Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-21
|eARDAJAL WILL
NOT SURRENDER
WITHOUT TERMS
More Aggressive Policy of Pro-
visional President Dims
Peace Outlook.

WAsHINGToN. July 21.-Provi-
ssiona President carbajal does not
Intend to surrender. Internationally
10 General Carranza and will concen-
trate his military forces and resist
an invasion rather than permit the
constitutionalists to enter Mexico
scity without previous agreements not
10 wreak vengeance on the lives and
property Of those who supported Cen
oral Huerta
This was the theory Of information
from authoritative sources today in
Mexico City to Washington diplo-
mats. 1t spread feeling of pessi-
/ mism in some quarters over the pos
Z sibility of an amicable settlement OF
&the revolution.
fapiiio Rabasa, head OF the delega-
h on which represented General HUI
<sHfta at the Niagara conference, ar
Fi4 ed here today and discussed the
an uation first with the South Ameri-
oar 4 Tnediators and then at the Mex
fcsnfi embassy with Jose Castellot,
ners ional representative of CarbaJal.
!. wV bile denying themselves to call
ers Ii became known that they IA
voreA | a more aggressive attitude by
prnv sional President Carbajal to Sc
oasre guarantees of protection for
peeDl< in Mexico City and Federal
terrific ~ generally. They made 1t
nlai1 { that Mr.. Carbajal had no OBJ
frcfion to turning over the govern
lns,nt / General Carranza, but must
insist on some assurances In ad-
vance that property would not be
t4sssr ollie, d and that there would be no
Mholesai,'e executions or arrests.
!. Mr.. ca ste1ot said he was confident
ktsat ult; mately there would be an
aereersaerat in that connection between
carbai al and Carranza.
In SOM ? diplomatic quarters there
was a lis position today to regard the
sifuatie as unfavorable. 1t was
harmed that the three commissioners
announc,e "a as having been sent by
Provision at President Carbajal to in
ferview G iaarranza in reality were un-
official and voluntary peace ENJOYS.
M Caste u OF however, did not re-
gard that Sas unusual, pointing out
that inasmlA, ch as Carranza had re-
fused to trea with commission Off
efally appoin ted by Carbajal it was
necessary to seek unofficial methods
of communict stion.
another ais pect of the situation
which was co mmented upon was the
kIlowledge that General Carranza,
while informin g the American consuls
at Monterey I'll lat he would receive a
rasnmission fr ON Carbajal made it
nfain that hel would do 50 only to
asranges for the unconditional sur
render by the Mexico City authori-
bas.
s These uncomI promising terms have
puzzled diploma ats who were hoping
Tor quick solution. They believe
the decisive influence for peace or a
e thA fxy4I riff
With the United States. There was
no indication today how far tho
American government was prepared
to. exert pressure' on Carranza to OBJ
Tain an amnesty and guarantees.
Diplomats were watching with keen
Interest the reporAs stating that Gen.
ezal Villa was again threatening q
break with Carranza. The death of
two French cleFgyrnen and the i'm
prisonment of eleven, others is giving
the French government much con-
Germ.
: Charge CIamsse, of the French en-
TO President Wilson urgent represen-
cations in that connection late today.
Gen. wins Moves South.
: EEL PASO, Texas, July M.-The
Southern movement OF General Villas
forces mas ,DeSunp hCCOfdiuS TO aQ-
Vices received today In Juarez, oppo-
site Eel Paso. General Villa was still
IN chihuahua City, but was expected
to depart for the South within forty
seight hours, and his army of $4,000
men was reported entraining for the
tourney to Queretaro 1t is at Quere-
faro that the three divisions of the
sConstitutionalist army will converge
for the triumphant entry into the ma
,ttcnal capital, according to Constitu-
.tionalists here.
! aCoincident with this movement came
'advices from Monterey that General
Pablo Gonzales, commanding the
eastern division, was moving his
troops to San Luis Potosi within easy
reach of Queretaro. So far as was
slEown here General Alvaro Obregon's
Western division had advanced no
farther than Guadalajara, although
srailway communication with the capt.
@tal Is virtually intact.