Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-22
SOUTH AMERICAN MEDfAroRs
 FAVOR eI-PARTrTE AcuoN,
Would Settle Unfesd statse-fSssr<a Question esfors Dealing With othsr Factions.

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 Niasara Falls. Ont. May 2d-Bs6ess attempting to deal with the consftkn- donal forces in MeEico, the thrDa South American m{,diators lot 1t bs known tonight that fthey are. content so proceed to bi-patdte agreenent b. tween the United States and ths HEerta government
 The absence Of dalegztes repreoarf- ing General Carranza is not rsgaxydad by the medtators as . seg1ous detx1- questions which led to the landfng at Vera Cruz of American forces. Eoa- wtthstanding tho military Ducceaasa Of the con5titutionafsts, the msdaasuns are planning to bring about m agrss- ment between the United HtAxeG sud the hnerta government, expec<fng to obtain acQ1iescence by the ooustaon- uonalists at a later date end throuah separate negot1AkfonR
 Involved in a two-pArty agreement would be definite underutanAfng ef the kind of provisional govsennnent fo be established in Mexico City as c sac- cessor to the present regime and q guarantee that agra<ian and other fn. ternal reforms would be put into op-
 While keeping In mind szss spuvs4 prtncipaes of the eooSt1es1a5sxuadsf movement, the medtHtorS w(d e1creos q plan which they hope VII eS sc- cepted here by two sides to tko lEsx3- can controversy-the Untasd etases and the Hlerta DovSkumAn<. 1aar the constitutionatstB will be apnroachod. As present the medta4orS aro endeav- oFing to adjust the dt6srences between the American government and General Huerta which threataned wax and at the same time to obtain asxs1nent on q plan for restoring peace m Mexscp.
 These. tn brtef, are the a3ms of the mediators, which, though hedeed about by many dffncuitsss. An1basnoor Da 0ama of Brazil vas ceuadenl tonight would be realized.
 First steps looking toward such su end have met with SuoeezK
 The medhators learned Arom the American delegates in an hoWO- con- ference late today that tho Washing- ton government had appsowed the course of procedure ou<dosd tast ndGht to Justice Lamar and yrsd04ck ". Iehmann, covering, t &s uufeguazDd the constderaf3on. first of al1, of tAs series of turadents growing ont 1e tAa arrest at Tampdco ok ADeacaA -A11ss jacketsA
 While it is realised t1sat As UnA,S States will demand repanaxtou for fho Tamp1co and sub9eQnont inctdAufa ft Is believed here that khe subuk1kuapa Tor Huerta of q new govsrnussu3 sa- pablo of ohserS4ng tntsrnak5osa1 IGea1- gauons would be acceptabas to tha Washington goverument.
 The selection of the bfl1eJackst fnoi. dent at Tampico as the starting pQlna for the dtscussion is in line with th4 emphasis that has been placed hV the mediators on the purposes of 1fAs con- ference.
 Ambassador-Da aama,s ta119ng ,fn1ex- malIy in this connection. pofheed e the fact that the mediation had for its principal object the e~otding Of war between Mexico and the United 9tatea. A satisfactory understanding between the Huerta government and the United States would have the moral support o6 all Central and South Arnerfcan coun- tries which have openly given their ap- provh to the mediation Idea
 On Financial Mission for caspsaxa l. Washington, May z1.-Jose vasoor- celos, now at Montreal on financial mission for General Carranxa, ts un- derstood to be the man chosen to TO to Niagara Fa1le- It was said tonight by men in close touch with the con- stftutionalists that he would a<rfys there within the uexf four daya