The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-26
REBELS DENYING
AVERSE 10 PLAN
REPRESENTATIVES OF CONSTI.
TUTIONALISTS DECLARES
\. THEY WILL COOPERATE
WILL AID PEACE
The Rebels Said To Be Willing
To Work For the Success Of
the Mediation
ILL AID PEACE
tBy Associated Press. J


ny conflicting reports concerning the
mission to Washington OF the Mcx-
can Constitutionalists ell route here.
1t was asserted tonight in Official
quarters that there is every eXpecta-
ton that General Carranzas agents
Will accept the invitation OF tie AM
criccn commissioners at the Niagara
fall, mediation conference to pur,ic.
ira;c in the informal negotiations.
In the light Of The announcements
III New Orleans by Alfredo Brccodu.
one or the three Carr:Ingn agents. OH
In: way TO Washington. that the Con
SiitutioEaii:i.' never would q confer
with Gen. liucrta except OH the bat,
tiehcId. statement made here To-
night by Constitutionaliat reprc3en-
tative was significant.
III can he said with emphasis. the
Col5'itutionalist representative aver
rcd. that the statement, made ye.ter-
day by Mr. Ercceda is not supported
by Fernando lglesiau Calder"s' Mr..
Calderon * coming TO til .lited
States TO ali in negotiations toward
the settlement OF Il IouDics OF his coun-
try"
Brecedn on Way.
In this connection it was pointed
OUT that Mr.. Breceda left New Orleans
for Washington early today while Mr..
Calder Oh ard Mr.. Espinosa, third OF
the agents sent here by General Car
ranza. remained in New Orleans.
planning 10 leave tomorrow.
/: wan learned today that. the pla,,s
for Constitutionalists participution In
the informal conference with Huerta
and lie American representatives at
Niagara Falls are proceeding as orig
innlly Outlin ed
The bi.tlaeOf sacatecns was said
TO be an inipoitani factor. in, the, pres
ent outlook. however. should Zachte-
cas- fall. It was pointed out, Huerta's
hopes would be needed. ZRcatecas was
regarded ~ the 'dictltor's@last stand.
II villa and his allied troops routed
the Federais there thctf genefnl buin-
ion wus that the ConstftutionaiIst
then would be in position tt}i demand
terms OF peace: }sssssisi T. lasse +.
Chiefs are Together.nea Z
There has beon an apparent healing
OF the, reported breach between Co on
stitntionnlict chiefssand the SGafraiixa
agentc now in Washington. aiihs
been reported thct 0l t;ie arrival uf
Mr.. Caldcron and his associates In
Wnsh'rgton. Rafael zubaran, chief
Gnranza agent here and Luis Cabrera,
his assistant would be withdrawn or
in great measure eliminated from. the
diplomatic equation. Tonight It was
declared Mr.. Calderon and his u,so-
ci2tc5 arc :i2t coming here to autcect
or Geporo anybody, but to ccdnerato
with them and aid in the solution OF
tho Mexican problem.
The report yesterday that Juan
+. urqnidi, OF the Constitutionalists'
agency here, who met Sfr. CAidcrG., In
New Orleans would proceed 20 Saitiilo
to. sec General Carranza. wa.s revived
today. sss
Oilciais OF tho Waflia gton govern
ment. tonight natly denied tlit repor.
from New Orleans attributed to- Mr.. {
Caidcron. purportihg to give demands
made by the United States OF General
Cafanza through which Consttutionats
fst representatives would be tdmittcd
to. tho mediation confercrcc al Niaga-
,ra Fnllr. Twas emphaticaltj stated
that the United States never .lat.e my
conditions, and it was held here that
the sttpnlations attributed to Mr:: Cal
deroai included demands that might
properly have come from Huerta del-
egates 70 the mediation -ronfefcnco,
AS such, 1t further was fsugg6sted.
tllus' might lave been trasmitteds BY.
the -Ledintorg TO General Carran7a
during the earlier stages Of the CON
ference. It, was pointed. out ttets the !
United States, In view: OF the positive
position It had taken throughout the
mediation prpceedings,. IS would. not q
have made demands on the Constitu-
ticnaiists which It was Impossible for
them to accept. & '5s Z Z
another Freak Bill.
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