The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
6 SOLDIERS MAY
SoON BE RECALLED
N and La Barra Confer
and May Have Come to
understanding; Madero
Insists on "a rm e d
|Tfuce;;" Federals Hasten
d HermosilIo, Which Is
threatened.

lEIC0 CITY. March 20.-With Il
',llp 10 all Mexicans that with every
~ rebellion continues the danger
cMnaiional complications increases,
'aio them TO rally TO the support
E.,EaI Daz, aud Il declaration that
|r6ernmeDt never can enter into
b seoiiations with individuals in
8 finance Minister Limantour TO-
'nhred upon the task of pacifica
i IFhch the whole world, at least,
|st for him, and III The outcome OF
d Ne world is interested.
y ssecial ear in which he Travelled
Nw York reached here at 10
~, Hundreds, among whom were
'Fcselals and sprinkIing of wom-
y'e on hand to greet the trav.
:. nd With the salutatIonS OF many
H,'l fIlends and the reading Of ad
= O. welcome by representatives of
tgs tedies, The shouting of viyasn
'e rUSd, the reception was a high
N. to ihc minister's popularity.
.sttsr bf1 S greeting was con
y ihiough one OF his official family.
,ssling between the two most
'pd men in the republic having
z dsfefed until later.
" oyslIon over, Senor Limantour
- members OF his family went by
'@soils to the Limantour home in
!''cls, suburb, where later the
''ad rtsclved representatives Of the
M Not Bring Peace Terms.
<;ar Llmnntour said the statement
sas the bearer of conditions for
e',Dllsnmcnl Of peace. placed in his
By the Maderos in New York |
= shnrdity.
.anh bad grace could | bc the
" sufh paper, when publicly | |
asrhred that the government |
! ,eer enter into negotiations with
" 1aah In arms. A government
70 'fat which a reasonable public |
uenands, but il should not and
Va pain of extinguishing itself,
70 INC armed pressure Of mis- |
sons OF the country. They must |
~ toeir arms il they wish TO |
vs' Tue reforms that may be
voc insurrectioD itself Senior
~, i,var mad nothing to add. he said
s,t;,n, ~ mas previously said, that
y = crime of lese patria' fha,
4 MM'acans ,l who are fighting in the
a. . vac insurrectos are committing
ri s,ety sa day the danger of inter.
AL 'onplieatlons increases. | hone
hys 81 'na' ,a those misguided citizens
so' s nken part in this movement
IN, ope1 their eyes TO the light
pana ana nol remain longer deaf
.'osI'c voice of patriotism. "
o burden Is Heavy.
'gE to suggestion that great
= mexico, he suid: "'' ie
heavy burden that nublio
4 a0u'd as place upon INV shoulders
,scrs,,,nan r man can carry it without
|.hks,mo,"oh 'f all good Mcyicans,
au sSo,, cannot understand why
NJ S;,St dSiolt Is demanded of me
suent ;t'oh e ~ OF the policy of our
h tS,r e IN the hands of no less
hs fosm..lc inc illastrious statesman
ysd !, eu a Inc country, who has
,no,a y .l and has given it a bi@b G
aUs,, usr then place our confidence
t5GSlIIy' 1slmsman ,sa, 7. who in in'Iasf the past
k.l lin 'nsI aM the greatest dangers,
phbl,. OIL, 81, ire aid of which We
ui ar,;es zach in bis respective
l ihAj rn aoiug all pussihIc fo
al ;,alohy tinv raigr again
Ia 5ns !; ;;'erchiu ing close at tfTn Ta0T T'[nr Lar
q Iessss s. ,,nr ,l,nn,rplanting the % reforms. D'
ysIitie.TI Urgent. required by n, the
neai "'eai sliration'', ~ '"'
b. e'a'ss Story Absurd.
hgaSesss,sGGu Sss published rhiy morninc :,
Wbirb r. n dispatch from New
hst rs,a,n on dnsiayo a. Madc"n ,aIT sn;J
pr,u1ngd TO Mexico MS'H,o 10 taIia snia
spublie . u the presidency
tsas tn'' absurdi,v.', .,;J
sas oi "A. Already in tines T"et nnet
besomle my , friends have bcsou ,aSt %5t
',sy / dos,ca candidate for the N;ns ns
,sesoa, a,'slnred sn my firm M resolnti saI tiee iee
'ehtiss" "a any position in tho ",, n,;il
lend u ,or ny country. being dis dis.
z soasiderree5h' so long as tbcy
"a ,,S5untrymcu aF'u' by many of
The times hovc o,r,
Nea On Pare r,ro