Arizona republican., 1914-06-04
In a Dignified Manner the Niagara Falls Commis- sion Complies Note Which Is Virtually Another In vitation to Participate
BELIEVED WILL
 ANSWER TODAY
In the Meantime There Is Almost Total Suspension of Hostilities i'll Northern Mexico Pending Final Outcome
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 NIAGARA FALLS, June 3.-Media tion tonight waits on CarranZa. He ton from three South American dip lomats which opens the door for con- stitutionalist representation in the conferences here. Upon his word de- pends whether the entire Mexican problem will be settled by diplomacy CT whether the constitutionalists will continue to fight their way to Mex ico City.
 The mediators have, in a dignified way, smoothed the path for consti , nationalist participation. The United States government wants the con- stitutionalistS to accept. The rejec tion of the invitation may eventually mean the withdrawal by the Wash ington government of the moral sup port it has been extending the con stitutionalists' cause.
 CHICAGO, June S.-The judgment
 The mediators are hopefully con- fident that Carranza will send en- voys here and no obstacles will be placed in the path of the constitu- tiOnalists by the Huerta delegates. The mediators have not literally in Vited the constitutionalists anew but the phraseology of the note is such as to pave the way for their entrance into the negotiations It is in effect clarification of the misun- derstandings which have existed, if construed in the conciliatory and friendly spirit which mediators in tended to convey.
 Persons who have read the note say they cannot see how the recipi- ents can refuse, and square them selves with the public opinion of the world. There is every disposition on the part of the mediators to treat the interests of the constitutional ists fairly, with a realization that they dominate now the largest part Of Mexico, and constitute practically the most important factor in thte problem.
 There is no purpose here to legislate on the land question for example. The American delegates have never sug- gested any specific plan for the remedy of the agrarian trouble, nor do they in- tend to do so. What the American government and the mediators desire is that the new provisional government. shall be morally obligated to take up the land question and dispose of it with justice to all interests
 But if the constitutionalists are ob-
 
 the pathway of bloodshed to the way of peace the mediation will be to pro- ceed An agreement will be reached between the United States and the Hu- erta administration through which 6 new government will be set up. Hu- erta's withdrawal will be regarded b. the United States as sufficient repara- ton for the offenses which threatened war. That the international conflict will be resolved is believed and tho probabilities are that Argentine, Brazil and Chile will feel justified in accord ing recognition and moral support tt the new provisional government ir Mexico City. The United States would be expected to do likewise.
 Should the constitutionalists bv mil 1tary force upset such a program recognition, it is confidently believed here, would be withheld until a nev government, set up along the principle of the mediation conference, were in stalled. The argument of the media tors and all delegates here, therefore is that the constitutionalists have ev erVthng to gain and nothing tO IoSe. h. entering the negotiations and submit