Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil Formally An nounces Practical Settle ment of Differences Be- tween Two Countries
WAITING FOR
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Internal Problems of Mex ico Still Troublesome and Will Necessitate Further Proceedings of the Me diation EnvovS
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NIAGARA FALLS, July 1.-Ambas- sador Da Cana of Brazil, formally an nounced the practical settlement of the conflict between the United States and Mexico. He explained that while me diatiOn would take an indefinite recess awaiting the outcome of the efforts by representatives of the two Mexican fac tions to solve the internal problems of Mexico, the task of mediation was not yet concluded, though the essential part of it's work has been accomplished The ambassador spoke at a luncheon given by the mediators to newspaper correspondents.
 The entire American and Huerta delegations to the mediation confer ence were present and the remarks of Da Gama, after careful revision were made public later, constituting for maj statement of the work of media ton thus far. Da Gama called atten- tion in his speech to the fact that the president had personally informed the mediators before they left Washington that the only way to solve Mexico's problem was ito aid contending parties in Mexico to reach an agreement among themselves, thus obtaining a Mexican solution of Mexican ques- ton."
 Tt is a source of satisfaction for me-" said the ambassador, ito be able to say that one of the essential points of our program, that dealing with the inter- national side of the conflict is practi- cally settled. This does not imply that we go home with our task concluded, but we feel that So far we have averted war. We have established also through an agreement between the par ties most directly interested, and in complete harmony with the sentiments of the government of the United States, that it is a principle of Amer ican policy to have our national prob lens always given fair examination and settled without foreign interfer- ence. We understand that if such a result has been attained we shall have created a more favorable atmosphere in international policies in America"
 The speech served also as a defini- = ton for the world generally of the hitherto unsettled status of mediation The Washington government would have preferred that the mediation board remain here while the cOnstitu tionalists were urged to act quickly on the invitation extended them. The mediators do not think they would be of as much service here now as al Washington, where they can be in per sonal touch with friends in the con- stitutional movement.
 The mediators tonight formally ack- nowledged the latest note from Car ranZa. The answer expresses the ap- preciation of the mediators for friendly sentiments toward peace uttered by Carranza and is most cautiously phrased.
 It will be made public tomorrow, to- gether with the Zubaran communica tion
 The Huerta delegates received for nal instructions from their govern ment giving them plenary powers tC discuss internal questions with consti- tutionalists delegates. The Huerta del egation is anxious to know just wher and where the conference will taks place So they can arrange their pri vate affairs.
 Minister Naon of Argentina, afte his conference in Washington with Lu- IS Cabrera expects to telegraph th' Huerta delegates giving some definit, idea of the date when the informa conference will be convened It wa! learned tonight there would be nt changes in the personnel of the Huerts delegation when it treats with the con stitutionalists.
 Emilio Rabasa, head of the Huertt delegation, said he was pleased witt the accomplishments of mediation
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