Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-20
Americans Insist Upon Adop-
ton Of Their Plans for Pa
c.ficatIOn of Mexico as an
UItimatum,
HUERTA DELEGATES
ABSOLUTELY OPPOSED
Expected That Only Enough
Meetings VIII Be Held to
Make Propositions and Re-
jectIonS Matter of Record,

lev MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL UrAsrn w1sr1
Niagara Fails ont June 1q.--Justlcc
Lamar's memorandum 10 Emilio Rae
hasa, head OBJ Che Mexican delegation
that the United states
must insist on the acceptance Of its
plan for the pacificaton of Mexico. is
ln ultlmaum Unless the luertu
delegates WELD mediation viii end to-
morrow or oMnday
This is the firm determination Of
the United States. as it was conveyed
to the medIatnrs today Ambassador
ia CANA OF Brazil and Minister
Suarez OF chile. asked the American
delegates 10 their position had changed
boz view oi the Carranza- Villa split
ana the reply was Zoo the negative
il was an ntormal talk but served
to advise mediat0rs that the published
statements OF the American and Huer-
"a delegates. with their opposite views
on the type of man % De selected for
provisional president. defined the un-
delegates yield. mediation win end to-
morrow or Monday
No one Knows Policy.
Just what the policy OF tha United
states would BE- in the event III the
failure of mediation on what DISPOSE
ton lt would make Of the American
troops 700 Vera Cruz is unknown even
to the American delegates
The Huerta commissioners say they
do not know what course of action
General Huerta may pursue Those
conversant with the American view
point. however, believe President VIII
son is determined that inasmuch as
there could not Do pacfcation boz
Mexico unless the constitutionalists ace
cepted any plan that might be adopted
here the interests of peace would not
bc conserved by cOutuuancD OF me-
di8ti0u negotiations.
Nu Formal Session.
The medIators held no formal ses-
sion today because Minister Naon OF
Argentina stopped in Washington in-
stead of returning directly from the
where he has been receive
ing honorary degrees
Minister Naon is expected back par-
ly tomorrow. He VIII confer first
with his colleagues who are anxious
60 know whether his conference with
officials 81 the Washington govern
m nt today developed new road to-
ward solution of the problem confront
ing them " III has not Che various
plans VIII De formally presented
Conference May adjourn
Rejection by the Americans Of the
mediators plan as well as that offered
ly the Mexican delegates WIN he re-
corded as o matter of form together
with disapproyal hy thu MrNgans OF
the American plan Automatically
.hat would adjourn the conference ace
urding TO The rules II procedure
adopted when they fr-f convened.
THE metiators euii have some
names o. suggest fOr provisional pres-
dent but have little hope that an
agreement can be reached as none ~
Inc names appear tO satisfy tha condi-
lions SET forth lu the published state
ments oft the two delegations
A report from Mexico tIfy that
General Huerta had decided to appoint
Pedro Laseuraiu 10 the present ya-
.ancy iu the portfolio of minister OF
foreign affairs may change fua aspect
lf things if it develops thaf STR Las
surmn IS t1 De made provisional prcs-
dent irrespective 0t the mediation
lr0Ce adln1s
Iascurain'- appointment Unlikely
afr H8hls5. head of the Mexican
delegation. said Doe thought 10 was lm-
probable that this would occur though
le ezteems SIR LasCuralu highly and
would like 10 see him chosen prov.-
,lonIl president Mr. La-aurain was
minister of foreign affairs under Ma-
ier1 and ut his overthrow becana
provisional president. appointed Huer-
a 90 his cabinet and then reunquished
he presidency go him. Many cohsN-
have explained that while
he constitutional order would De- re-
stored f Air Lascuraln became pro-
Isional president theg opposed hls
elevation o. that post beeaHs af hls
inres sting suhserriency t0 General
iuerts S assumption of office.
Wilson Might Consent
The American delezates hitherto
.re understood to- have objected 90
ascuraln pn the ground tha- his re-
HmH of che foreign ministry
would not mean restoration ot ihe
constitutional order. because he had
-olunarly abandoned hs right 90
l0ld that office There are manE here
Who believe however. that the
american government might De- per-
ulded % accept La-cura.u as pruti-
lonaI president pending an election,
ir pending ID more definite under
.tsnding with the can-ututionsllsts .
-he appointment of Laseurain. it Is
ieuered here. merely tn bridge the
ifnculty which arose recently over
De method uf transfer 90 executive (
,ower 90 the new government would
BOT be dimpproyed Dy the American .
.oTffHmeut
End of Conference Near.
The talk Of names and the possi-
De selection ~ q man for provisional
PRESIDENT. through mediation has
bbed. however The tendency of the
Iour is toward ending the confer
noes
The following parlgmph from the .
II the American dele
ates Sums up the position by which
ustice Lamar and Frederick W. Leh-
laun have been instructed 20 stand .
Without yielding an inch
The United states Is q party 10