Arizona republican., 1913-11-16
COnstitutiOnalist Lea d CT Says Peace Cannot Be Accomplished EXcep t Through the Elimination of Incumbent
NO CANDIDATE
 YET ACCEPTABLE
Word Comes That Capture of Juarez by Constitu- tionalists Will Not Cause Removal of Carranza' $ Capital from Sonora
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 NOGALES, Sonora, Nov. 15.-Car- ranza will not consider any means of accomplishing peace in Mexico not pre- dicated upon the absolute elimination of Huerta
 This declaration was occasioned by various suggestions reaching here through the press and semi official channels that certain persons might be acceptable to Carranza and Huerta. as provisional president, pending another election. But no name vet suggested to Carranza has elicited an encourag- ing reply. The military successes re- ported today greatly increased the op- timism of the insurgent leaders here. It is asserted here confidently that the hitherto unrecOgniZed reVolutiOnists had more direct and friendly relations with the United States than Huerta, and that their international status has been greatly improved Suspense pend ing the diplomatic negotiations with the United States was materially light ened by the reception of Huertas poll tical endorsement of Carranza's decla- ration yesterday. with regard to inter ference and mediation. Huerta's stand created reiterations of Carranza's grim asser- tion some time ago that Huerta is traitor who will be treated to a traitors deserts if his hands are ever laid on him. On all sides the Huerta incident in Mexico City today was taken light tly, and it is declared will have no effect upon the relations of the insurgents with the United States.
 Pressed for a detailed explanation of his announcement of yesterday that the constitutionalists will accept mo in reference by any foreign government in the internal affairs of Mexico Car ranza merely reiterated his previous statement, and added:
 T will have no dealings with Huerta."
 There is much discussion. it is said, over the transIating of his carefully chosen words, the Spanish word, in teryention' being rendered into Eng fish as interference, for which there is no Spanish equivalent. This, it was pointed out, might refer either to force fuI intervention, intervention by sug gestion, or mediation. CarranZa still declined to comment on the negOtia7 tions between him and Washington and Hale, but it is believed the voluntary reference to Interference" as the Span ish word for intervention" might have some bearing on the exchanges with the United States.
 "The conference was called off on account of rain" is the way the MeXi- can officers who played baseball eX- pressed the situation. It poured until the streets of the twin towns were deep with mud, CarranZa remained in head quarters all day. while Hale divided his time between his hotel in Nogales, Ari- zona and the American consulate here Still, although there was no formal conference between CarranZa and Hale, it was learned that continual relations are maintained between Hale and Francisco Escudero, minister of the in terior relations of the Carranza cabinet. Each transmitted their superior the re- suit of informal negotiations. It is be- lieved nothing occurred to warrant the breaking off of negotiations with Washington and NOgales before they reached the natural conclusion. The taking of Juarez by the constitution alists will make no difference with Carranza's capital, he stated tonight and for the present the insurgent pro- visional capital will be here or at Her mosilla, the state capitol of Sonora.