Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-23

peace Recognition viii be withheld
until a peaceful transfer of authority
is arranged between the constitution.
alsts and the Carhnnl government.
Castcliot L. Confident.
Jose Castcllot, personal representa-
tive Of carhajal here, said he was
confident that the commissioners
sent hy Carhajal to treat with Car.
rama would reach satisfactory
lasrccment
he Is relying chiefly on the iuflu.
ence of the American government to'
prevent further fighting and brink
about an amnesty. AS soon as the
proposed conferences are begun 1t Is
understood carranza Will declare am
armistce.
By unconditional surrender. seere-
tarl BRYAN thinks, Carran1a meHns
that mo- political conditions shalt he
imposed by the Carhaial government
both Jose Castello and Emiip t,a.
hasa, head Of the dclegaiion which
represented Huerta at the Niagara
Falls mediation. declared today the
tHrhaial government wanted no po-
litical share in the new administra-
ton
"rhe only thing, said AIR Raha-
aa, which the Carhalal government
desires IS that an amnesty for no
litlcal offenders be nrantod and
that protection be given te the prop
eriy Of all The government is per-
fecty willing to transfer the power
entirely tp General Carranza or Wh0-
ever the eonstituuonallsts may desie-
nate We want no explanation ~
amy acts of Huerta or any other
iefpns II seems to me thai what we
are asking is a simple consideration
based on principles of morality and
civilization. VI an amnesty Is not
granted. naturally the people who
support the Carhaial government will
resist 10 the utmost any advance Of
the constlutionalists II would be
"A defense against death aud ! am sure
the carbajal government can rally
enough elements to withstand the
constltutonalists II Il comes to such
"A situation Hut I do not think Il
will. for believe the American gov
eminent viii use It's influence to pre-
vent such "a state of anarchy as might
result from further fighting.
Stable GoNcrnment Not Certain.
"Bui even If the Carbajal govern
ment does submit and no amnesty is
granted the constitutionalists cannot
then De- certain OF stable govern
mcnt Rather than take a chance Of
4 ,4F IL.
men who supported Huerta viii, as
Orozco has already done. go ia the
mountains and begin a countef-reVo-
luton / am confident, however
that the situation VIII solve itself
when all these phases are taken into
consideration by the constitution.
alists'
Mr. Rabasa had long talk witt
The South American mediators and
called on the Spanish ambassador
before leaving for New York lat,
today
( The three medlators paid forma
call on President Wilson and togeth
er with Secretary Bryan dscussc,
the success of the Niagara Falls me
! diaton II was the first time Am
, bassador Da CANA Of Brazil. ha'
been in Washington since the confer
ence at Niagara Falls hogan. Th'
. president thanked the three diplo
mats for their efforts lie told then
Ia great opportunity had come to tn
American government to show IT.
Willingness 10 avoid a war and point
ed to the three treaties which Wi
be signed tomorrow between tn
United States, Argentina. Brazil am
Chile, as an eXnmple of the principl
tof mediation and calm investigation
into the causes of international dis
puies before resdrtng to war.
Ambassador Ia CANA told tn
president mediation could be consid
cred as ended with the retirement q
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