The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-02
MORE DIRECT
INFORMATION
WANTED By MEDIATORS BE.
FORE DECIDING ON
CARRi\ZA.
Are Preparing Reply TO Rebel
Note-U. :. Wants Rebels In.
Lamar l. Hopeful.

NIAGARA FALLS. ont June
More explicit Information about the al.
utude of General Carrausa than WAS
contained I'm his last communication
brought by Juan p. UrGuidi or th. u0
oiiicial statement 20 the press tsl,-
graphed from uuranro tonight is
awaited by On" wadiatCrs before d..
Gliding on Tho subject rf Dousfifut .or.
ahst representation here. This may
be obtained from the Washington
government
The mediators are prepariuE reply
10 the message hrouEif by lrquidl.
The statement from purauEo did not
clarity the situation a. to the points
they are Interested bon. Whether Car.
rama viii agree 10 am armistiCe FOR
ten DAYS or two weeks or more. and
whether his representative would
acree TO discuss tho entire subject Of
paCification OF Mexico
The expression from DURANGO did
not alter tho opinion of tho msC atOrs
toward the Constltutouahsts The
diplomats claim that from IN" very
outset they have kept the interests
Of the constitutlo0sliets in mind and
have planned To give them as great
a share IN tho new government as Is
proportional with their strcu-th.
As to the military side. the CCnCcn-
tration of federal forces az san Luis
Potosi where the Eu,rta troops are
confident of checkinL the cons'itu-
uonalist advance ls IN lin" with IN"
general belief here that the capture
OF Mexico city is stll months away.
Lamar Is Hopeful.
The American delegates argued al
length with the mediatOrs today about
CoustitutIonslist participation and at
the conclusion C4 ,ue conference jus
tiCe Lamar said ke was hopeful and
that the views presented were not
50 far apart Discussion OF the sub
Ject viii BE- continued tomorrow. The
mcdiators Layc not reached a decision
and probably VIII not do 50 for few
days In the meantime the three dip.
lOIuats are cndedyOrlng to get more
information from Washington and
Mexico Gu, relative 10 the essentials
Of the peace plan already outlined.
General Huerta sent long message
TO his representatives here about IN
divlcuals for the new provisional gov
eminent, making some new sugges-
tlou7 In this regard The mediators
conferred with the Mexican delegates
VINO promptly communicated with
Mexico city but the subject OF consti-
tuuOnalist admission TO the confer
cnCe was not brOaChcd.
The issue Is squarcly before the
n ediators for decision. The Mexican
I delegates have isdicatcd their will
ingness 20 abide by the will OF the
|
view that their original conditions
must be complied with before any
invitation 20 tarranZa can be renew
I'd. They would like 10 see Carrauza
party 10 the negotiations but be
lieve II hc does not enter they will
be abie nevertheless TO approximate
ConstitutOnalist opinion and keep
their interests In mind in the estab-
lishmcnt OF the new government.
Not Be Disrupted.
T h . American government is
known TO be active In an effort to
bring the Constitutionalists into the
parleys al Niagara Falls Upon the
developments Of the next two DAYS
depend the trend OF the entire peace
program Should the Constitutional.
lists remain obduratc and refuse %
meet the terms fixed by the media
tors. the negotiations here will not
Ie disrupted on that account for the
United States. b. is known will not
Insist To- such a degree as would up
set what has already been accom-
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