The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-05
PEACE MOVES ".
MAKING SPEED
MEDlATORS ASKS PARTIES
AT ISSUE TO SUBMIT
THEIR DEMANDS
ATTORNEYS COMING
Each Power Is Asked to Send
To cOnfere With EHvoys AT
Washington Meeting
ATTORNEYS COMING
(By Associated Press.)


(By Associated Press.)
washington, May 2.-The three
South American ENJOYS who have
unaertaken the task of pacifyfng
Mexico by diplomacy today made an
other decisive move in their pian. bv
requesting the United States goyern-
ment. General Huerta and General
Carranza to appoint representatives
to confer with them in Washington.
Ask For Representatives.
Ambassador Da Cana OF Brazil and
Ministers Najon and Suarze of Ar
genttne and Chile, respectively, call
al en Secretary Bryan, asking him 10
designate the American represents
tives. at the same time they teIe-
graphed their requests to the head of
the government In Mexico City, as
well as the constitutionalist chief.
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
snvoys was made except for the fol-
lowing brief statement issued through
the state department on theSauthority
of the three diplomats: q
The mediators have delivered to
this government and are sending oiit
10 General Huerta and Generas Car
ranza requests that representatives
De appointed to confer with the me-
diRtors.n
RebsIs, HHerfa ana q. s. i!;t.s );
The pfoIs Ia byins ostlier spe,.
ellssi ted xepfesent was
the festilt ai an all day sssss.. -: j,s
the South American ENJOYS. The suS-
gestipn had been made to them from
yasioli iuarters that much time
would ne sayed and the problem or
exchanEing views ssinplified big such
q process. -. - ..,4 ~ F'
While it Is. realized that represen-
tation os all nartles probably will not
be given authority to pass on points
brought UP In the discussion with
the mehiators they could sound out
their Huneriors so that before formal
propoSaiB are actually made, the me-
diators would have an idea of their
prGDatas reception.
EnyeyS Confident,
The envoys felt confident tonight
the sten they had taken would meet
VIII .:sS = g: concerned; believing
there colld be no objection to q move
calculated to facilitate the progress
of the work.
Thus fat responses from General
Huefth and General Carranza have
not been clear as to whether the dif-,
fera1cas between the United States
and Mexico arising cut OF. the ,gampieo
incideat eiUns would be considered by
them or whether they would co.asent
to o s6nefa1 diacussion OF the ,Mexi-
can problem. BY sending .represen-
tatives here. it is pointed out, such
difficulties would be bridged over for
in an informal conference with the
mediet1RB everything pertaining 10
Mexico cutiid be discussed ana even
informal Allya submitted before the stage
Of formal prSposals %as reached. +,
~ sfonld Paeify Mexico $50
incidentally It is known that the
mediatorB intend to concentrate their
attention on the broad subject OF paci-
fying Mexicut hoping that differences
between the, Huerta government and
the united States might become secon-
dasy 81 gaesg es the solution os the
entire Mexican problem. Names of
persoflp who might be acceptable 20
ss g sssS sSS- sSS-- the ;.tt.<ss
OF PROVISIONAL president. pending q
rehabi litatinE OF the national govern
ment, In eHhe the negotiations reach
that stsee. are being suggested to the
msdiss0Fs. =. "a. {
Should General Huerta and General
CarfsnEa decide 20 send special efl-
yorg, st may take at least ten days
for them to get here and In the inte-
rim; It IS not believed Vital Ddiii VIII
hef froAch he'd i1y the med ltot g. the inS
tefTal ssiAp Apsfng will prove slehelIoiaI
sap1e pff iciaJ5s bell eve, sin that 1T VIM
give the spirit In! this country an
bppGE q 'suhside While So te az
per - -. III; ne sssss te4
co will fiert4e BY the .nailit lev 81 s.
lyelopnnetfs tsfekA.t tS q Sa4it :
>, White the ne6iators spend the day
tIcdnsidefing the proposals TO bring
IFepre Ives OF all factloItR togett-
IerS S1ficl hehington and diplomatic
lcirclea are Interested in the resikna-
tioa nf Eeiinf Lopez Portillo Y Rotas;
minister of foreign affairs in the HUI
erts cabinet, It was variousiy inter-
pTstsis sosise seeing In IL es indiSs
t:oz; q - zs:.s=ssE 49, Intention 70 brook no
Is.sE5SFSsSii Fs:s iiS GEH rstiEIznent, as
Ss;ss- = - sssssss s=Ss @Sssye & the nae-
eietkk21 AAehll llsllalaslae nyase ssRtnrh s.sssA-
| gestina that Il might be the raeane Of
IgeleetInR the Mexican cabinet officer
as q special Representative az Hnerta
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