Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-22
Urges That Personal Differ
enceS Be Buried and Patri-
otic Effort Be Made to Is
tabIish Stable Government
COMPLICATIONS ARISE
IN CARRYING OUT PLANS
CarbajaI Insists on Amnesty
Being Granted While First
Chief Demands That Sur
render Be Unconditional,

isv MORNING Journal SPECIAL LsAseo wiRst
Washington. July 81 The United
States today through It's consular rep
resentatives appealed to General Car
rama and General villa In the inter-
est of patriotism and permanent pence
In Mexico 10 bury their personal dlf-
ferences and work in harmony for the
establishment OF "a new government.
Secretary Bryan teleeraphed both
George G. Carothers and John r. Sill
lman. representatives of the state de-
partment with General villa and with
Gen arll Carranza. respectively. urg-
ing that they present In a most friend
ly yet effective manner the import
ance OF cohesion in the constitution
alist forces. 1t was a personal appeal
from Mr. Bryan but reflected the APP
prehension of the Washington govern
ment lest a division in the ranks OF
the Consttutionalists upset expecta-
tions of peace at the very moment
when Provisional President carbaial
WIS ready Ia transfer the government
at Mexico city To a new admnstra-
tion Of constltutionallsts while the
recent conference Of Carran2a and
villa delegates al Torreon agreed up
on terms designed to heal the breach
between the two leaders new disquet-
ing reports have come 60 the effect
that villa was preparing TO concen-
trate his troops in Chihuahua and
hold himself aloof from Carranza'
authority
Mr. Bryan's telegram To the constl-
tutionalist lenders did moi assume that
the reports of the break were true but
suggested the importance az this time
of unified movement and indicated
4 WnlliI
dlsapprove of counter revolutions. Mr..
Bryan has maintained that he has had
nothing definite enough to make pub
lie about the threatened rupture be
tween Carranza and villa but It. Is
known that intimations Of break
have come from many reliable sources
To Prevent Counter Revolutions.
Mr.. Rryan's appeal made after con-
sultaton with President Wilson, was
interpreted in many quarters as the
first step on the part of the Amerl-
can government 10 prevent counter
revolutions at the close of the pres
ent revolt Both President wilson
ana Secretary Bryan have determined
that when the constitutionalists tfi-
lumph and "a stable government s es-
tabished revolution must end
The general situation today ala not
seem as promising for peace 20 some
diplomats as ii did to administration
officials General Carranza has in
sisted that the surrender Of the car
baial government be unconditional.
Representatives Of Mr. Carba1al insist
that political amnesty first must pc
granted. Secretary Bryan was conf
dent today that middle ground
wotild ha reached when COMMISSION I
ers from the Carbajal government ana
the constltutionalists meet In lew
days at Saltijlo.
Francisco Iglesias Calderon and Luis
Cabrera who will leave here in DAY |
~ two win act with Jose Vasconcelos
as the constitutonalis commission
No official information has as yet
been received here as to whether Pfo-
,.isional President Carbajal has sent
his envoys. a..
In south American diplomatic en-
cles the unrompr0mising attitude q
the constitutionalist toward the ' az
huial government already II dlsap-
proved and the Indications are 'ha'
nnless Carranza m0difies his an
nafnced posidon. complications with
foreign governments are III prospect
for the new administration
France Has Grieyancc.
France has now been added TO
Great Britain and Spain as nations
having grievances against the cohsti-
tntionalists which will be set aside ior
a fltlre reckoning but not tofkoltei'
england eventually will demand satls-
faetion for The killing Of VIM > ben
ION spain wants her subjects rem
hnrsed for losses through confisca'loh
of property and France is now thahinB
urgent representations concerning ne
destb Of two French citizens at Aara-
teeas members Of the Clerical order
of christian Brothers.
George Clause of the french EN-
hassv laid the situation before Pres
taent wilson today, saying the Two
Trenchmen had been Killed by cen
oral Villas orders Eleven olhe,
French cfergymen are IN prison anu
seerefarv Bryan has made urgent rep
both to General VIVA anu
General carranza that they be gwen
wilson Receives Liberal Leader
president Wilson today received AZ
,he white House Francisco lglesias
Cstderon. leader Of the Mexican M
Tho ia ia be minister u