Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
Governors of Three States Refuse to Recognize
 New Government; Others Are Doubtful
PLEDGES OF MEN AND MONEY BEING RECEIVED
Two Brothers of Madero Involved President Huerta As
 American Ambassador That Madero Will Have ar TraLHuertas Ambition to Restore Order in Country -ExPresdent Diaz Expected to Return to Mexico Soon

Mexico City, Feb. =21.-It is certain that the new administration in Mexlce City must deal with a new revolution in addition to the remnants or tne old one. Three governors of states 1n the republic formally have refused to recognize Provisional President Huerta and two or three others are doubtful
 VenoSt1ano Carranza, governor or the state ofeCoahuila, with twelve hum dred men, Is working with Emilio and Raou Madero. brothers of the deposed president, who are at San Pedro, Ma dero's old home, near Saltillo, which Is Carranza's base. Jose Gayou, former governor of Sonora, has telegraphed from Mexical to Governor Mayotorena pf Sonora offering. him 5000 men and two million pesos to restore Madero 10 office.
 Governor Maytorena has te1egra phed the senate and Provisional President Huerta repudiating the new admin1s- tration.
 Offers Men and Money.
 The governor of Yucatan, ignorant of the death of Gustavo Madero, has wired him offering the services or twelve hundred men and an amount of money to assist in a new revolutt
 What will be done with ex-Presiden Madero has not yet been do ermined. Juano Sanchez Azcona, Madero's prf- vate secretary, is prisoner at Puebla. It was reported today that he had been shot. but the report proved untrue
 Ex-President Diax to Return.
 General Porfirio Diaz, ex-president of the republic. who has been exiled in Europe, is coming home There is not the slightest danger that he again will mix in the politics of Mexico. but his enforced exile is ended. Word was received today from Paris that within a short time General Diaz will be in his private residence in Cadena street. an interested spectator of the develop ment of the new regime.
 His Arrival to Be Celebrated
 It was authoritatively stated today That the arrival home of General Diaz will be not later than April 2, the an-s piversaTy Of the taking of Puebla by bis forces in 1S67 in the war Of Trench intervention. This day will De Celebrated in honor of General Diaz-
 To Employ piaz Methods.
 That the new administration in Mex sco expects to use the methods of P0r- forio Diaz so far as is possible in gov erning the country was made evident today in a conversation Provisional President Huerta had with the news parer men.
 President Huerta declared that no matter what the cost would be nor who the men were who paid it, peace would be restored in Mexico. He said it was his ambition that when he left the presidency people would say of him: "He has restored order through
  of money and rendered secure the lives and interests of all, both foreign CTS and Mexicans.'
 Wants to Restore Order.
 Calmly and dispassionately, Presi dent Huerta outlined his programme for use of the army in restoring and maintaining order. He admitted that in many parts of the republic where the news of the change in government had not been received all was not in accord with peace. To these sections. he said, he would send emfSsaries in an attempt to bring about order or, if necessary, troops would be despatched to them to inform the people of the governments desires. 'T want to restore to Mexico that un- Interrupted current of riches which is her right" the president continued. "and to bring about such conditions in the country that all the diplomats will feel that their nationals are secure.
 Emissary to Hostile Governor.
 The president declared that he fav- bred a free press in Mexico. saying that | oven antagonistic organs were desir- l able since from them the adnainistra,- 1 tion might learn of evils that other l Wise might be hidden.
 An cnniSSary of President Huerta left | 3oday for Sa1til1o, capital of the state | If Cohuila, bearing letter to Governor Eenostiano Carranza, who is reported | 10 be raising an army to fight against |
 
 Anal effort is made to secure the gov ernors adhesion to the new regime. A | frain loaded with troops also is on it's 1 Fay to Saltillo from the capital, and in i maintains his attitude against Presi- | kent Huerta these men will be used against him and his followers
 General Felipe Angeles, former com havaca and General Joaquin Fausto Beltran, former commander of tine fed erals at Vera Cruz, are to be subject ad to an inquiry by the military courts. General Beltran will be tried for the | part he played in attacking Vera Cruz last year at the time Of the ill-atarred uprising fomented there by General Diaz. He is accused of misuse of the white flag in capturing Vera Cruz and who later was brought to the capital and remained fncarcerated until the recent revolt which ended in the down. ] faTl of Madero.
 Angeles Failed to Obey Orders.
 It was charged at the time that Diaz's revolt failed because Diaz be- ieved that Beltran's forces would join aim. Beltran and his men, under a lag of truce, were permitted to enter Vera Cruz and Dfaz was seized by the 'ederal commander and placed in pris- ,n.
 General Angeles will be tried. for allure to obey an order of General auerta to report to the palace witk lis forces on the last day of The re- .ent fighting in the city. General 3uerta intended to get Angeles to the palace as a part of his plan for end- ng the battle. Angeles is confined in he same room in the palace with x-Presfdent Madero-
 Madero Visited by Wife. Senora Madero. wife of the pres dent. and Senora Suarez. wife of the x-yice president, today for the first ime since their husbands were arras-- q. were permitted to visit them in the alace. The conferences Iaste1 one our and were private. When the wo- nen left the palace they appeared .io e deeply apprehensive as to .he fate f their husbands s..5ss >--=s5s-s.z