The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-03
PINO SUAREz
 IS NOMINEE
NAMED AS MADERo's RUNNING MATE AFTER A LONG AND
 EvENTFUL DEADLOCK.
Convention Calls Madero to Choose Between Candidates and He Frankly Says He Wants
 Neither.

Mexico City. Sept. 2--Jose Pino Suarez. governor of Yucatan won Inc nomination for vice president on the progressive ticket against Dr. Fran cisco vasquez Gomez tonight by fi- mai vote of S76 to 469. Many did not vote on the last ballot. while a num- Der cast blank ballots, these going to the credit of the man with the ma iority.
 Refusal of the minority in the pro- gressives convention to cast It's vote for either oi the remaining candi- dates for the vice presidency result ed tonight in the calling of Francisco ]. Madero before the convention to define his relations with Dr. Fran cisco Vasquez Gomez, who ran sec ond to Pino Suarez by 99 votes in the second ballot.
 The head of the ticket was subject ed to a grilling by the delegates but after frankly expressing his disap- proval of Dr. Vasquez he adroitly turned the tables upon the dissatisfied element by putting them upon record to support tne winning candidate who ever he might be.
 In the ballot in question Fernando lgeslias Caderon, receiving the nm ority vote was eliminated In accord
 ance with the ples. Backers of both Pho Snarez and vasquez Co., mez rad depended upon the UaIdsfon vote for majority in the fing vote Party ladders of the Calderon fac ction, however, sprang a sdnsation by declaring they would vote no more. Under the terms of ballotins agreed upon, the vote of this con- tingent would be recorded then as blank votes, and placed to the credit of the candidate receiving the plnr- ality. thus giving him technical ma iority. The Pinistas We're prevented from availing themselves immediate ly of this blank vote by the tumult created by the Vasquistas. Order was restored only whdn 1t was agrsw that Madero himself should be car ried face to face with the conven- ton. A commission was sent to Ma Adero's nome and in less than halS
 hour returned with the nominee. The ovation rendered him as he en- tered the auditorium was such as to indicate that whatever the division of opinion might be regarding the vice presidential candidates, the house was united upon Madero for president.
 Formally Chairman Sanchez Azcor stated the case to Madero, who from the platform talked with the utmost frankness of his attitude toward pr. Vasquez.. He criticised many acts in the career of his old running mate both during the revolution and since. The chief point lodged against nm was that he had accepted the leader ship of rival political party ot which his brother, Emilio Vaseuez, IS the choice for the presidency. That these remarks were far from pleasing to the Vasquestas was evident by the Interruptions that came from many parts of the house. Pertinens and impertinent questions were hurled st him. but the speaker made no diyect answer and added to the surprise by declaring that since he had spoken harshly of Vasquez Gomez, he wish ed to state that Pino Suarez was not his candidate. He declared that ne had at no time supported the Yuca- tecan and had absolutely no prefer ence between the two men. He ad- ded, however that he would acceps any man named by the convention. The applause had not ceased, when, raising his hand, he demanded that a similar promise be made by the dae- gates. With their usual obedieues Ito the demands of their leader, ev- cry individual in thei convention rose Ito his feet. lifted his right hand ana promised to abide by the decision. This, notwithstanding that the Vas quistas had been declaring that If their candidate lost in the conven- aion they would boom him for the vice presidency as an independent candi- date.
 With this adyantaga gained Ma