The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-03
HUE.RTA'S WISH
FULLY STATED
WILL ACCEPT SUBSTITUTION
OF ANY STABLE Gov
ERNMENT
BY THE MEXICANS
But Will Not Willingly Retire In
der Any Other Circumstances
Against Interference
BY THE MEXICANS

Niagara Falls. Ont. Junuc 2.-pres-
idcnt liucrta is preparing to resign.
He to-day authorized his representa-
tivcs at the mediation conference to
announce to the world that neither
mistaken pride nor personal inter
est would prevent hi; withdrawal
"ncn once Mexico Is politically paci-
hcd and the government succeeding
his is - constituted that it can count
ON the support Of public opinion in
Mexico.
The Mexican delegate, in their for
NAL statement revealed that they had
been instructed. from the first. to in
form the mcdiato-s that General lIu-
clta's personality would not he an oh
slac!2 toward reaching Il peaceful set
ilrHcnt. They also stated that an
internal question was necessarily
bound UP with the International 0ues-
tons and that this spirit had actu-
atcd them IN commenting the mcdi-
alton conference.
Commission Government.
After issuing the statement tho Mex
lean government Immediately had a
long conference with the mcdiators
Afterwards they telegraphed General
Hucrta TO send them the names of
the men VINO will be satisfactory to
him for places in the new proyfs-
ional government, which is to consist
oi two men chosen by Huerta, two by
the Constitutionalists and IL neutral
provisional president selected by COM
mon ngreemtn OF all parties.
was Just before the mediators,
The Mexican delegates and the Amcri-
can representatives entered the han
quet given for them tonight by the. AS
sociated Canadian Clubs that tyne
written copies :pf.she position bf Cen
cral Huerta were given. ont. The
American commissioners, read # ea-
Eefiy. Tho Mexican delegates cx-
pressed their qualification that thew
had been able to make the announce
mont and confirm press reports on the
tubjcct. The mediators made no
comment on the statement on the at
titudc of the Constitutionaiists toward
mediation was the subject of intense
interest on al sides
Washington. June 3.-Constiiut!oual-
list in Washington today did not an;ic-
iI;atc any change in their status at
Nagara Fails
lnfol matiCn received today from
Mexico City outlined plan said 10 be
contemplated by General Huerta for
holatng popular election without
awaiting the result of the mediation or
The outcome IT the constitutionalist re-
belli0n. The message said Huerta
proposed to hold provisional elections
July o to choose various state officials.
affording all elements now at war op-
Eortuntty to participate and to give at
This election an opportunity for the
electors to express preferences for the
presidency. In this, 1t was declared.
General Huerta would entirely elimi-
nate himself as factor. The plan
contemplates that as soon the pro-
visionai elections are held a general
presidential election shall be arranged
and for Huerta to rcsigne In the mean
time as president.
An expected German protest against
the imposition of fines on the masters
OF the steamships Bavaria and Ypiran-
GA for landing munitions of war at
Puerto Mexico has not reached Wash
ington. Officials apr ID much graf
ified by the conduct the owners of
the Japanese steanis...p Seiyo Maru,
which reached Salina Cruz Sunday but
according to report from Admiral
Badger landed no arms or ammuni-
tion. The admiral reported that he
understood the Japahese steamship
company had declined to carry such u
cargo. although the goods were order
cd before there was any question OF
an embargo. 3;
Niagara Falls, Ont, June I'm ac-
cordance with the instructions which
tho Mexican delegations has had since
the beginning Of the peace negoti-
ations its members today declared at
fret full conference In the presence
OF the mediating potentiaries and OF
the delegates OF tho United States Of
America that President Huerta's per-
sonality. 1t not an obstacle to the
reaching OF a satisfactory conclus-
ion. }5}Fl - ;it: - 49,.
General Huerta IL prepared to
withdraw from the government. on
condition that, at the time of the
withdrawal Mexico shall be politically
pacified and tho government succeed
ing his shall be such as to count on
tho acquiescence Of the governed and
the support Of public opinion, which
constitute the real basis for pence and
stability in any country d sys
1t has heen and is President Huer-s
ta's wish to place on RECORD that neith-,
or mistaken pride not. personal inter-
est will prevent his withdrawal once
: :.