The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-05
LIKE PIN0 SUAREz
MExlcANs CRY WAS FOR MAJ DERo AND DEATH FOR HIS
 RUNNING MATE.
Madero's Friends Fear Suarez Win Weaken the Ticket and Result in Loss of the Election in
 November.

Mexico City, Sept. 4.-"viva Ma dero; Muera Pino Suarez," VDeath to Pino Suare2) the shouts with wnicn the people in Puebla greeted a speech by Francisco [. Madero today, indl- cate the manner In which the candi- dacy of Jose Pino Suarez for the vice presidency has been received In many parts of the republic. Only in few quarters has the insurgent movement been directed against the Iprogressiyes' nominee for the presi- dency, but the spirit of antagonism toward Pino Suarez has been mani- fested by means of public statements
 and (edito1als throughout the re- public.
 Even friends of Madero express lively fear that the selection of Pino SuareN and the riot of yester- day in which Bernardo Reyes. the Opposition candidate for the presiden- Icy was stoned, may have the effect of lessening the chances of Madero for election.
 Regarding the riot. number of the dailies of the capitol condemn it. asking in derision:
 What sort of democracy is this which we have gained?"
 Dr. Francisco vasquez Gomez, the defeated candidate for the vice pres liedcny, in a published statement in which he bitterly assails Madero as having annulled the benefits of tne revolution to the reyoIutionists. While Madero. in 6 public state
 ment de.precates the riots. he ex-
 plains that the people were afraid that Reyes would impose upon them another dictatorship, and ayails him. self of the opportunity to make campaign prediction that his ticket will have the support of 99 per cent of the people.
 Popular opinion in the capitol ap- cared today to be that the refusal of the people to permit Reyes to speak will make friends for him ana will react upon the Maderistas. What part Dr. vasquez will yet play in the campaign is not known. His supporters in many parts Of the country declare they will vote for him for vice presidency despite his rejection by the convention. His friends have pointed out that while Pino Suarez was selected for this post he did not receive the majority sup port of the delegatesI that his nomi- nation was secured because certain blank" votes were arbitrarily count ed under the rules of the convention as for him. In other words, they claim he was named by minority of the delegates.
 In an editorial today in El Diario a parallel was drawn between the se- lection of Pino Suarez and that or Corral. The popular criticism. mon Corral was that he was comparative 1 ly unknown.
 The Diario styles the selection or Suarez a mere fragrant case of eleyat ing an unknown man than was that of Diaz appointee. Corral mad been governor of Sonora for many years and later was governor of the federal district. Pino Suarez was a lawyer l in Yucatan whose liberal ideas caused him to flee before the wrath of the old regime to New Orleans, where he
 became a member of the reyoiution- ary iunta. Later he was member Of the peace commission, which ad- iusted the difficulty al Juarez. since yhen he has been made governor or lYucatan.
 There was no repetition today of yesterdays disorders. The injuries ot none of the victims have proved fatal.
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