The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-26
new REVOLUTION FOR MEXICO.
THREE GOVERNORS OF STATES
HAVE FORMALLY REFUSED
TO RECOGNIZE GEN.
HUERTA-
Diaz Expects to Employ His Methods
of bringing Peace to Troabied
Countrywide of Francisco L.
Madero Not Yet Fixed.

that the new administration in Mex
clio must deal with a new revolution
In addition to the remnants of the old
one. Three governors OF States in
the republic formally have refused
to recognize Provisional President
Huertc. and two or three others are
doubtful.
Venostiano Carranza. governor of
the State OF Coahuila. with i, zoe men,
Is working with Emllano and Raulo
Madero. brothers OF the deposed presi-
dent. who are at San Pedro. Madero's
old home near Sal 20. which In
Carranza's base. Jose Gayou. former
governor OF Sonora. has telegraphed
from Mexicali to Gov. Mayterena of
Sonora, Offering him 5000 men and
100000 pesos to restore Madero TO
ONCE. Gov Mayterena has telegraph
ed the senate and provisional presi-
dent repudiating the new admins
tration.
The governor OF Yucatan. ignorant
OF the death OF Gustavo Madero, nas
wired him Offering the services OF
1.2O0 MEL and money to assist in a
new revelation.
What will be done with ex-Presi-
dent Madero has not yet been deter
mined Juar Sanchez Azcona, Made
ro's private secretary. Is prisoner
at Puebla- AZ was reported today
that he had been shot, but the re-
port proved untrue.
Gen. Pohrio Diaz. ex-president Of
the republic. who has been in exile
In Europe. is coming home. There
Is not the slightest possibility that
ne again will mix in the politics OF
Meyico. but his enforced exile Is end
ed. Word was received from Paris
that Gen. Diaz would in a short time
occupy his private residence in Ca
dena street. this city.
1t was authoritatively stated today
that the arrival here Of Gen. Diaz
will be not later than April 2, the
anniversary OF the taking of Peubla
by his forces in 1867 in the war of
French intervention. This day will
be celebrated in honor OF Gen. Diaz
The news that Porfirio Diaz was re-
turning TO the land from which he
was driven by Francisco Madero was
not difficult to believe after the scenes
In the National palace today. 1t was
evident the men OF the old regime
with the support OF a great number Of
those who attained prominence dur
ing the Madero rule and who, dis
gusted at the continuous warfare,
were ready to support any one, even
though IL be the old conservatives.
IL was busy day for President
Huerta and the new cabinet. While
yesterday was the day Of organiza-
ton today was the one OF felicita-
tion and Inauguration of the multi
tudinous affairs Of government. Scores
OF commissions. official and other
wise, visited the National palace to
pay their respects To the new presl-
dent. Men went to the palace who
had not been since Porflrio Diaz went
out of office. among them Gen. Sam
uel Garcia Cuellar. who was Diaz's
chief OF stafr.
Felix Diaz was among the callers
and interested spectators at the off,
cial reception. His only participa-
tion. howevt' was that OF a private
citizen. n role ne had assumed. He
n not idle though. Already he and
his friends have set in motion the
machinery and tho party work for
his political campaign which IL is
hoped by the new administration will
be finished In a short time.
There Is no good reason TO be-
lleve. however, that President Huer-
In Will find the task OF pacihcation
simple or particularly short The
awe inspired by cannon doubtless will
act as n repressive agent I'm and
about the capital. but many with
whom rebellion has become more or
less a profession probably will con-
tinue the strife. Disquieting reports
also continue to arrive regarding the
attitude OF disgruntled governors and
political leaders In many parts OF the
republic.
Gen. Pascual Orozco. Jr.. is expect
ed TO arrive here soon and cspouse the
cause OF the new administration, but
II Is considered not improbable that
Inez Salazar will refuse To support
any government having the appear
ance OF the old regime.