The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
DESIRE APPOINTMENT.
OF SPECIAL. ENJOYS
by Interested Parties to Confer
With Them.
NOT TO HAVE FINAL AUTHORITY
Plan In for Them to Sound SUPERIOR
in All Factions Rs to Probable Re-
ception of Formal PROPOSALS. F

Washington, May 2.-The three South
American ENJOYS who have undertaken
tho task of pacifying Mexico by dip
lonacy. to-day made another decisive
movo In their plans, by requesting the
United States government, General
Huerta and General Carranza to ap-
point representatives to confer with
them In Washington.
Ambassador Da; Cana. of Brazil, and
Ministers Naon and Suarez, Of Argen-
tina and Chile. respectively. called on
Secretary Bryan. asking him to deslg-
nate the American representatives. AT
the same time they telegraphed their
rqEests to tho head OF tn government
In Mexico City, as we'll as the Consti-
nationalist chief. 49,
No announcement OF the subjects to
be considered by representatives OF the
three parties to the mediation, or OF the
| powers or functions OF the new en-
voys was made except for the follow
Ing brief statement issued through
the state Department on the authority
of the three Diplomats:
The medlators have delivered to this
government and are sending out to
General Huerta and General Carranza
requests that representatives DO ap-
pointed to confer with the msdiators'
Much Time VIII he Saved.
The proposal to bring together spe-
cially designated representatives was
the result of an all-day session of the
South American ENJOYS. The sugpes.
ton had been made to then, from yari-
Gus Quarters that much time would ba
saved and the problem OF exchanging
views simpiified by such n process.
While 1t Is realized that representa-
tiVes of all parties probably will not
be given authority ilnalit to pass son
| with the mediators. they tould sound
out their superiors so Mat before
formal proposals actually &ere made.
the mediators would have al idea of
their probable reception.
inc ENJOYS felt confident to-hiaiItr the
step they had taken would meet with
favor by ali concerned, believing there
| could be no objection to a move CAL
cuiated Chiefly to facilitate the progress
of the work. 800
ihus FAR responses from General
Huerta and General Carranza have not
been clear as to whether the differences
netween tho United States and Mexico
arising out of the Tampico incident
"lone would be considered bv,sthen, ~.
whether they would consent to d gen
erai discussion OF the Mexican problem.
by sending representa- here. 1t Is
pointed QUO. such difficulties would he
pridged over, for in an informal con-
ference with the mcdiators everything
pertaining to Mexico could be dis
cussed and even informally submitted
before The stage of formal proposal,
was reached. =
solution of Whole Question.
lncidental)y, 1t is known that tho
inediators intend to concentrates their
attent'on or the broad subject of. pacl-,
islng MeNtcos hoping that differences
.netween the Huerta government and
the United states might become sec
ohdary IN view of a solution of the
entire Mexican problem. Names ofsper ;;
sons who might be- acceptable to nil
factions In Mexico for the position ~
provisional President, pending ra-
habliitating of the national GOVERN
ment, in. case the negotiations reach,
mat stage, are being suggested IN stha
mediators. -"
Meanwhile, although the United
states and General Huerta have aprecl
10 cessation of tostilitiey. no word
mas come from either HGerta or CO..
rama IN response to the prooosaI for
an armfstice between the Mexico ;, ia !.
lions themselves. The medIators5 h nv.
ever, are confident their work con go
anead, despite this obstacle. - = ~
Shoulc General Huerta. and Gener,I
Carranza decide to send speciaia az, :.
toys, itnlay teke at leAst ten dava FOR.
them to SCI. hsra.l,,asadp the interim
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