Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
Pan-American Peace En- voys Working Rapidly to Secure New Provisional Government While Huer- la Still Remains.
NEW REVOLUTION
 IS NOW FEARED
Mexican Delegates Believe Government Set Up by Constitutionalists Cannot Last Without United |. $. Recognition.
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 NIAGRA FALLS, May 24.-In the hope of seeing q provisional govern ment that the United States can re- cogniZe established in Mexico City before the constitutiOnalists seize control, the pan American mediators are preparing for q crisis in the de- Alterations which they expect this week
 Should the Huerta government col lapse. as the constitutionalist army approaches. it is realized d condition of chaos and anarchy will result The mediators are working rapidly therefore, in the hope of seeing q new provisional government estab- lished that will be given prompt re- cognition and support by the Unit ed States
 The Mexican delegates believe a government set up by the constitu tionalists cannot last long is unre- cognized by the United States and the world powers. They declare that a new revolution would be inevitable. IL is in the hope of averting such a contingency that they are relying upon the United States to enforce a strict embargo on the eXportion oi arms to all factions in Mexico.
 The mediators, it is understood, expect that even if the constitution alists do reach Mexico City before an agreement is reached. the Ameri-
 
 them until the principles for the pa = cification of the country are agreed to.
 The Mexican delegates however do not believe the constitutionalists can reach the capital in less than two months as the retreating fed eral army is tearing up the railways From the conference here is eX- pected to come a declaration of prin- ciples on which the provisional gov ernment will be based. This the United states and the world powers will be expected to recognize.
 The mediators consider that the international and internal phases of the Mexican problem are inseparable They believe that the United States will find sufficient reparation for tho Tampico incident and other offenses of the Huerta administration in the establishment of an entirely new government in Mexico City.
 The medators also hope that tht persons identified with the new pro visional government will represent the ideals and wishes of all factions and will immediately order a new election. They consider that unless their efforts are successful Amerl- can military occupation of Mexico may be the alternative. On the othei hand, they do not believe that witt Huerta eliminated the constitution alists could long continue to oppose the newly established provisioned.
 There was no formal meeting Q the delegates today. The MeXi can delegates came over for d shOr talk just before midnight but outside Of this the Mexican imbroglio wa scarcely considered, The mediator and delegates. Mexican and Ameri can. attended church services. l was Victoria Day but the celebra tion was postponed until tomorrow The mediators disclaim any inten tion of dictating the choice of tn provisional president Suggestion will be made by the Mexican dele gates but the final change will b left to the United States.
 The proceedings already hay reached the stage were several nam have been advanced.