The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-21


not be declared in effect in Mexico
nor viii the general armistice be
terminated until the moment Senor
Francisco Leon de Ia Barra becomes
provisional president in succession
to Pr"sdeIt Diaz.
Francisco |. Madero Jr. will no;
visit the City of Mexico until Minis
ter de la Barra is installed in power
He may then go to the capital and
assist in tranquiliz.ng the country
If the rebels in Lower California
or other bands hitherto fighting in
dependently do not lay down their
arms Maderos insurrecto army will
be turned loose on them.
/ No peace agreement will be signed,
I but the interim between now and the
time Senor de la Barra becomes
president viii be utilized in getting
the Mexican congress to enact laws
covering most of the points which
it had thought should be contained
in a peace agreement.
Matters Made Clear.
This is the explanation one of the
most prominent insurrecto leaders
gave tonight of the status of the
peace MISUNDERSTANDING visit to
the City OF Mexico and other com
plications which early today present
ed tangle to the federal represent
atives as Wei as to the rebel lead
ers here, who admitted they did not
understand the situation themselves.
Facts" said a rebel leader; these
are the only things that can make
peace. We can not make a peace
agreement legally binding that re
quires the government to pay certain
indemnities. This must be done by
congressional appropriation. We can
not compel the government to install
our provisional governors This must
be done by the legislatures them
/ selves.
when all these things are done
and We bear witness to their per.
/ Torrance, then alone can we Ero,
. claim peace. or course peace is as.
sured it is a matter of method only.
The naming Of the new cabinet
which is to surround Provisional
President de Ia Barra was the chiet
work of the day among the rebe'
leaders. Senior Madero did It with he
assistance of his advisers. What tha
finally will do can not be predicted
AS names for cabinet portfolios are
subiec to chlngew ithout notice I'M
I'll the new members are installed.
Probable Cabent Members.
1t probably will be as follows:
Minister OF Justice, Vasquez Tagle
Minister of War; Gen. Rascona.
Minister of Fomento Promotion Of
Colonization and Industry, Manue
Bonilla.
Minister of Public instruction, Dr
Francisco Nasquez Gomez
Minister of Gobernacion tInterioi
Administration, Emilio Vasques Go
meZ.
Minister of Hacienda OFmance). Er
nest Madero.
Senor dc la Bara will name Sc
lado Alvarez as Subsecretary-Treas
urer to take charge OF Foreign Rela
tions while he is occupied in the
/ provisional presidency.
Emilio NaSques Gomez is now in
san Antonio, Texas. He is a brother
OF Gomez, who is to take the pos,
Of public instruction. Manuel Calerc
is now a member of the Mexican con
ereSs and one of the leading chda
pions of the reforms desired by the
/ progressive party.
Manuel Bonila has been the revo'u
/ zionist leader of the state of Sinaloi
and has occupied the ministr,. of com
''''''''Ns''4Nli III ne Itbtl tdDllltI.
Ernesto Madero.
Ernesto Madero is an uncle OF
Francis |. Madero Jr. and one Of the
most prominent financiers in Mexico
/ He is in Monterey.
The choice of Gen. Rascona for
the portfolio Of war was mao by the
federal government but the rebels
accede to it, as they do to Senor
de la Barra remaining in nominal
charge of Foreign Relations. The
rebels. however have practically
named six members of the new cab.
met.
Senior Madero issued statement
today explaining that he would not go
to the capital until Senior de la
/ .Barra steps into the presidential
chair The statement follows:
From the moment | received the
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