The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-01
lNSuRREcTo CHIEFS MEET IN
JuAREz TO DISCUSS FORTH.
COMING GATHERING.
ENJOYS ARE SELECTED
Or. vasaucz Gomez Is Chosen to Rep
resent Madero in tn. Conference
Arrival of carabajal, Government
Representative, is Expected Tonight
MANY Breakers Ahead.

III Paso. April 30-In q low adobe
hut upon which the sun beat ficrcely,
! the leaders OF the Mexican insurree-
tion, political and military, sat for four
hours t. day in the insurrecto camp,
formulating program TO be presented
to the federal government through It's
peace envoys. At the conclusion OF the
conference Francisco !. Madero, Jr.,
president Of the provisional govern
ment. announced the election By bal
lot of Or, Francisco Nasquez Gomez.
Francisco Madero. sr., and Senior Jose
Pino Suarez as the peace commissions
ers Of the revolutionary party.
With the provisional governors pres-
ent OF the various states In which thc
insurgents have organized their gov
crnment, definite basis or peace
terms was agreed upon Though no
official announcement OF the terms was
made. II was admitted by many that
there may be many breakers ahead
Powers Of tho ENJOYS.
The first obstacle. II IL believed, viii
be met when Senor Carabajai. head
OF the federal peace commission, ar
rives here. which is expected to be to-
morrow night
The insurgents will want to know
exactly what pow ers have been be-
slowed upon Senor Carabajal II IL
understood here. for Instance, that
Senor Braniff and Senior Obregon. who
have been go-betweens will act with
Scnor carahajal. but in what capacity
Is not known TO the insurrecto lead
ers. Should IL develop that Senior
CarabaJal is to be the sole envoy with
plenary powers, the insurrectos will
invest DIR. Gomez with similar creden-
tials. Francisco Madero, SO, and Senior
Suarez acting In an advisory capacity.
The insurfecto leaders are deter
mined that formal negotiations shall
not begin until the federal envoy or
ENJOYS present credentials authorizing
them to act for the government. DR..
Nasqnez Gomez. who has hitherto
favored Laredo. Mexico. as the meeting
place Of the peace negotiations. yielded
that point today in favor OF the place
selected near here. II was pointed out
to him that TO remove negotiations
from here would delay matters seri-
ously. AS 1t is. the armistice probably
Will have to be extended once more.
believed an agreement can be reached
before Wednesday noon, when the
present armistic expires.
Insurrecto Demands.
The substance of the insurrecto de-
mands Is known In a general way.
They insist on participation In gov
ernment affairs and poin. out that
the only way TO guarantee II Is to place
some members of their party IN tho
cabinet and to select at least a dozen
of their supporters as provisional gov
ernors pending new elections
While the resignation of President
Diaz Is said to be hardly mentioned in
the insurrecto demands. the insurrectos
believe that with a majority represent
alton In governmental affairs. the per-
sonalty OF the executive Will not be
of great Importance. They emphasize
the fact that theirs is not a personal
quarrel, but political revolution.
One reason for the absence OF any
discussion at present concerning Pres
idcnt Diaz's part In the Forthcoming
transactions Is the fact that there are
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