of politi- cal chiefs, gobctweens and others who feel that the scene of peace ne goitiations is about to be shifted to the capitol city
 Peace agreements, official conces. sions and the machinery of the pro yisional government have been tenn poriarly swept aside by the antlcipa ton that Senor Madero will quietly arrange with the federal government lasting peace and political enamel patton.
 Judge Carbaial will leave here to- morrow. Already the provisional gov ernors who expect to be retained in that capacity througp the official re organization of elections of the Iegis- latures of the five states -Chihua- hua, Sonora. Zacateeas. Coahuila and Sinoloa are preparing to leave to- morrow for the state capitals, there to await instructions from Mexico City as to the time for their assump- ton of gubernational togas.
 Judge Carbajal is elated because he thinks it will be unnecessary to sign any peace agreement. Senor Madero also is elated. Anticipation. eager and joyous, beamed In his face as he walked up and down the East Room of his White House. his eyes spark ling and his fingers nervously sharp ening the point of his goatee.
 Peace, peace," he repeated slowly as he medItated on the fruits of the advisory powers offered him. which he believes when digested. will mean his rise to presidential zenith.
 Peace is bound to come l am going to work very hard. Our demands are well known. We want merely what IS reasonable. but we must be guaran teed these things. l am glad l shall be able to effect these guarantees by personal activity"
 The members of the provisional cab inet gathered at the long table of the cabinet room talking rapidly about the despatches Of last night. They delved for reasons but stopped short. unanimously declaring the govern ment had quietly surrendered with the hope of making Mexico a model country. Not few of the leaders, at- ter the first wave of joy had subsid ed. began to wonder about the exact procedure which is to effect peace.
 Dr. vasqtez Gomez admitted there was much thinking to be done before modus operandi could be decided up on. He declared peace, of course, Is practically in effect now. out he thought some kind of an official un- derthanding by telegraph or ether wise should be established with the Mexican government before the de- parture of the rebel leaders. He real izes that such things as cabinet re- crganizations the placing of governors in power and other details concern ing the reconstruction of the federal government connot be written into any agreement. Senor De La Bafra cannot officially promise to name any one to his cabinet.
 The federal government, too can only suggest to the state Legislatures the appointment or provisional gov ernors. but such points as the pay ment of indemnities, tho pensioning of soldiers and the like, which are stTiatiy iepaftamentai matters. IF. Gomez wants arranged before Senor Madero leaves.
 This is the proposition which he Will submit to tho provisional cabinet tomorrow which Judge Carbajal ex pects to receive some instructions be lore tomorrow afternoon. They arg details but they must be arranged thinks Dr Gomez and at least a tele graphic understanding about the fn ture course in Mexico City should pt effected.
 As understood here Provisiona President Madero is to go to Mexico City, where he probably will first b received by senor De La Barra' min ister Of foreign relations. Tne tw'