treaty treaty peace treaty signed president revolutionary treaty end fighting forces supporting concluded initial phase mexican revolution treaty stipulated vice president step end replaced interim president hold presidential elections suffered losses revolution general amnesty resigned interim president new incumbent family vice president plus left mexico exile significantly treaty mention institute social reforms promised previous occasions left state essentially intact additionally supported unpopular idea land disputes settled courts staffed old judges decision led sporadic violence particularly rural areas june entered mexico_city october elected president banner new running mate vice president pushed aside vice presidential candidate moderate military developments leading treaty rebellion government broke late rival imprisoned announced victory election earlier vague promises reforms attracted supporters escaped prison fled texas issued famous plan san manifesto called armed uprising establishment free democratic elections response proclamation violent clashes began mexico november guerrero district attacked federal troops sent dead soldiers clothing message van las send began operations threatened additionally political support rebellion came accepted plan san roughly time unrest state turned blown rebellion leadership brothers villa encouraged news uprisings crossed border mexico february joined april army began approaching villa led way men followed riders city besieged end month army encountered resistance countryside asked commander city garrison surrender refused hoping fortifications constructed allow defend city reinforcements arrived concerned possibility direct attack town cause artillery shells cross border united_states provoke outside intervention faced series peace proposals attacking city fact ordered commanders lift siege disregarded order joined villa attacked days fighting city fell intervened personally spare life city commander villa wanted executed previous killing rebel coupled fact leaders ignored political appointments outraged estranged south central mexico time villa marching revolt gathered strength spread states mexico guerrero april officially designated representative region worried fully control major towns time concluded negotiations demands movement issue autonomy ignored sidelined military action town obtained essential supplies political strategic reasons decided attack city order opponents initially attacked captured towns subsequently federal forces wide circle captured gathered supplies munitions soldiers major urban centers region capital remained outside control began attack troops elite soldiers called golden fifth battle took week described terrible days battle revolution consisted house house fighting hand hand combat quarter given general arrived nearby reinforcements decided come relief afraid capital revolt absence remains golden fifth pulled town occupied soldiers successful capture hero ordinary people mexico new written taking federal government controlled states urban areas later stated felt defend villa fall event persuaded agree peace compromise early march representatives met new_york finance minister mexican ambassador order discuss possibility peace sides proposed end hostilities offered amnesty revolutionaries resignation vice president replacement cabinet ministers state governors ones chosen establishment principle reelection prevent seeking term president ninth responded positively stated kind peace deal include immediate resignation faced siege outbreak rebellion members cabinet willing negotiate launched peace offensive aimed largely result panic large landowners associated regime financial elite represented moderate wing government fact expected soon march mexico_city peace concluded moderate view government represented memo minister foreign affairs wrote revolutions taking place mexico political revolution based north aim establish free elections remove power social revolution aim anarchy spreading mexican countryside recommended coming terms group revolutionaries agreeing principle election general amnesty order prevent second group succeeding addition fear anarchy worried social revolution lead military intervention united_states views represented portion upper class willing come terms portion middle class order crush peasant uprisings exemplified mexico broadly agreed support mexican feared mexican international credit general economic crisis result ongoing social unrest large landowners willing come terms end uprisings social group turn opposed elements government concentrated federal army rebels dealt force faction represented general later carry attempted coup état likewise general potential successor stated letter repression carried energy pity participating armed struggle end dismissed advice generals like chose seek peace moderate wing revolution finally managed persuade resign time disagreement rebels left wing revolutionary movement represented villa time tended support warned possible end suspicions proved correct treaty eventually signed neglected issues social land reform central struggle treaty terms significant point treaty vice president resign acting interim president organize free elections soon possible additionally treaty stipulated amnesty revolutionaries declared option apply membership revolutionary forces soon possible federal forces army mexico order army opposed compromise supporters right fourteen provisional state governors approve cabinet established relatives soldiers died fighting rebels policemen judges state legislators appointed elected retain offices implementation results treaty signed resigned accordingly interim president entered mexico_city june refused recognize interim government time fighting continued met occasions june initially trusted time increasingly concerned goals revolution fulfilled particularly angry plan carrying kind reform breakup large additionally press mexico_city controlled landowners began referring federal generals continued attacking troops pretext failed violation treaty sporadic fighting southern mexico continued november shortly inauguration issued famous plan denounced instead recognized rightful president leader revolution earned great displeasure revolutionaries including act treaty signed gesture reconciliation regime result treaty given right appoint members cabinet chose upper class including wife post treasury maintained existing federal system keeping sitting judges supreme_court legislators federal state assemblies federal agencies going major revolutionary right future president mexico stated treaty deliver dead revolution fought leaving exile france observed tiger let control saw instrumental victory merely appointed commander increased resentment tried run governor state supported opponent eventually pressured drop race aftermath plan ordered lead federal troops suppress refused march issued plan formally declared 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