Arizona republican., 1914-06-07
Delegate Rabasa Issues a Statement That Huerta Does Not Demand Mate rial Modification of Coum- try Before Retiring ONLY OBJECT IN
 VIEW IS PEACE Problem Now is What Will Be Outcome Should Car ranza Decline to Send Delegates to Represent ConstitutiOnalists
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NIAGARA FALLS, Jnne 6.-No strings are attached to Huerta's promise to resign the Mexican presi- dency as soon as the country IS politically pacified.'
 His delegates to the mediation con ference took occasion to say publicly that he does not intend to hide be hind technicalities. In following the newspaper accounts of the confer 6nce, the Mexican delegation reach ed the conclusion that their recent statement had been miSinterpreted in some quarters. It has been said the language of his pledge to retire when justification was done, might mean that he would hold office until all guerrilla bands had been disposed of. Because Of that misunderstanding a statement explaining his true at titude was issued by the ranking member of the Huerta delegation.
 Mir Rabasa, Of the Mexican dele gation, has been asked what is the interpretation given by the Mexican delegates to the word politically in their statement declaring that Huer- ta is prepared to withdraw, provided at the time of his withdrawal MeXi- co is politically pacified, and if he thinks that an agreement between the contending parties would not he considered as fulfilling Huertas con dition. To the above questions Mir. Rabasa answered that the eXpres- sion used by the delegation does not mean that he demands the material qualification of the country, nor the disposal of the last groups of ban Gits which over-run many parts of it. making the revolution a preteNt for their lawlessness; but that peace shall be assured by political means which will guarantee for the nation that maintenance of law and order which is indispensable to the oXer- else of constitutional functions.
 The object in view is peace. The condition only is that that object shall be achieved. If the agreement ensures that end the condition is as we'll fulfilled by it as by other means
 The American delegates met with the mediators today but considera ton was given only to questions that arose before the matter of cOnstitu tionalist participation became an i'm portant issue. It is said 7 some progress was made
 The plan now practically agreed upon provides for the elimination o1 Huerta, the setting up of new gov ernment with both the cientificOs and the constitutionalists equally represented and with a neutral hold ing the rank of president. Should the coEstitutionalists decline to par ticipate it is thought the United States still would have to carry ou it's part of the bargain.
 In that event it is not impossible that this country may uneXpected! find herself the ally of the presen Mexico City government in harmon iously bringing about the change Meanwhile if the constitutionalis army continued in the field it i not difficult to see how 1t migh become the foe of the United States
 This situation is believed here t' be the cause of great deal of em barraSsment to the Washington ad minstration. The American dele gates have considered this question and it is not doubted that this i responsible for their anxiety to hay the chief constitutionalist caus represented here as soon as possible
 Some comfort is being derived her from the fact that General CarranZ has placed General Natera at tn