The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25

Continued from First rage
ment IL IL our duty to remove all OBJ
stacles which might stand In the way Of
the attainment Of the purposes which
prompted the tender Of our good Of
fees. and the study we have made OF
all the circumstances Connected with that
conflict has shown us that its settlement
is dependent. at the present moment,
on the solution Of the internal questions
between the contcnding parties and that
IL Is the latter to whom peculiarly be-
long the right and the authority to solve
1t.
at Is for this reason that We have
thought 1t our duty to invite. as We
have. both the representatives OF the
Constitutionailst party and those Of the
Government OF Gen Huerta accredited
to the conferences Of mediation to meet
at "a place near that where they are be-
ing held In order to discuss and agree
between themselves on the basis of an
arrangement whereby the political pa
c.iication OF the country could he con-
summated with the termination Of tile
civil war and the organization Of a pro-
vislonal government to conduct the gen
eral elections for the establishment Of
the powers OF permane nj government.
in this manner. and IL an unpreju-
decd and compromising spirit could
prevail at said conferences We trust that
Mexican patriotism will remove By It.
self. and without outside interference
the causes Of the sorrowful situation
In which the country finds itself at the
present time, reestabllshing thereby the
exercise without reservations Of her
national sovereignty and Of her ma
terial and moral prosperity
Internal Conflict Unsoived.
Furthermore. the mediation in which
we are engaged. II should he unneces.
sary to repeat. has not proposed in any
form whatsoever to interfere in. decide
or lcgislate on internal questions o,
Mexico. but seeks. as AT all times II hs.
sought, to bring about between the cor
tending parties serene discussion OF
the conflict which now divides them ir
order to procure or facilitate an agree.
ment between them with the aid OF oui
friendly counsel. without prejudgmen
or Partially"
Ambassador de Cana and Ministers
Naon and Suarez are elated over tn,
! signing OF the protocol. All three are OF
the opinion that their work II at an end
inasmuch as they have prepared plaf
of pacihcation which has been adopted
bv the United States and Huerta's dele
gates and have issued an invitation t.
the Constitutionalists to participate II
the conference. They will be willing t'
lend whatever assistance they can t'
lead TO successful result the work they
have undertaken. From now on, how
ever, It remains for the Constitution
allsts and the Huerta delegates to ar
range a definite agreement.
When told by the SuN correspondent
NJ the report that the Constitutionalist'
had agreed to send representatives u
| confer with the Huerta delegates Seno
Rabasa. head Of the Mexican delegation
appeared greatly pleased.
The arrival here OF DR. Aureiiaho "
rutla. former Minister OF the Interior u
| Gen. Huerta's Cabinet. aroused much IN
terest for short while this afternoon
| DR. J-rrutia was member or Huerth
| Cabinet from June to September Oh las
YEAR and was known rs one or the mos
violent foes OF the United States. II
was a leader of that group OF Gen
Huerta's advisers who increasingly urge
the dictator to refrain from any dealing
with the United states. After enJoyin'
! uu.rta's confidence for three months n
had n serious disagreement with his chic
and fed from Mexico.
DR. Urrutla has come TO .Siagara Fan
In suggest what might be termed fusioi
ticket for the provisional government
Mexico. This ticket is headed by Lul
Cabrera and includes the names of Migue
silva for the portfolio OF the Interior
Emilio Rabasa as Minister of Foreign Re
lations, Jaime Gurza rs Minister OF Haci
enda and Cen villa as Minister or wal
IL any serious objection should De raise
TO the appointment of villa, DR.. Urruu
| might be Induced to nominate Gen. An
geles in his place.
When told of this ticket" the Nexica
delegates were amused at the thought Q
Dr. Urrutia selecting names OF men I