Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-29
Mexico's Difficulties Likely to be Ironed
Out on United States Soil
MUST BE N NEUTRAL TERRITORY
Revolutonists Will Take no Chances on Mexican Soil
Peace Looked for Within Thirty Days at the Most
Presence of American Troops Played Important
Part in Bringing the Two Sides Together.

is believed. Limantour or De La Barrs
will then become acting president and
within sixty days Will call an elec-
4 I'tion.
Want No Intervention.
"Will you feel that a greater guaran-
tee of the sanctity of tha ballot Other
than. the assurance of the administra-
United States man the polls2" Dor
.Gustavo was asked.
"Emphatica1ly, the Intervention OF
|. the United States has not been asked
rnor do we consider it necessary" was
the reply.
Mexico can and will work out her
own destiny"
Among the fundamental demands OF
the revolutionists are the following:
Demands Of Revoiutionists.
"1--Immsdiate resignation OF Vice
President Corral.
Collaboration legally of the re-
Slectionist .clause of the constitution
prohibiting more than one term for
president.
"3-obnoxious governors of states
OF the citizens of the states affected
to be deposed.
"EUnivsrsaI education at the cost
and peon class"
chattsd of Old Times.
The elder Madero's story of his
meeting with Limantour was a brief
simple tale of two old men who sat
down and chatted of old times and old
friends and then hit on the subject
uppermost in both minds. He. did not
admit that Limantour came to the
United States otherwise than as a
| ~ 70 Of 1i9 %
Il have assurances that our work
will bear fruit soon. The delay in
getting together willy come from the
necessity of comforting with those
chiefs who have risked their lives in
the feld.
Antonio or Washington, but the capi-
tai. Of the United States is so far
away. 1t might even be the City OF
Maxicc but neutral territory would be
American Troops an Influence.
Despite erasfons in the interviews,
which we're given with every courtesy.
between every line it was apparent
that the mobilization Of the American
troops had played the major part in
bringing the two sides in Mexico. to-
gether. In Mexico there is no one
except foreigners, who can see any
catastrophe than Intervention by the
United States.
Taft Gets Hopeful View.
washington, March 2S.-Advices re-
ccived by the state department today
and conveyed to President Taft give a
most hopeful view Of the Mexican sit
uation. 1t is declared that in diplo-
matte circles in Mexico City the resig-
nation of the old Diaz cabinet is ex-
pected to have a better effect than has
been generally predicted. The change
in the administration has not been be-
fore the people long enough as yet, II
is stated, for anyone to tell just what
the Anal effect will be.
Another Favorable Feature.
Another decidedly favorable feature
Of the situation as viewed in Wash
fngton is the fact that General Ber-
nardo Reyes is to be called home from
Europe at an early date to take ur
the portfolio of minister OF war in the
new cabinet.
According to the advices received
here the new cabinet carries great
hope with it because of the fact thai
the members have been selected fol-
their ability, their youth and their
freedom from any alliances connected
with the old regime.