The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
PEACE IS LIKELY
IN MEXICO SOON
That Is the Report Which Comes from
Washington-Americyl Troops in
Texas Likely to Be With
drawn Soon.

Washington, d. G., March 20. Peace
is assured in Mexico within the present
week, if certain influences now at work
toward that end prove effective. With
the arrival in Mexico City OF Jose Yves
Limantour, minister Of finance, President
Daz will begin series Of conferences
which it is expected will result in the an
uouncement within three or four days
of a reorganized cabinet Minister Ii
mantour win present the demands Of the
revolutionists, and the changes in the
official family OF President Diaz, as well
as the probable institution OF certain re.
forms, are confidently expected to ap.
pease the insurgents
In the meantime. President TAFT viii
confer with Ambassador de la Barra and
there is good ground for the assumption
that the troops now concentrated in
Texas Immediately will begin series
of manpures and return shortly TO their
posts In addition to this. when coHdi-
tions are normal in Mexico complete
statement of things which actuated the
mobilization OF the troops will be issued
DN the Nhite House.
The coming of peace in Mexico also is
strengthened by the manner in which the
revolutionists have commented on the
magazine article OF Ambassador de la
Barra and the significant spirit OF ex-
pectancy with which the results OF Senior
Limantours conferences ia Mexico City
this week are awaited by organs OF in
surgent sentiment. Not a single adverse
comment was recorded in Mexican news
papers 70 the proposal of the Mexican
ambassador that all classes III Mexico
should unite for the promotion OF ma.
tional unity. According to private ad
vices here, anticipation is manifest
among both insurgents and supporters
OF the federal government
Besides the proposals which Senor Ii
mantour is known to be bearing TO Pres
ident Diaz it is reported that the wishes
of prominent inswgent svmpathizers in
various parts OF the republic have be.
come known to President Diaz and will
play no small part in the reorganization
OF his cabinet.
The disaffeetion III Mexico. which has
been most conspicuous in Chihuahua. has
not been confined to that state and seri
GUS outbreaks in other states have been
prevented by the promises Of early.
changes in their administration
The troubles in the states Of Yuca-
tan and Chihuahua, il il said. will d.
rectly influence probable changes in tie
cabinet The opposition that has been
reported from Chihuahua may mean the
OF Senor Creel from his
post of minister OF foreign affairs, while
Senior Molina, minister Of public works.
probably viii be asked to retire because
OF opposition to him that has arisen in
A'ucatan Senior Gorral's health, secord.
ing to recent advices, indicates that he
will abandon public life This will leave
a vacancy III the vice presidency which
may not be 'Illed.
Strong influences are at work with
regard to the exact position that Liman-
tour shall occupy IN the cabinet Per-
sonally il is known Lmantour prefers
to remain minister Of finance. and MANY
bankers and iinanciers who have inter
ests in Mexico are anxious to have him
continue in that Office. There are some
fnanciers. il is said who think Limsn-
tour can exert a more effective influence
for tranquility in the republic from the
post OF minister Of foreign affairs and
virtual vice president These are con-
siderstions which are making President
Diaz' task a difficult one
II is limited that among the new cab
met members may be some who were
affiliated with the party that
Francisco l. AIadero for presi
dent in the last election. The revolu-
tionists here admit that much viii de-
pend on what course is pursued by Pres
ident Disz this week though they are
by no means preparing to give up the