New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
INDIFFERENT NOW
TO REBELS REPLY
usdiators' Ideas of Condi-
lions for Joining Con-
ference Unchanged.
pFACE WORK HALTS
FOR WILSON'S WORD
u tle Belief That Carranzis'as
VIII Approve Any Plan That
Can Be Adopted.
ev GEORGE GRlsWoLD HILL

sy GEORGE GRIsWoLo HILL
x,oeara Falls. ont, June Every
TIC has been at standstill here TO-
,-hue the mcdiators have waited
-, svch patience as they could com
- cor President Wilson 10 decide
S..Ao- or not he would accept the
Mn, submitted 10 him a week
ago Yesterday
ra ,eeotiations have now reached
-, from which no further progress
- no made until Mir Wilson indicates
~, 10 will be satisfied with the elm
...o, ~ Huerta and the establish
.~er, % provisional government
.,,5csd 70 do all in its power to erect
- ,oeessarv economic reforms aho'
hen the country is tranquil TO hoiu
constitutional election. or whether
M rrcfcrs war.
,.,oeicial advices indicate that Pres
.s.,t wilson Is earnestly seeking '"e
.,.roval % the Constitutionalists oe-
.o-e advising the mediators that ne
o,n-oves the plan submitted There Is
,,.,, belief here that the Constitution
,rs,s will approve the plan agreed on
,,-e ~ any other plan which does not
make either Villa or CSrranza DICTATOR
., Mexico.
Position OF the Medators-
there IS no hope or wish on the par
=, N. mediators that the Constitution
,us.s shall become a party 10 the me-
diatjoD. other than as they have done
A. through the representation OF Jus
,,os lamar and Judge Lehman. whose
.va-v step has been dictated rom
wesb,nrton. after full and extended
conferences between the Secretary OF
STATE and the Constitutonahst jun'a
in that city.
The mediators are too tacttW ana
dirlomatic To express their views pu'
Il requires no stretching of the lmae'-
nation 70 surmise that they hope tha'
tho Constitutionalists will not decide
f. send a representative 10 TINS con
,.r,nce and that President Wilson VIII
scouirc the courage 10 say TO lhe NoI-
rlfutionaHsts. in effect;
Il have procured for you from 'he
Fsderals. through the peace CONFER
.,co AL that you could hope to obtain
have secured. acting always ai'er
ON and free conference with your
selves. the selection of a provisional
eovarnmcnt the personnel Of Whlch -
guarantee that every reform you
ssva advocated will he carried out d.
-.,s6,. as conditions will permit, ana
vht.i, viii conduct a constitutional eiec-
,ior st which you will have every OPP
portunitv 10 effect the election Oh
government in complete s!lhPd"H
with your aims and desires.
Now that ] have accomplished al
This on your behalf, 1t becomes your
solamn duty to accept the results IL
Won are actuated by the least spark
Of patriotism YOU will do So rather
than subject your unfortunate county
n further hloodshed and rapine. Ana
II YOU are not actuated by patriouc
motives neither ! nor the American
people have any sympathy win YOU
Whip Hand Held by U. 5.
The med!ators attach little impor-
lance 10 the suggestion made by one OF
the American delegates that the Ohl'9u
States would be compelled TO fight the
Constituiionahsts If they did not ac-
cept the, plan agreed upon by the peace
eon,ere1,e They feel confident them
selves. and they believe that Washlng-
Ton fully realizes. that were the Chi'eu
States 70 lend it's moral support 10 'he
PROVISIONAL government and 10 WIN
draw its support from the CONSTITUTIONS
ttvs. preventing their importation Vi
sgnitions Of war. the Constituencies
eg.ld last only a short time that l'e
divisional Government, placed in a po-
aiion where il could borrow money
could easily repel any Consututiohahs'
sayance ON Mexico city, and that villa
and Carranza would be deprived OF ''e
sspport Of the Mexican people peCduSe
usy are not concerned with the point
al ambitions Of these leaders. out
slsly with the reforms which they ad-
rosste. the carrying out Of which VIII
accomplished even more effectively
b the installation Of the provisional
tFernment at Mexico city.
l Unofficial reports received here con-
laae 10 indicate friction in the Consu-
uboralist camp, a divergence Of view
~Seen Villa and Carranza, and so
ash fear on the part Of the Consti-
'-aonallst leaders OF their own follow
" that Difference by President Wilson
ne views OF the Constitutionalists
become in reality not support OF
@sm but consideration for those Of
~'T followers who abhor peace and
~usr living by loot and rapine TO
VIKING for their living.
Mexican Delegates Distressed.
me Mexican delegates. who have
Ndfg Indicated TO the mediators that
Tne'al Huerta will. IL need be. accept
peace plan submitted alike TO him
" 70 President Wilson a week ago