New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

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neutral ground. there 70 receive any peace
ororosals that may come as result Of the
arrival in Mexico CITY Of Je7e ives IL
rnsn,our. Minister of Finance vho reoen'-
lv had conferences With insursent ieade's
IN New York
This K the subsistence ~ messages nough'
today ~ courier from Nadero. who IS
"a miles south OF here in camp Win one
,houssnd men. u is the FIRST word coming
direct from Nsf4ro since the beginning
of The peace negotiations when are S-P
posed 10 have teen under "ay N '"e
tinted states for more than week
The text Of Naderos messages TO the
rsyolutonsry tunta vas not maHe Fu'"o
hn, ,ns term as soon as developments II
Nesico city warrant wes eNpla'hea a
meaning that Madero would insist on III
portsnt s,irulations before peace afr@hs1
n,.nts might he begun The sunn'a'ioi'S'
it wsS stated. are
President Disz r.ust ster aside ana ,,on r,uE,
rennaI!sA eli the political powsgiio sf,sT
n1,sht result in returning nm 10 ci'''0
utacc terms are conclpoeo. .so,,. ,,,ust be
! new election Tor FreSla1gntt eor everv
called al once. with free palo' loi
r-9ie citizen Of ass. IL. land
t9,ba pror1ises tor reforms in the 4.n =
~ and I'm the Administrations OF -, w
sta,es IN popular vote instead o. ~ ier :
eral control must be under s9eh cCnor.leIi
,hs,, they sarn sennos G,l1sreg 9e lgh0'eu '''''
Tba ineurqerts Will not lay doWE ,'Ha 80
srms. but will maintain an srnesa esa..,,~eS ~ csS
until the reforms shall oe SO iai
that they cannot be TeNohe"'
Whether senior Limantour would pc
..ntsble 10 Madero as PROVISIONAL Fie
dent" pending negotiations Is not KNOW
.-ouviers bearing the suggestions from Nc"
York that Limantour might become uie
tsnnorsry head or the government I'd
NJ, vet reached Msdero. Ever since '"7
nAsce PROPOSALS we've mace messehs
have been sent with full details 10 Nauel -
mn, as the couriers have 10 travel pS i'o'
b,ck over rough country and IN cncul'oos
rou.es n avoid federal soldiers. coinih1iii
cation is DELAYED four o. 1--WE dsFs.
ucuever. Senior Gonzales CARA 'hsu'
co,, Secretary of state. who IS IN Cum
-,,,i,a,ion with Madero. said TO-DAY
.,,r,sr,our would not he entirely acoet
- NC We look upon him as the chlel
of the s)isz coterie. We "onlo 'o,' ,.,,
a., circumstances. take his word ana idE
down our arms. As provisional i'es.-.' i1'.,l,,l
he Simply would carry ont ihe lhS''
O. Diaz' ,,.sovo IN.
,urseni financial agent in Ne" AorN' wa
received bv Senor Cara. stsNhe'
Have had several conferences WITH ~,
-Danto,r. He has promised iuI '"a"s'
q politics in Mexico
The belief that Limantour was ah'hoI Ecu
ny Disz 70 open up way for peace hds
caused much Joy among the insurgents 1t
q. looked upon by them as virtual iecos-
ri,,on by the Mexican government that the
demands Of the rebels have some ionhoa- %
tion.
whatever overtures FOR peace have
heen made have come from Diaz' sara
seaor Cara. 1T is the first time DlaZ
has ever admitted that ,he insurrectoS nave
any Justice IN their claims. Francisco J.
Madero has been fully advised as 10 Whal
IS going on. His messages 10 US have not
taken Liman antour into consideration because
re never thought of Limantour as a prooa-
HE President Whatever is done MadeIo
must first pass judgment before peace Is
declared
Would the insurgents he satisfied II
riaZ should grant all the political demands
and give Msdero a high place in the gov
eminent Diaz himself remaining in
pover." Sehor Cara was asked.
"Madero and Diaz are as opposite as FIRE
and water The only high place Diaz
would give Madero would he on a scaffold.
am afraid there would not he any chance
FOR peace as long as Diaz remains Presi-
den, With an armed truce declared, Diaz
removed. and a neutral ground selected for
che carving on Of negotiations, then We
might believe peace near
The Mexican Consul here to-day protest
ri % the United states customs officers
oesinet the presence Of customs guards on
tre toundery opposite the Guadalupe, Mex
leo
The guards We're placed IN the spot where
Lawrence converse and Edwin Bistt,
Americans. we're arrested bv Mexican Off
csrs tor sr4eed completely in the 'nsurrec-
ton The state Department held the
ground 10 be United states territory. Tire
protest of me Mexican Consul is regarded
- indicstins thst the Mexican government
intends 10 contest the state Department $
,Iev,. mus delavinc the release of Converse
ana Blstt who ere IN tre Juarez jail
Wsshinetcr. March - a--BriEsdier General
Ansen Mills the American representative
~ the United states and Mexican water
BOUNDARY commission, will leave here to-
morrow for u Psso. Tex. where ne Fill
confer p.th Sehor Fernando Beltran Puga
and seek n determine whether Edwin "
Flati. of PitshWg. and Lawrence Con
verse. of t1lendors. cal. no" prisoners A.
Tuarez Uexioo we've taken into 'I-tcdr
or Mexican or American soil
Gsnsrsl Mile ard Sehor Pel'rsn Puea.
composing the International commission.
have sole jurisdiction over oues'iors NJ
roIndsrv between Mexico or1 the United
States snd r. Is believed Soon viii he abls
- reach decision The r@rcr' ~ the com
mission. ir wss sad TODAY. ptota6lV viii
close tbs affair a. both Mexico snd the
United Stares pra a~uosli" are committed 70
ths AnGings NJ the commission.