New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
No Matter What the Cost on
Who Pays the Price, Huerta
Says, He Will Restore
Order, Using Troops
if He Must.
MADERO VISITED BY WIFE
Prisoner Permitted to See Her for
First Time-People Less Concerned
About His Fate than About
Extent of Revolt Against
New President.

Mexico city, Feb. 21.-It is certain
that the new administration in Mexico
must deal with new revolution in adj
dtion to the remnants of the old one.
Three Governors Of states formally
have refused to recognize Huerta As
provisional President, and two or three
other Governors are doubtful.
Venostiano Carranza, Governor Of the
state of Coahula. with 100 men, is
working with Emilio and Raoul
Madero. brothers Of the deposcd Presi-
dent, who are at San Pedro, Maderos
old home, near Saltillo, which is Car
rsnza's base
Jose Gayou. Ex-Governor OF Sonora,
has telegraphed from Mexicali 70 Gov
ernor Maytorena of Sonora Offering
| him three thousand men and 2,OOO.OOO
pesos to restore Madero to office. Gov
ernor Maytorena has telegraphed the
| Senate and provisional President re-
pudiating the new administration.
The Governor of Yucatan, ignorant
of the death of Gustayo Madero, has
| telegraphed him, offering the services
| OF ] 200 men and money to assist in n
new revolution
Juan Sanchez Azcona, Madero's pri'
vate secretary, is prisoner at Puebla.
II was reported to-day that he had
been shot, but the report proved IN.
true.
General Porfirio Diaz, ex-President of
the republic, who has been in exile in
Europe. is coming home. There is not
the slightest danger that he again will
mix in the politics OF Mexico. but has
enforced exile is ended. Word was re-
ceived to-day from Paris that within
short time General Diaz again will
be in his private residence in Cadena
street. an interested spectator Of the
development of the new regime.
II was authoritatively stated to-day
that the arrival home OF General D.aa
will be not later than April 2, the an
niversary of the taking OF Puebla by
f,, tlc ~
Intervention. This day will be cele'
brated in honor Of General Diaz.
Will Follow Diaz Methods.
That the new administration In Mex.
leo expects to use the methods OF Por'
firio Diaz in governing the country vas
made evident to-day in a conversation
with President Huerta had with the
President Huerta declared that, no
matter what the cost should be or who
the men were who paid it, peace would
be restored in Mexico. He said it waa
his ambition that when he left the
Presidency people would say Of him.
"He has restored order throughout
Mexico, made safe the investment oc
money. and rendered secure the lives
and interests of ALL both foreigners and
Mexicans."
Calmly and dispassonately President
m
use cf the army in restoring and main
tanning order. He admitted that in
many parts of the republic where the
news of the change I'm government had
not been received all was not in ac.
cord with peace. To these sections, ha
said. he would send emissaries in an
attempt to bring about order. or. it
necessary, troops would be sent to in
form the people OF the governments
desires.
Il 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"
The President declared he favored
free press In Mexico, saying that even
anita gonistie organs were desirable,
since from them the administration
might learn of evils that otherwise
might be hidden.
Trying to Win Carranza.
An emissary of President Huerta left
to-day for Saltillo, capital OF the state
Of Coahuila. bearing letter to Gov
ernor Venostiano Carranza, who is re-
ported to be raising an army TO fight
against the new government. In this
letter final effort is made to secure