The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-22
PORFIRlO DlAz, FORMER
DICTATOR, WILL RETURN
ES'Presldent VIII Not Again Take Ac.
tive Part In Politics But Ills Exile
lie Ended-Men Of the Old Regime
Are Again In the Aseendeney.
tBt Associated Press.i

'mexic0 CITY, FeD, 22.-AcCeptauce
a the new administration in Mexico
was not 50 General as was at first
thought To the statss Of ocahuila,
Sonora and Yucatan, which from the
moment of the overthrow of Aladcro
declared they were not in accord with
new conditions, must now be added
part of the state of Oaxaca, where
Serrano Indians have refused to recog-
Lie the government of Provisional
President Huerta. The governor of
Oaxaca is SO alarmed by disturbed
conditions in the state capital that he
has asked for re-enfOrcements from
Mexico City. Between the Federal
capital and the port of Vera Cruz also
conditions are very uncertain.
It is certain that the new admins
rtration in Mexico must deal with a
xnew revolution, in addition to the rem
ynants OF the old one. u"
venustiano Carranza, governor Of
the state OF Coahula. with 1900 men,
lis working with Emilio and Raoul Ma
dero, brothers Of the deposed Presi-
dent, who are at San Pedro, Madero's
old home near Saitillo. which is Car
rranza's base. Jose Gayou, former
governor of Sonora i, has telegraphed
from Mexicall to Governor Torena Of
Sonora offering him 5000 men and o.
100000 pesos to restore Madero to Of
.fice
Governor Maytorena has telegraphed
the Senate and Provisional President
Huerta repudiating the new admins
tration.
The governor Of Yucatan, ignorant
of the death of Gustavo Madero, has
wired him, offering the services Of L.
200 men and money to assist in a new
revolution.
Porfirlo Dlaz to Return.
What will be done with ex-President
Madero, has not been determined.
Juan Sanchez Azcona, Madero's priv
ate secretary, is a prisoner at Puebla.
It was reported Friday that he had
been shot, but the report proved un-
true.
General Porfirio Diaz, ex-President
OF the republic, who has been in exile
in Europe, is coming home. There is
not the slightest possibility that he
again will mix in the politics Of Mexi-
CO, but his enforced exile is ended.
Word was received from Paris that
within short time General Diaz again
win be in his private residence in Ca
dena Street, an interested spectator
OF the dev, .lopment of the new regime.
It was stat,nd authoritatively Friday
that the arrival home of General Diaz
will be not later tn an April 2, the an
niversary Of the takin,S OF Puebla by
his forces in 1867, In Sne war OF
French Intervention. This day VIII be
celebrated in honor Of General Diaz>
The news that Porfrio Diaz was re-
t.rning to the land from which he
was driven BY Francisco Madero was
NOT difficult to believe after the scenes
IN the National Palace Friday. 1t was
evident the men of the old regime
again were in the ascendancy' put
with the support of great number
=, those who attained prominence dur
inc the Madero rule and who, disgust
cd at the continued warfare, were
adv to support anyone, even though
ne. the old Conservative element.
Many Visit Palace.
a busy day for President
d the new Cabinet. Wnhe
TSvrsaay Tusa WI the day Of Orsaniza.iGn aas y,
rnulsua ,a g.s On, a of felicitation and IN
nr,u~s s,,o'rstion Of the multitudinous affairs
az a9surrclTn roVernment. ne scores of commits
81 sions, official and o therwise, v,site' '
the National Palace TO pay tneir re
snects to the new Prea oen' me.
went to the palace who had not Oee' "
seen there since Porfr, Diaz went oa
~ office, ame \ them | Serai ~ y 'i''s