The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-07-14
CARRANzA-vILLA
PEACE PLANS OUT
Report of Reconciliation Confer
ence Is Made Public at Tor
reon, Mexico. !
NO SUPPLIES CAUSED BREAK
Villa Consents to His Elimination as
a Presidential Candidate Agreeing
That No Chief of Rebel Army
Should Be Nominated.

Torreon, Mexico, July 13.-The long
awaited reports of the Carranza-Vflla
reconciliation conference was made
public here. Three important points
are emphasized in the report, which
treats fully of the laborers of the dele
gates for the five days they were In
session. These are:
Citizen Venustiano Carranza is
recognized as first chief of the revo-
luton, with full authority over all mill
tary operations.
2-Citizen, General Francisco villa
is recognized as first chief of the d.
vision of the north, giving full recog-
milton to Citizen Carranza as first
chief of the constitutionalist army as
a whole.
3-General Villa shall be furnished
by Carranza with all supplies neces-
sary for the continuation of military
operations that the former may see Mt
to demand.
Lack of Supplies Caused Break.
The failure of Carranza to furnish
supplies called for by Villa caused the
was the chief point. at issue and Villa
was wholly victorious in the solution
| that was reached.
A number Of reforms in the plan
| of Guadaleupe, the platform of the
constitutionalists, was proposed by
| Villas delegates. One was that the
! president ad interim or provisional
| Of 1,A oil
ton Immediately upon the triumph of
| the revolution. There was evidently
| intended to eliminate CarranZa as
soon as the revolution was ended, but
it was amended to provide that i'm
mediately following the revolutions
triumph a convention should be called
at which a program Of government
should be formulated, the time OF
holding the election fixed and nomi-
nations made. -
Not Candidate for President
Villa consented to his elimination
as presidential candidate by agree
ing that no chief of the constitutional
ist army should be nominated. The
revolutionary soldiers shall be repre-
sented in the nominating convention
on the basis of one delegate for each
1000 men, these delegates to be
named by a junta of military chiefs
and their credentials approved by the
general in command of the division
from which the delegates are chosen
Deciding the factional dispute in
Sonora, the delegates held that Car.
rama should be given free hand
but that he should not violate the SOW.
ereignty Of the state. 1t was sug
'gested that Governor Maytorena
should resign as an act of patriotism
if he felt that his incumbency were
detrimental to a termination of the
turmoil in that state.
Villas delegates proposed that the
conference select cabinet for Car
rama, but this was amended to pro
vide that a list of men suitable for
cabinet officers should be drawn up
Those named we're: Fernando Igle
sias Calderon, Luis Cabrera, Gen. An
tonic L Villareal, DR.. Miguel Silva
Ingeniero Manual Bonilla, Ingenierc
Alberto PAM Gen. Eduardo Hay. Gen
} eral Pasqueira, Miguel Diaz Lombardi
Jose Vesconcelos, Miguel Alessic
!; Robles and Areddrtco Gongalez Cara
General Villareal, Senor Bonilla and
| Doctor Silva, who attended the con
/ ference, asked that their names be
/ withdrawn, but they were allowed tc
stand.
The conference went on record as
opposed to negotiations between dele
gates of Huerta and the constitution
alists.