The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-20
Mader0 Will Not Visit Cap ital Until After Diaz
 Resigns
REFORM LEGISLATION
 TO OCCUPY INTERIM
Rebel Leaders Busy Planning Their Part of New Cabinet-Madero
 Issues Statement on New Phase of the Situation

Juarez( Mex, May 1s ,yI>. will no i be declared as in effe @ SSMexico, nol will the general arm ,ss,e terminated De La Barra bee, 2 2 s.ovisional 2 presi l dent in successie s,'resident Diaz
 Francisco I. o 2, Jr.. will not visi Mexico City 7 o s mister De La Barrf i to the cap assist in tranquillzins the country.
 | If the rebels in lower California, oi other bands hitherto fighting independ ently, do not lay down their arms, Ma deros insurrecto army will be turned J loose on them.
 | No peace agreement will be signed, but | the interim between now and the time Senor De La Barra becomes president will be utilized in getting the Mexican con l gress to enact laws covering most oi l the points which it had been thought should be contained in peace agree. ment.
 This is the explanation one of the most prominent insurrecto leaders gave tonight of the status of the peace negotiations | Madero's visit to Mexico City and other complications which early today presented | tange to the federal representatives as we'll as to rebel leaders here who ad- mitted they did not understand the sit l uation themselves.
 Facts said rebel leader; these are the only things that can make peace. We cannot make a peace agreement le- ind tl,ot ba ment to pay certain indemnities. This must be done by congressional appro- priation. We cannot compel the govern ment to install our provisional governors. This must be done by the legislators themselves.
 Peace Assured
 When all these things are done and we bear witness to their performance, then alone can we proclaim peace. Of course, peace Is assured. It Is matter of method only"
 The naming of the new cabinet which is to surround Provisional President De La Barra was the chief work of the day among the rebel leaders Senor Madero did it with the assistance of his advisers.
 
 dicted as names for cabinet portfolios are subject to change without notice until the new members are installed.
 It probably will be as follows:
 Minister of justice, Vasquez Tagle.
 Minister of war, General Rascona.
 Minister of fomento promotion of col onization and industry), Manuel Calero.
 Minister of communications public util- ites), Manuel Bonilla.
 Minister of public instruction, Dr. Fran cisco Vasquez Gomez.
 Minister of gobernacion Anterior admin istratiom, Emilio vasquez Gomez.
 Minister of hacienda (inance), Ernest Madero.
 Senor De La Barra will name sub secretary to take charge of foreign af- fairs, while he is occupied in the pro visional presidency.
 Vasquez Gomez is now in San An tonic, Tex. He is brother of Dr.. Gomez, who is to take the post of pub lie instructions Manuel Cabero Is now a member of the Mexican congress and one of the leading champions of the reforms desired by the new progressive party.
 Manuel Bonilla has been the revolu- t!onist leader of the state of Sinaloa and has occupied the ministry of com munication in the rebel cabinet.
 Ernest Madero is an uncle of Fran cisco I. Madero and one of the most prominent financiers in Mexico. He Is in Monterey.
 The choice of General Rascona for the portfolio of war was made by the federal government but the rebels ac- cede to it as do they to Senor De La Barras remaining in nominal charge of the department of foreign relations. The rebels, however, have practically named six members of the new cabinet