The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-02
DA CANA TELLS PRESS IN
TERNATIONAL PROBLEM
is SETTLED
is FLAG SALUTED?
Genernlities Maaniticently Dealt
In as Mediator Dubs Council
Satisfactory
(By Associated Press.)


Niagara Falls. Ont. July Am
bassadOr DaGama, of Brazil, today
formally announced the virtual set
Element of the conflict between the
United States and Mexico.
The ambassador explained that
while mediation would take an in
definite recess awaiting the outcome
of efforts by representatives, Of the
two Mexico factions to solve the in
ternal problemn of Mexico. the task of
mediation was not yet concluded.
though an essential part OF its work
had been accomplished.
The ambassador spoke mt Il lunch
con given by the three mediators to
newspaper / correspondents. The
American and Huerta delegations
we're present and the remarks of Mr.
DaGama. after careful revision, were
made public later. constituting for
NAL statement OF the mediation work
thus far.
Revised Statement.
ut if source Of satisfaction for
e." caid the ambassador. ito be able
say that one of the essential points
+ our program, that dealing with the
International side of the conflict, is
virtually settled. This does not imply
that we go home with our task CON
cluded. but we feel that so far we
have averted war. We have estab-
lfched also through agreement be-
tween tile parties most directly inter
ested and In complete harmony with
the sentimnets OF the government Of
the United States. that 1t is principle
OF American policy to have our nat
lonal .pio5lepsa a always given IA fair
examfhat ton and settled without for
eign Interference. We understand
that ~ shch result has been attained
we rlia1l have created more favor
able atmosphere IN international pol
itics In America"
MI. DaGama called attention to the
fact that President Wilson personally
had Informed the medfatOIc before
they left washington that the only
way TO solve Mexlcos problem was
ITO aid the contendlng parties In Mex
leo to reach an agreement among
themselves, tluE obtaining a Mexi-
can solution of the Mexican uues-
.tion."
Wilson's Way.
In this manner the ambassador re-
vealed that the course mediation has
taken was In ;Prefident Wilson's
mind from the beginning.
The speech served also as q a.defini-
tion for the world generally OF the
hithertoI unsettled status of media
tion. Ambassador DaGama and Mn
lister Naon had planned to leave to-
night, but found many details to ar
range and postponed their departure
until tomorrow. The Washington
government would have preferred
that the mediation board remain here
while the, constitutionalists we're urg-
ed to act quickly on the invitation al
ready extended them.
The mediatore tonight formally nc,
hnowledged the latest note from Gen.
eraI Carfanza.. The action expresses
appreciation for. Carranza's friendly
sentiments towards peace and Is
cohrte6hlely phrased. 1t will be made
public tomorrow.
Is Delegates Released.
The American delegates today re-
ceived word from Washington to
leave here when they thought advis-
able. hut they will be the last to go.
The Huerta delegates received for.
mai instructions from their govern
ment giving them plenary powers to
discuss internal questions with con-
stitutionalists. The Huerta delega-
tion Ia anxious to know when and
WhCtO Aup uOukCEcuCS Will luke DiACG.
Should no definite word be received
by Friday or Saturday, come Of the
Huerta delegates will go to New York
70 stay. Mjhister Naon, OF Argentina.
after conferring in Washington with
Lutc Cabrera, expects to telegraph
the .Huerta delegates some definite
idea of the time the informal confer.
ence will be convened. ~
20 Emilio tRnbasa, head OF the Huerta
delegation, eaid he was pleased with
the accomplishments Of mediation
thus far. The recess OF mediation
still holds In effect the nrmistice be-
tween the United States and the
: Hnerta government at Vera Cruz. K,
Troops Not Mentioned.
No pf6tncol has been cigned indi-
: eating when the American forces will
be Withdrawn, This has been left for
consideration after the two Mexican
factions Akfee on the new provisional
g6yefnme1e, It. Ia expected this pro.
t0t6i tS1ong With others already sign.
edtwfii be lem Tied later in q com
4 plete agreement to be signed by. the
Y consltES Stohalists,~ z tae Huerta deleg.
: gatea; AMI American Representatives
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