Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-22
MEXICO PEACE
PACT SIGNED
Rebellion Has Ended With
Signing of Agreement.

Ri Paso, Tex, May pa peace
agreement providing for an entire ces-
aation Of hostilittes SO long as both the
provisional government and the fed
eral government at the City Of Mexico
abide by its terms was drawn up here
by General Francisco l. Madero, Jr.,
and was signed Just before midnight
this morning. The document has the
entire approval Of Judge Carbajal, the
federal envoy.
A dispatch was sent to the capital
as soon as the agreement was made
urging President Dtaz to give his rep
resentative here the necessary author
ity to consummate the treaty. ALI OF
the matters treated IN the document
already have been agreed to In the
correspondence which has passed di-
rectly between General Madero and
General Diaz save one. That Is with
with reference to the payment OF the
insurrecto troops. This Is a matter
that becomes more pressing every day.
The insurrecto treasury 10 very low,
and the only money In sight is that
taken In at the customs house at Jua-
res each day.
El Paso, Tex, May 22.-Setting forth
the concessions granted the i~nsurrecto
army by the federals In their plan OF
settlement recently agreed to, Francis
co I. Madero, provisional president OF
Mexico, has issued another statement.
This is merely for the benefit OF the
public, which up to now had only the
newspaper account Of negotiations.
Madero shows the army that the cause
has won all that It started fighting fort
that DiaZ has agreed to resign, Cor
raj has agreed to resign and that
Mexico is to have a fair election for
the first time since Diaz came into
power. He also calls attention to the
fact that all insurrecto debts are to be
paid, even the l. o. US given by the
insurrectos when they seized stocks
of goods.
He tells them hat he has such as
that the agreement will be
carried out that there is little room to
discredit the f%aithfulness OF the fed
erals; but, besides. he says, he is going
to the capital on invitation of the fed
erals to see that these things are car
ried out. He told a good deal OF this
to the ~insurrectos when he delivered a
farewell to the officers and men In
front Of the Juarez monument, on one
side Of which stands the burned city
hall and on the other the burned IL
brary, both destroyed during the as
sault on the town. But now 1t Is on
paper. The insurrectos had largely
left, however, when 1t came out, but 1t
will be sent them at Casas Grandes,
where they are gathering in camp to
await developments,
They are told by their leader that Ii
all goes well they will 500 be sent to
their homes to return to the pursuits
of peace, but II things DO not go well
Chihuahua Is next to be taken, and
then the ION to the City Of MexicoP'
cry car be taken up. He does not be-
lieve this will be necessary, however.
Six hundred troops have been sent
south from Juarez to Casas GraDdes.
They were carried in box ears and ap-
peared happy. The rebel troops re-
naming behind to garrison the town
gathered at the station and cheered
them on their way. One carload of
departing men were former federal
soldiers who have now become faith
ful ~insurrectos. These who did not
embrace the insurrecto cause are now
handling pick and shovel on the Ma
tional line south Of here repairing 1t
through chihuahua,