The chronicle=news., 1914-06-18
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the psssihle .~ssirs@si Of The lsuu.
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ssstoltsesSs~ at tho tsii-d STATS
10 nesss 10 tAs sssIslise psus--ssi ol
The sss,,istoss ~ NiaxSss fsits Ia
permit llusstA To aAsse . SECRETARY
of stats Tor .asrisa spiaijnas sha.
uas;-s the psut-.se-s pseiftesliss risa.
~iii suse~ea him - psusi.ioasi rs-si.
dens. 4 a.s-o.isioa u ~sss~s~~d Ia
tssMsl llaesss sssssse lastiuds in os-
S-s la ''sase his tsee.'' -vs-crtaiiy in
skw at the tsss that his xas-rn-
~sai has bera rrraesisrd BY s-,-ssi
OF the Eurut~sn i-nwees. The rniss,s
saaass - sr~kiae 10 s~rss- a. rsp.
sesoeal pev~sS~nt oac ~ho j. a.fis-
iiriy . sosssi:a,iosaliss. !, 10 Ia be-
expected ,hA, ~h~s tho reply 10 Car.
rama 10 the iasissiioa To joia sh.
mcdia,ioa is received h~ viii be-
soa~d 10 o,,j-ss 10 the namiss ot tho
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HovSysf, .!Aln, y sns ~ ,asar-
'uoaa1 Nc bssS- To sur-s~fai me.
aisssuk. HsSe Aaso,is,,oas eaa rro.
se~'a to the ioias of eho,-e h-sw~~a
sacsaotas of nssasssisx the rrp. isiaaai
kos"samcn' Il h Aiiosv,hrs likely
that q way can hc found 10 arrange
. generally satisfactory working ba-
h,s for Mexican s~osxanisaiios. No
peace ssrrcmrnt can ~ further than
Ia assum~ good faith on tho rart ot
shosc accepting Il. aad II the Nisxara
Fails ncsiiatoss caa work out a Plan
rosssandtna the present approval Of
all parties directly insoivei . six.
nal succrsa will have bccn scored.
Meanwhile Il II the Carncsl hope
of this country that nothing viii or
cur 10 check the mediation. which
has iaken the form Of an adjustment
not particularly hciwccn the uniicd
States aad the Hucrta government. I.
hut between the contendinE factions
In Mexico. A posaible menace to tho
success Of the peace cndcavor was re-
moved when fiucrta cancelled the or.
der for tho blockade Of Tampico to
prevent the landing Of the Aniilia's
cargo Of arms consiRncd to the con-
stttntionaiists. The United States
has ineffective though not inten-
slonal reciprocity ordered the check
inE at Galveston Of a cargo Of am
munition obviously designed for the
revolutionists. No way has been
found to prevent the Antilla from
her cargo at Tampieo. where
she II due today.
This government II doing its ut
most to keep alive the spirit Of con.
ciliation, despite the many difficult
ties and embarrassments with which
II Is involved In the Mexican mat
ter. Owing to it's mediation cntan-
elements II has been unable to pre-
vent the landing at Pucrta Mexico
Of arms for the Huerta government.
though Vera Cruz was occupied to
prevent those arms from reaching
In order to prevent an ir-
reparable loss to international inter-
ests It has been Obliged to hold open
the port at Tampico. which. chnnc-I
Ing to he in the possession Of the con-
thus offers a free en-
try for war supplies for them. AMI
even balance is practically struck by|
this means innsmuch Us both sides
have now the chance to receive arms
from Europe. although the American
market is closed in effect by the lat
cst action Of this government, which
Is just short of a renewal Of the en-
barge.
Effective mediation. however. isl
not possible in the absence Of an
agreement to declare an armistice.
and upon the attitude Of Carranza in
This respect will depend the success
Df the negotiations at Niagara Falls. !