The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
MEDIATION PLAN
GAINS SUPPORT
It CABINET
SESSION

sran Ia Gsnrsai Casfahka. -iifaihat-
Ing him from the tH-siia,iSh pro-
s-.ilnss which is-e sm- hho.n io-
day. disclosed Tor lhr fiss, iim- that
the m.iiaiors held ,ha, all The Iif.
Eisuiti-. that sostsitas-i to.afd III.
psss~ns situation ia Mexico b-ss
either dis-~tiS or iHtir-s,i, I'm the
solution Of III. p-hsihz sSafiis, be-
i-..n M.siso ssi the United
slai-s.
This message FROM th- m-dialsrs
sis.s ih. tissS authoritative State
m.as from sh-a that thSy consii-
cred the shoiU sshsr .s M-sissa
difficulties. tariaai.z tho iiu-sta.
csrshsa issue. ss hstins a b-asins
aa the is.a- b-t~s-n tho rnl,-d
States and iia~sta.
far the fipi ,ins since tho .ccu.
patton at v-ss Cruz the regular .~s.
siph Of the sabinrs to-day lasted i-ss
than an h.ar. Af-s the sssf.s.y-.
sabin-s nn.nt~ss said sh-f- 90.
practically y. discussion Of the
Mexican .ltasitna aaa that the tim.
80. devoted Ia Dr.. ..sas,n-ntai tosi.
tine
Adhsifai tiAdsrf fu3as,-d later to-
ass .r-sisi mali service b~tvs-n
Gsis-si.a and Vera csus ~oaia p-
established Tor The brn-sIi os tbs
fleet. st,h torpedo boa, a-.iro,.ss %.
the mail carriers.
The Nm-fissa vaaai-d na- uA,
DEF u.atm-n, ataasa the hospital
.aip sois.- nov nassb-r ts and ell
af- reported aoias vrii. l.. itason
ordinary seaman M III. N-~ ttsmpr
shire. IL the iss-s, s'< sss~- 4" b" dis
charged.
tr~sii-at wii.oa vas q, his d-sA
an honr EARLIER than usual and fr-
r-is-i s-paus fFusn tho -sr and
nsSs departments f-xAsdihs ..ndI'
s..ns a, N.sa Cruz and the M.sisan
border, ii- also talked -i,h s-rre'
tary iifyan on the diplomats
branches Of the situation.
Chi-t in,-T-s, so far as the cab
inc, ~as concerned. ccnt-rci In tbs
mediation negotiations. aud ~hG
sn'ii,. BE- selected By this government
as delegates ;o ,oatoE with the Lat
in-Am-iican .aNoys. s-.fe'arl
iis,an reiterated before the saain-;
ms, ,ha, the Nn"rican represents
ttV-s had not b.ra named. Th-T.
s-r~ reports. however. that the inc
dia,ors would be- Informed Of the dc
.isian u. the United States as To IL
all, ,isory delegate later today.
Tho ,-s, Of the note from the me
dating envoy. sent yesterday Il
General Carransa withdrawing tbs
invitation for u rebel Representative
to come to Washington To rartici pats
in the mediation follows:
We have received your Telegram
In which you are ainh enough Il
toll VA that yuu deem u improbabi,
for tho rebel cause to suspend hc.
tiiiiics axains, iiucrta ON the GROUND
that such suspension would only ac'
cruc to the bcncfi, Of uucria. and II
which you declare the international
conflict between Mexico and tbs
United States foF whose solution yot
accepted our good offices Is indie
pendent OF the internal strife in that
country.
I'VE consider this uncNpcCtc,
statement a. Inconsistent with th'
idea which caused us to offer ou'
good offices. We think. indeed
that all the difficulties that have
contributed toward the present sit
uation in Mexico bear either di
rcctly or indirectly on the solution
Of the pending conflict between Mex
leo and the United States. Consc
aucntly We think these difficultici
should be made the subject OF con
stdcration in the negotiations foi
whose successful conduct We have
deemed IL indispensable to suspend
hostilitics.
should you not deem II so. w
would be compelled in that case ''
withdraw as inop2ortune our inri
,atiop for the appointment OF repre-
scn,ativos OF the rebels in such ne
gotiations.
I'VE beg TO assure you OF OH
highest consideration
A second message has been re
ceiyed by the mciiators from Carran
"a. in which he specifically ask
them to make definite the terms an,
scope OF the negotiations before HI
proceed to appoint representatives