Arizona republican., 1914-06-03
Dictator Authorizes His Representatives to An nounce He Will Sacrifice Personal Interest for Po- litical Pacification
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
 TO BE CONSIDERED
Delegates from Mexico City Say Take One Attitude,
 While Word Comes That
 Constitutional S t S Fee el Quite Another Way
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NIAGARA FALLS, June 2.-Gener al Huerta is preparing to resign. He today authorized his representatives at the mediation conference to an nounce to the world that neither mistaken pride nor personal interest would prevent his withdrawal after Mexico is politically pacified' and the government succeeding his is so constituted it can count on the sup port Of public opinion in Mexico.
 The Mexican delegates in a formal statement revealed that they had been instructed from the first to in form the mediators that Huerta's personality would not be an obstacle toward reaching a peaceful settle ment. They also stated in unequi- vocal terms that the internal situa- tion in Mexico is necessarily bound up with international questions" and that this spirit had actuated them in coming to the mediation conference.
 Coincident with the announcement of the Mexican delegates of their position, the mediators tonight sent note to Rafael Zubaran. the repre- sentative of Carranza in Washington, replying to the communication which was brought here Friday by Juan Urquidi. The mediators in effect asked Carranza, through Zubaran, if the constitutionalists are now willing to discuss internal as well as inter- national questions, now considered inseparable not only by the mediators but by the American and Huerta del egates as well. and if they are ready to declare an armistice with the Huerta forces so that the political pacification'' to which the Huerta delegates referred in their statement might be speedily brought about
 These acts-the issuance of a statement by the MeXicans and the mailing of a reply to Zubaran-broke the deadlock in the negotiations. the existence of which was formally de- nied during the day by the mediators It is nevertheless authoritatively es- tablished that not until the medi ators withdrew their original inten- tion of ignoring the Zubaran note, did the American delegates consent to go ahead with the discussion of q general peace plan. on which sub stantial progress was made in todays conferences.
 The statement by the MeXicans. prepared two days ago, but not is sued until Huerta telegraphed his complete approval today of the ten tative plan for 2. new provisional government, also carried the negotia- tions long step forward and an at mosphere of optimism prevailed in the mediation colony tonight. Just before the formal statement was is- sued the Mexican delegates had a long conference with the mediators. Afterwards they telegraphed to Huer- ta to send them the names of men who would he satisfactory to him for places in the new provisional gov crnment, to consist of two men chos CT by Huerta, two by the constitu- tionalists. and a neutral provisional president, selected by the common agreement of all parties. The first four are to compose the cabinet, but are to be morally obligated by the terms of the agreement reached here to share equally the responsibility of the fair administration which will be expected not only to conduct the general election, but also to make q beginning on land educational and other internal reforms.
 The statement follows:
 In accordance with instructions which the Mexican delegation has had since the beginning of the peace negotiations, it's members declared the first full conference; that is to say, in the presence of the mediating plenipotentiaries, and of the delegates of the United States of America; that President Huerta's personality is not an obstacle to the reaching of a sat isfactory conclusion.
 "Huerta is prepared to withdraw from the government on condition