New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
n. Questions at variance between the and the

tate the questions the government and the
rebels
De la Barra found the incorporating mood
D.z You NAV tell the that the only terms upon
which will fighting agree to an armistce OF any s
are the immediate gnaions OF him and Vce-PreSoen'
and the entire Cabinet. -.
De la Barra argued Daz long time trying to alter his
determination He urged mmnence Of international comp
cations injury Of the republic and other adverse
lions threatened if civil warfare its phase
Dz continued obdrae and in the end de bara was e0p
to report to Madcro the failure of his mission
In the time the opposition members OF the oeha'e so
busy They in special session IN the Chaoe
Deputies this morning the Senate Chamber IN the Ma
Palace being difficult account OF the rd'0e s "
troll of the military.
The session but is understood that from twenty
FIVE to thirty members present OF the total OF t
long debate the purport ct which YVES not h'o" W Wv
doors opened. .
One of the first persons whom the determination OF the Sen
ate was communicated Minister Cologan at the Spanish Lega
ons for the Palace to ineVle"
told the President what the Senate mao a0o' ~
mo at the Palace in advance the Senatorial committee
Madero's comment brief and to the point:
What nonsense Why should resign? VIII 1t help oo"o
ons permanenly? Not ALL What have gone through WIFI
in the last year half would be the experience OF any one
MIGHT succeed me- fought thus far, and might as well
continue. 1t is my duty to stay at the head OF the s0V
where the people elected willing to arotra'e
to do ANYTHING do honestly and properly 10 os
peace my country but shall not act the part OF
Soon afterward committee presented itself at the faiaee
and requested an audience President Although there
was good believing Madero the Palace the co
miee unable gain to him. an AID saying TIC w
making tour of the lines General Huea and the COIL
mitee started look for him. but were unsuccessful
On the way the Palace OF The committee e'oe
headed v Sebastian President of the Senate stopped
at the cable Office Caacho who than ninety years oo
but remarkably vigorous addressed small crowd OF Mexcans ana
foreigners the Senate had done and why he
insisted that of President Madero was the only eaS
ible peace He urged Mexicans to work tor peace
We that orders IN
Canaho for the way Vera Cruz not to matt
there but to directly the capital We are telling you TINS
so that you prepared for their arrival and understand IT,
Their ostensbe mission will be to protect foreigners whe TIC
erand of the of ay still the Mexican govern
ment cannot regard their here as otherwise tnah dill m
friendly act
What LEGAL warrant the and what vested
- n declare the Office President difficult to ascer-
tain but the Mexican constitution assured
the Tribune correspondent that the Senate was not able TO DO more
than it has done this the Senas action IS devoid OF
anv importance for what sentimental effect may nave
the people. .
President nnated earlier the week that the civil
functions of authorities legislative and otherwise were sus
pended for being the country being virtually under the
e Of military necessity This being the Madero probably
considers any the Senate Chamber Deputies with
out effect, properly to be ignored
No information obnable either the American Embassy
or elsewhere authenticity Of the statement made by
Camaho that American marines have been ordered proceed
directly to the capital Little eredence is given to it,
panic this forenoon that portion of the Amer
lean COLONY of embassy the by the appearance
of battery pieces the the embassy The
guns were apparently in readiness to FIRE the
Citadel
The battery in line with the Hotel de Geneva filled by
Americans English French and Germans Shells from the Citadel
renng to this battery would have devastated of American
residences besides making the embassy untenable.
Ambassador Wilson promptly sent personal demand the
commander of battery his guns further away He
followed this by to General Huera to the same effect
Residents section began pack their valuabes readiness
to lee if the guns opened hre
General dispatched aid to order the guns
former station in the Paseo de la Reorma and told
h.ssador no artillery would be allowed that Amer
colony.