The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-26


and international. had been laid before
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K. ronar,l ~. ,,.5,.,ors hayo ,nLon ,hn
= pcsiIoh lh'tl they are essentially couh-
:. seiors. they VIII not suggest names
I. Tor tho provisional presidency. nor Will
" they recommend any form OF govern
y ,pant
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/. III. nurn,ss Of the Americmn tei.nates
1t is said. IS % place ihe problem 50
ohlicat!on of the future provisional
I sovernmen: that no new adminlstra-
. ton could ignore IL. Other aspects OF
the Mexican question however. have
: not been ignored The relative nm
rortanca which should be attached in
The parleys to the Tampico Incident.
, the personnel of the new provisional
Eovernmcn, and kindred questions in
. cilent to the transition TO another adj
dtiaIl. NJ points have been decided,
/ but enough OF the viewpoint OF the
american and Mexican delegates mas
been revealed to the mcdiators to war
: rant them IN expressing distinct en-
! courasement over the outlook;
,7ai ne meni nm, ana inc American
uc!eSatcs .ik1 pay warm tribute To
sne MeNicah ueiesates. Inc latter nave
applo nene" inc Woih OF COMPOSING me
.naJ otset,ins tnuiI ouui'rS from
saixns ~ -, nnntS" .n.
or. ~ ,hiI t1 ~
, The Meyicnn deI,.rntes thai yarions
,Ih,ses ~ ,bo Iis6,,,s.io "a ,rnin,.u
rnnsr rci,tinc 10 tho 70, ii'n,nnnt ~
uucYta' Should not he misinierureted
in Mexico civ and linus WEAKEN tho
,itlministration there in handling the
military situation
CAPrtRI UF SAITuJO
A. DENIED ny DEI,ECk TI.S
THE Mexican delegates are nbsnrv
Ing with keen Interest the military
cainpaisn of the Observation-Disclosures
but they do not think II possibly can
result In the capture of Mexico civ
Tor months Thrl DENY the rapturc
of Saltilio In the meantime. il is their
hone that n new provisional govern
nent will be set I'm in the Mexican
capital which the United States would
promptly recognize. This. they eypect
would b. followed by recognition from
the powers Ecncrallv
With government established In
Mexico city, the Mexican delegates
believe the Const!tttionaltsts would
be compelled to accept il, If they re-
fused. the belief prevails that "a con-
Stitutcd government, duly rccornizcd
and able therefore TO secure ammuni-
tIo. freely. would be strong enough
10 crush revolutions quickly.