New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Euerta Fears No Intervention.

President Buerta believes the danger OF
Intervention has disappeared.
'"The friendly powers have shown con-
fidence in us. said Huerts to-day. ana
so EXPRESSED that confidence through their
representatives, in this capital These
representatives have explained That Inc
countries believe the new government VIII
bring about an early pacification o. me
country. which will enable all business
enterprises 10 be conducted along Inv
road OF PROSPERITY. This the government
also believes.
That President Huerts does not under
estimate HIS task is indicated by the
statement he made at the faN OF Made!o
that there we're in the country not less
than 10000 rebels under arms. without
counting the numerous groups OF bandits
whose number ne said he could not es,l-
mate. MANY of these bandits and rebels
the President admits. are get operating
IN MoreIos. Mexico. Durango. Puebla'
Tlaxcala and Chihuahua.
" repeat." said President Huerta that
10 bring about pacifcstion OF the country.
which al this time is "a supreme neces-
sitv..I shall use all the measures pro-
vided by law II will be absolutely neocS-
satv 10 use that power granted under the
SUSPENSION of the guarantees IN certain
places
This measure gives 30 the goVeInmepl
tho right suuimsrily to execute PERSONS
found bearing arms Or in any manner
aiding the rebels o. bandits
Rebels Still Defiant.
| Tie execution of five Xapatistas leaders
| In the Stale Of Morelos has served to in
dicate the sternness with which the gov
| eminent will deal with the rebels but
the bu,,.::... Of three more hacendas near
| Cuernayaca. entailing the loss Of half
million pesos, Is consider Ell an answer 20
the challenge OF the government by one
defiant group.
: Good news for the government from the
north was brought in to-day by agents
/ claiming 10 represent Venistano Carranza.
| the rebeilious Governor Of the state OF
Coahuila. These agents say Carranza is
1 disposed TO recognize Huerta as President
/ but. notwithstanding their assurances
the orders OF General Trucy Autert have
not been altered and ne VIII push the
| Government campaign in the direction OF
Saltillo Troops also will be sent 10 other
parts OF the country 10 repress disorders
or maintain peaceful conditions
An unusual feature of the situation
which rs causing some concern is the at
! titude Of Colonel Francisco Naranja. who
; is at the head Of a thousand men on the
railway between Monterey and Laredo.
and who has not yet indicated his attitude
10 the government.
Emiliano Zapats and his brother. Eu-
fernio. have established themselves with
their forces in the district about villa
Ayala, Morelos. their home. Pending ar
rangements with the government. they
are reported TO be maintaining excellent
! order In that district, and IL is not i'm
PROBABLE that President Huerta will Sc
cure their cooperation. though it may be
necessary for him TO pay their forces
something in the nature OF an indemnity.
The towns occupied by the peaceful
Zapattstas include Tetecala and AK
| ochiatam. near CIerDavaca. Nearby is
Genevlevc de- la O. Amador Sanchez and
Juan OREGON are operating
4 General Porfrio Dlaz, the exied ex-
President Of Mexico. sent tine followin
message to President Huerta to-day from
Nina. Eeypt:
The consideration which YOU have
shown me in my enforcement from public
! life is OF inestimable sa abstraction 10 me
| and even more so the delicate manner
and the kindly words in which you have
| been pleased to advise me Of your ele-
va ton to the Presidency ad interim Of
Mexico.
h ,S of
! deepest gratitude and az a. hope that
! yofr enlightenment and patriotism may
| bring 10 the conscience Of the people
the realization that only in the shadow Of
peace can our country prosper and be
happy and respected.
The isolation Of Mexico City from the
United States by rail is complete. Train
service south of Aguascalentes. on the
Mexican Central line is suspended because
| Of the occupation OF that city by Fuentes
and his followers. while the presence
OF another rebel force at Saltillo prevents
operation Of trains TO the north over the
also are interrupted.
General Trucy hubert commanding the
government troops at Torreon. reported
to-day that he believed Raoul Madero.
brother OF Francisco Madero, jr.. was a
fugitive in the United States
The body of Francisco Madero was
buried to-day in the cemetery at his old
home AT Sar Pedro De los Pinos. in the
state Of Coahuila.
Felix Diaz accepted to-day the candi-
dacy for the Presidency of Mexico offered
to him by committee representing q
party organized for the sole purpose OF
securing his election.