New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
MA TRIES IS TO To-
STOP PEACE MOVE
..,s Emissaries TO Villa
ipIedging His Support
AGAINST Carranza,
,rTFR WILL ABIDE
- nv VOTE OF CHIEFS
,.,.olic Societies to Send Dele
alton to Wilson to Protest
Against Atrocities.
~ r,lorspl 70 mo TTibunc :

=, r.,orsph to The Tribune
: ps,o. Tex, Sept %. Peace in
-. hinges tonight on Villas will
.s 10 declare truce and to send
..,tstiyes 10 the peace confer
,rsposed BY Carranza at Aguss
p. 1900 while pressure Is being
-, "a bear ON Wills to meet Car
10 A,lf way in a peace parfey' other
,,. quite as strong is being eT-
~ % keep him from doing SO.
~ ~, zspa,a emisssriCs, headed by f.
.,tav zspats's secretary, arrived
.,o.8sy on the way to chihuahua to
viua and to give the assurance OF
80. supper. in his opposition to
.,,s Zspats claims 10000 soldirs
q ,,rspty.fve cannon and is in pos
.;,n Of the state Of Morclos, and his
-, are within days march Of
- ~ follovins official message was
.i-.5 tonight by confidential agents
SGenersl Francisco Villa from him:
sPsrmeiillo, Chihushus, Sept. %.
sfv.nt 20 msuifcst to you that every
a.,C 4 progressing satisfactorily. and
- Sspe 70 meet in patriotic agree
80 which will result in restoring
49, 10 Mexico and uniting all fac
- FRANCISCO VILLA
MA & en- route 70 Aguascalientes,
,s,,s he will meet General Oregon
~ re other Carranzs delegates. A
,,s,s conference is 10 be held there on
Tv66sy. villa dated his message
IN Bermejillo on Monday night, and
I wobsbly In Torreon tonight.
keorgs c. Csrothers, representing
wellington, still is with Villa in Chi
losiua and is known TO be urging him
: mske terms which Carranza can aC-
Sgt ,..,
iries by Colonel Rudolfo Ficrro, Of his
az. sgain were circulated in I'll PaSo
IA JuSres to-day. The report still is
FrYedited here. Dispatches from Chi
.u,bus to-day contained no such news.
Prrsonsl messages have been received
rsn Villa to-day IN JusreS.
viIls to-day declared that he did not
,rse with Zapata in desiring that
lnsrcsn troops remain at Vera Cruz
IN lhe bfesent 70 avoid the port being
efupied BY Carrauza troops.
Mexico City. sept. 29. In his reply
bis afternoon 20 the petition of Villa
generals asking him 20 resign IN favor
u Calderon and thus avoid civil war,
General Csrrauzs says:
twill gladly take such action if it
Z ratified by the general conference;
Z not, will fight with the same en-
rry that 7 employed in combating
BE usurpation Of Huerta. will fight
saetion and the old regime, which APP
,ars now 70 be headed by Villa, who,
1 nay be, is an inviting tool in
IBIS, as vas 0TOzco in his fight against
liisrO"
Csrrznza asks Villas supporters TO
l,nand the retirement of their leader
commander Of the northern division
d the army in view of his, Carranza's,
vllinguess to retire if the army 80
lbles.
baltimore, Sept. 29.-Following a
nufersnce to-day with Cardinal Glib
'gns, bishops in attendance at the con-
igtion Of the American Federation OF
atholie Societies adopted report pro
sting against the recognition by the
United States of any government in
sexico that does not guarantee re-
gous liberty. II was decided to send
delegation to Washington to lay al
tged atrocities OH Catholics in Mexico
'eoTe President Wilson.
Washington, Sept. %. Optimistic
aipatehes to-day from Consul Silliman
I'D the Brazilian Minister at Mexico
Wy caused Secretary Bryan to inform
'cadent Wilson that the prospects Of
Finanent peace in Mexico were
ingAter than at any time since the
WsrlhrOW Of MaderO by Huerts.
q the light OF adyices from Mexico
ny and chihuahua, General Villas
aesuarters, officials here are conf
.eat that the Upheaval threatened by
le preach between Villa and Carranza
w be sverted by the lattcr's retire
g'as IS First Chief of the COnstitu-
9laisls and the election of Fernando
psaas CalderOn IS provisional Prcsi-
Ihe State Department WAS informed
9-dsy that the peace commissioners
3pelnted by the two COnstitutionalist
alais would hold their meeting at Tor
eh Tomorrow. This gave rise to the
ape that the conference would be able
agree on Cslderon as the provisional
lissidelt in time to have their action
elsed before the convention to be held
HAexieo City Oh Thursday, October l,
,set up thGtnew government.
Is understood that ono of the first
.s!ters TO be brought to the attention
ne Provisional President when he Is
gea!ed will be the attitude of those
~ II power toward the Catholics. A
saa1d for full religious liberty for all
Neflean citizens probably will be