The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-28
HUERTA DELEGATES
ACCEPT PROPOSALS
TO ELIMINATE HIM
Auree That Commission of Lead
ing MexicanS Be Named to
Govern Mexico, Is Reprot.
MEOIATORS FIND NEW TANGLE
Dispatch From London Makes Appeal
for Conservation Of British Interest,
Not Only in Mexico, but All
Latln-America.

Mediation Headquarters, Clifton Ho-
tel, Niagara Falls, Ont, May 25.--
That the delegates of President
Huerta had accepted a proposal by
the "A-B-C" mediators that commits
sion of leading Mexicans be created to
govern Mexico Professionally was re-
port in general circulation here. The
American delegates were summoned
to the mediation headquarters at noon,
shortly after the Huerta delegates and
a conference.
In order to have a commission
chosen to govern Mexico, it would be
necessary for Huerta to retire from
office. Not only did the report indi-
cate that the Mexicans had accepted
the proposal, but they also intimate
that the Huerta delegates had pre-
sented tentative list of names to be
taken under consideration of members
of the commission.
Working Basis Is Reached.
That at least a working basis of agree
ment had been reached was shown
when Justice Joseph R. Lamar, one
of the American delegates, announced
that the first full conference would
be held at the request Of the media
tors. This announcement came after
the second conference of the day, that
between the Americans and the medi-
of Whom IL Qf 1Ds 40
p. m. Justice Lamar said:
I'VE have just arranged for the
first full conference. We were called
over here to see about it, and we
shall all meet together for the first
time in the evening.
Il cannot say what we shall dis
cuss. l really do not know what the
mediators will have to offer to US. We
shall come prepared to hear what may
be said
New Mediation Tangle.
A new tangle was added to the me-
diation conference being conducted
by the "A-B-C" envoys here when
code dispatches were received by the
COuLA my
came from Buenos Ayres, Santiago
and Rio Janeiro, capitals respective
ly of Argentine, Chill and Brazil, and
also from London.
1t is understood that in the London
dispatch a powerful appeal was made
by British interests to the mediators
to protect the business interests not
only in Mexico, but Of all Latin.Ameri-
ca, against the "dictatorial policy of
the United States" The fall of Huerta
was pictured as the forerunner Of an
archy and wholesale murder through
out Mexico, to be followed by Ameri-
car conquest. This in turn, the Brit
ish petitioners declared, would mean
a further conquest of Central America
by the Yankees and would imperil the
republics still farther south.
The mediators were begged to take
a stand that would prevent aggression
by the United States.
Conferences were resumed at 11:10,
the Mexicans going into the media
tion room with the South Americans
for long discussion of the American
proposals Of last night
FederaIs to Attack Americans.
Vera Cruz, May 25.-An attack by
Mexican federals that would break
the truce between the forces of Huerta
and the United States is expected at
any time. General Robes, who has
$500 men under his CON mand as Los
Bajos, northwest of Vera Cruz, has
promised his soldiers to lead them
against the Americans within four
days.
The federal commander made this
pledge in answering complaints of his
men against inaction and hunger
General Robes is a subordinate OF
General Navarette, who has repeat.
edly declared that the Mexican troops
would not violate the truce.
Rebel activity in the vicinity oi
Vera Cruz is increasing. General Can.
dido Aguilar, who captured Tuxpam
is reported to have some south and
been negotiating with federal officers
for the surrender Of the government
troops at Soledad.
In this connection Major Chaves
one of General Mass favorites, was
arrested by his own officers at Sole
dad on a charge Of negotiating with
the constitutionalists. He was sent
to Mexico City.