The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-02-25
FIFTH AVENUE, Corner soth ST.

down his arms II tho Government grant
him immunity. The offer has been re.
fused
Gen. Orosco Expected.
Gen. Cheche Campos. a prominent
chief of the Orozco faction. has sent
word to Gen. Aubert in Torreon that
he desires peace. The Government says
that Gen. Orozco will come here in or
der to convince the people that he IL
loyal to the new order. and that Orozco
is counselling his followers against re-
sstance.
III the Governments announcements
are accurate the Serrano Indians in the
state OF Oaxaca are no longer in revolt.
The Indians wanted Felix Diaz elected
to the provisional Presidency and Ma
deristas in Oaxacn were quick TO TO-
ment trouble when Huerta was made
head of the Government. Gen Daz has
sent to his friends in Oaxaca assurances
that he does not want to be the tenn
porary President. that he is working in
absolute harmony with Huerta and that
the duty of the people is to support the
Government.
In Coahuila there are stnl possibili-
tlcN VI tIouDi'- DttduS' NIlui Stutf
been strongly sympathetic To the Ma
dero cause. II is now believed. though,
that the execution Of the ex-president
and ex-vice-Presdent has terrorized the
disaffected and that Madero's brothers
will not be able to make headway. The
Government II sending large force Of
troops to Coahui!a.
Hot Resistance In sonora.
In Sonora there is hot resistance. but
Gen. Huerta intends to crush it, He
offers Sonora peace with guarantees of
order and security to life and property.
II the rebels accept he will be lenient,
he says. II they refuse he will stamp
out the rebellion mercilessly. The State
Congress is celebrating about seced-
ing. Yucatan was shocked by the kill
ing Of Pine SuareZ who was Governor
Of the province when Madero selected
him 10 be Vice President and forced
him upon the people. But there was
no indication to-day Of a serious up
rising in that State.
Americans have never been more
popular in this city than in the past
few days. Henry Lane Wilson. the
American Ambassador. Is one of the
heroes of the hour. Wherever he goes
his automobile Is followed by cheering
crowds. American residents are fa-
vored by similar enthusiastic express
sions. The people believe that the
Americans were responsible for bring :
ing about an alliance between Huerta
and Diaz and so ending the civil war
In the capital. and the attitude Of Amer
leans here against Intervention has in
creased the good feeling.
Foreign residents did not approve Of
the sentiments expressed IN English
newspapers this morning and which
were cabled here to-day. The foreign
residents do not take the view that
Huerta fouted the United States In
failing to safeguard Madero and Suarez
They say that the representations OF
the American Ambassador were unorfi-
cial and were merely a polite request
from the United States that Madero. II
punished at all, be punished according
to law and the forms of civilization
There is n disposition among the for
eigners here to accept the Govern
ment's statements az 10 the killing at
their face value.
Dias Gets Many Messages.
So many kilograms OF congratulation
are being received by Gen. Felix Diaz
that he has been obliged to employ q
STAFF Of secretaries. From all over the
world the General is receiving messages
or congratulatiOn. One Of the secre-
tar!es is an American newspaper man
who replies to English and American
Cablegrams and kilograms
The Government Is not Attempting to
prevent the flight Of Maderistas who are
not accused OF being enemies OF the repub-
lie Numerous wealthy supporters OF
the Madero family have already started
for Vera Cruz to go into exile Ernesto
Madero, the uncle Of the late President.
left for Vera Cruz accompanied by his
family. He was not in the bad graces
OF Huerta and Diaz because he had
never been associated with La Porra,"
n combination that was headed by Gus
tavo Madcro and which was charged
with grating and looting the Treasury
The Government is assured that II can
borrow sufficient funds to restore the de-
pleted finances. II was again stated
to-day that offers OF a large loan have
been made by Il firm Of New York
bankers and by British and French