The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
MAY ADMIT REBEL ENJOYS.
Warrington Hopes for Favorable
Action ny Mediator

Action ny Mediators.
wAsHiNGros June 2o.--washins,on
officials again professed hopefulness for
the success OF the Niagara Falls media
ton conferences to-day. They maintained
Ihis show o. hopeiulness In the face OF
The fact that the United States !s deter
mined TO stand firmly by It's ultiratum
that a Constltutlonalist must be selected
ss head Of the proposed provisional Gov
ernment.
In view OF tbs send by the United
states there are only two possible de-
velopments that could give ground for
such encouragement. These are a yielding
by the Meccar delegates from their tn
sistence that a neutral be named as pro-
visional President or tnat the mediators
themselves make concessions which would
permit OF the admission OF the Consti-
tutonal!sts 70 the Niagara Falls confer
noe.
Indications in Washington tonight
pointed altogether 70 the fact that the
renewed hope OF the President and other
Washington officials Is due TO negotiations
IN regard 20 the admission of the Con-
stitutionalsts to the Niagara Falls gather
ing and not 10 any yielding on the part
~ the Hue-ta delegates.
The understanding in Washington to-
night was that tho United States ana the
\ II G diplomats. realizing that media
been considering ways aAd means OF pro-
longing the conferences in the hope OF
some favorable development Offering 4
solution OF the difficulties.
tarrsnsn willing to Enter.
This could be brought about by setting
aside for tie present a discussion OF
Mesicos iHternal affairs and taiilng up
The international questions involved be-
Ha
Carranza from tho FIRST has expressed a
willingness to enter tho mediation pro-
ceedings on this basis and the Washing
ton Government. In the course OF Minister
Naon's visit here yesterday. sought 70
bring about n participation ot ;hs char
scter by the CousttuiiOnalists. once ad-
United TO that extent the United States
is confident that the way would be opened
20 the discussion later % McXlco's Internal
differences
COnstltutonllst representatives her
contend. however that Car-anza will
never consent to an aruls,ice ana that Il
he enters Ia, Niagara Fdlls gathering IL
must Dee Iitrr the Iaod!ators have yielded
On that point. Il WAS pointed out here
tonight that the mcd'ators might feel
warranted In mut.ug such q concession
n the proceedings We're 20 relate merely
TO the international questions involved.
II waa learned here definitely to-nigh,
llldt hll4NNft Ndpl AZ EaS 4tlItfNlFH hIlf
i.u's Cabrera, the Constltutlonailst repre.
sentative In Washington. preached the
subject of Consttutionalist representation
At Niagara Fails Nothing was said In
that Interview H. regard TO an a-rnis,lce
Tho main point discussed being the exten'
IN which the Cons:ltutionalists would h
willing to discuss Mexico's Internal af-
fairs in connection with the international
questions involved.
See No Basis fer Hope.
Corstitut!onnliS. representatives ac.
knowl,dgsd that they knew Of no develop
nlents affecting the fundamental problem
which would warrant the Admlnlstra-
tons expressions OF hOpefulness The
Interpretation pu: upon these expressions
was that the United States desires "a
prolong the conferences ana to put IN.
most encouraging face possible on a bad
situation.
All speculation here In regard 70 thu
future Of mediation was In confusion Ms
a result OF the statements indicating that
the break between CarTan2a and villa
Was widening and that villa had pro.
claimed Cen. Angeles provisional Priest
'lent OF Mexico. Al the same time re,
ports We're received that Gen Carrnnz1
had oustcd Gen Angeles from his Cahl.
net
Absolute drnla! Of the report from
Niagara Fans that Vnla had designated
Cen. Angeles provisional President was
contained in "A telegram received by mem.
bera OF the COnstitutlonalist junta her,
tonight, coming from an Official OF tn,
Earranza Government who conferred Will
Cen Carranza to-day.
The story was discTsdted earlier as n
emanated from the Huerta delegates N
Niagara Falls. Constitutionalists declar,
such reports may he periodically expected
now ard that most Of them will originate
at Niagara Falls
The telegram received here late TO-
night from Cnrrarza's camp also denied
the report that Gen. Angeles had beer
dropped by CarrluZit from the position o
acting Secretary o: War Of the Consti
tu'idualiet Cabinet.
The Wilson Administration IL fgurin,
On tn developments Of the last few dav
between carrp"Zo ard villa as likely I,
have n decided effect on Cnrranga In re
gard to mediation. This Government ex
poets 10 sec him more tractabic than N
has been In IL" past, and II villa SHOULD
set mn Government OF hls own tn
United states probably will not hesitat
10 seek to accomplish It's purposes through
him.
~ th- Whit House the following stat.
ment was authorized:
THE presld nj says his conference wit
Minister NaOn OF tho Argentine Rcpubli
last night was devoted TO a general dis
"ussion and the President now feels hope
ful that the mediation conference vii
succeed"
The Presidents talk with Minister Mao
was devoted clleIy 20 inIpr cssing upo
him the view OF the United States tina