El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
NADER0 May RESIGN AND Be
SUCCEEDED BY TREVINO As PRESIDENT
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Barra to return to Mexico long before
he was expected to do so, is pointed
TO as tending to cOrrObOrate the report
At the same time there are not want
ing those who speculate on a posi-
bic higher post for the eXpresident.
Gen TrevinO's long service in the
army and the high esteem in which
he is held is TO be counted upon to
build up the military. while CalderOns
tie head OF the Liberal party, has
large following of boiling Maderistas
who became dissatisfied with MaderO
early in the election campaign.
Robes Dominique endured impris-
onment at the hands of Gen Diaz from
November TO May for his affiliatiOu
with the MaderO rebellion Since that
time, for failure to receive what he
considered proper recognition for his
service or for other reasons, he has
become anita Onistic and has repeated
" predicted the early downfall Of the
Madero administration.
MaderO's reputation of DR.. Nasquez
Gomez. the original nominee FOR the
vice presidency with MaderO on tho
reform platform, and his substitution
of Pine SuareZ, is generally conceded
to have been the beginning Of his
troubles.
Resignation Expected.
Another report. said to - originate
with members of congress, went fur
ther. The receipt of MGdero's resig-
nation and also that of Pine Suarez
would not surprise members OF con-.
gress when that body meets April ?,
or soon thereafter, according to the
report
In fact. they are said to be expect
ed. in which case, according to the best
information Obtainable, Gen TrevinO
would be the choice Of congress for
president ad interim. his probable term
Of service being two years, or until
peace had been restored throughout
the republic, when new elections would
be held
Washington Hears of Changes,
Washington. D. c., March 7.-Presi-
dent Taft canvassed the situation in
Mexico closely with the Mexican am
bassadOr, senior Martinez Crespo.
The chief subject discussed was q
more rigid enforcement OF neutrality
laws along the border. The ambassa-
dor predicted a gradual return OF nor
MAJ conditions
What measures are being planned
by the Mexican government for the
pacification Of the country have not
been made known here officially, bur a
well authenticated report is that sew
earl cabinet changes soon will be made
by president AIadero to appease the
disconnected elements.
These changes are said TO include
the possible return to the cabinet OF
senior Francisco de Ia Barra. now
travelling abroad, and of Dr. Francisco
for vice president in the recent cleo
tions and brother OF Emilio Vasquez
Gomez
1t was reported that Gen. Geronimo
Trevino might be named as minister Of
war.
Senior de Ia Barra successfully served
as ambassador to the United States,
minister Of foreign affairs, provisional
president, and now as special ambas-
sador. IS touring European countries.
Manuel CalerO. new minister of for
eign affairs. it is said. iesires to come
to Washington as ambassador, reHev-
ing senior Martinez Crespo, who
would return 10 his former post in
Vienna
DR.. Gomez May Return.
DR.. Francisco Vasquez GOmez's return
TO the cabinet has been suggested as
likely TO have a great moral effect in
Mexico. DR.. Gomez has taken no part
in the anti government activity OF his
brother, Emilio. now at san Antonio,
Texas. Many Of the socalled Vasquis-
tas, however, were supporters of Dr.
Gomez when he was unsuccessful as a
vice presidential candidate DR.. Co