The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-01
EACH SIDE WAITING
FOR OTHER TO MOVE:
Washington Government Ex-
pected to Determine Subject
Of Rebel Participation.
PARLEYS MAY BE PROLONGED
South American ENJOYS Virtually
Resolve to Go Ahead With
Two-Party Agreement.

Niagara Falls. Ont. May s1.-Upon
tho Washington government depends
whether tho mcdiators viii receive
representatives of tho Mexican Con.
sututionalists. Tho South American
envoys. IL became known Tonight,
virtually have resolved 10 20 ahead
with their plans for "a two party agreo-
ment between the Cnltod States ana
the Huerta government. and. for the
time being. ignore the question of Con
6titutionniist representation.
The only thing that might disturb
such course would 10 an intimation
from tho United States that Il viii
withhold approval OF the plans out
lined for new provisional govern
ncnt. unless prompt disposition Ia
made OF tho subject OF Constitution
alfst participation. Tho Mexican dcle-
gates have had no conversations with
tho mediators on this po!at. Each
hide is waiting for the other TO ,nuke
tho first move
HUERTA Is EXPECTED
TO APPROVE ESSENTIALS
Tho Huortn delegates tomorrow OK
pect to receive General Huerta's ep-
provnl OF tho essentials OF the peace
plan. together with his opinion on
somo OF tho names suggested for tho
new government The american dele
gates received Information along this
intimation ar TO how far they should
press the subject OF Constitutional
representation.
AT conference at II o'clock to-
morrow the attitude OF both the media
tors and tho American Delegates to-
ward Constitutinnallst participation
may he moro clearly defined.
Tho Hucrta envoys see In the plan
for conatitutional!st representation &
prolongation OF the pnrleys. but the
military situation might become tn
creasingly grave for the Huerta gov
in progress. IL ia anparent the iin-
erta delegates Will insist on an ar!nis-
tice before treating with tho Coasti-
tutionalists.
FEELING THAT WASHINGTON
WILL. DE JUSTIFIED
Feeling IS general here TINT the
Washington government VIII be iusu-
lied In Insisting on broadening tho ,Is',-
dintion proceedings IL necessary 10
complete paciacation o. Mexico. l.
would avail tho United states nothing
. pst.r sod y.iJLh- LIE -aEeAtion q has!nS
ior differences with Nexico settled.
even conced.ng that General Huorta
viii bs eliminated. should tho moth
Cd employed endanEcr tho relations be-
tween the United States and the Con-
s;itutional!s,s.
While sympath.zins with the Con
nt,tu,icnsl!st advance on HueTta' 'nd
supporting many OF tho reforms Tor
which Cnrrnnzas followers n!e fight
.ng. II Is understood the Americans
have been embarrassed IN II slight de-
gree by General CarrauZas refusal 10
recognize the right OF foreign media
tors TO act IN respect to the setting
up OF q now government.
All parties to the conference agree
that military force that controls an
area greater than falls under the dom
ination or all other factions com
bined must be reckoned Win. must
have n voice many settlemcnt OF the
Mexican problem of pc.nauency - hN-
pected. Meanwhile. mediation OF the
controversy between the United States
and General Hucrta awaits arbitration
by tho American delegates OF D':Sun-
derBtangtnEs between the mediators
and General Carranza