Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-02
WARR|NG factions
accommodation
Huerta Delegates Address
Note to ConstitutionaIists
Through Mediators.
EXPRESS WILLINGNESS
TO CONFER ON PEACE
Ready to Begin Informal Discussions
Of Problems of an Internal
Character. T.


NIAGARA FALLS Ontario I,,,,-
Cournu,i.,.;
r,ns tae,,a me ,~o war
ideions IN Mexico. which IL isl
hopeo eventually will lead to confer
ences for the establishment OF peace-
was begun today ybe, ,h. a.1..;n
lepresehtins Gen. Huerta formally ad-
mediators note to he tr.nsn,i,tsd -
the constitutionalist representatiyes IN
Washington. In this the Husrta d.,s-
gates express their Willingness to dis
cuss measures of peace with the com
stitutionalists and bring 70 an end the
civil strife which has been devastating
their couptrv for tbe ,,st ,o.
r,,. -.
M ueieeaeioh wrote IN re-
sponse to a note from the mediators. de-
livered to them as well as the American
delegation susnendipp tho sass;ons NJ
oeSe 'ne iii'ei ii. .'oiai siu
OF the controversy mad been adjusted ana
directing attention to the correspondence
with Gen. Carranza, in which he asked for
,,,o,a tim. -, conx,,,, h;s s-,hordi,,te,
aeout peace conference. Inc huerta
delegates replied In two separate COM
munications one setting forth their own
approval and qualification at the amicabie
settlement of the international conflict
and the other Intended for TRANSMISSION
to the constitutfonaIists explainln< In ei-
foot thajr readiness 10 begin informal
conferences for the selection of a pro-
visional nresident and the solution of
kindred prohlems of an internal char
acter
limited States Forces to Remain.
The disposition of the American forces
nou ar vera f.ruz has been left for con-
- -, 49, - -. two
sideEation until sucn time as 'ne W.
factions agree on the new PROVISIONAL
government. While the protocols already
signed cover many phases of the inter-
.,s.;e., u,.,,,.;on !, :. ,.rer,,,y racay.
na.lohai s, al ro,;sianai .ax.,n-
sat sor rscoyn;t;on Of the new -oy,r,,-
ment, American troops VIII NOT oe VIII.
finally settled.
Inc meoiatloI cploi.s as alspossu
.s,r,s ~ ,,a.cs rbicb renresent an agree
ment between the United States and Mex
leo to resume diplomatic relations uEon
the fuinllment OF single eondition-.ne
.,ss,t ~, arraau.rt ~ tha Mey;can I.r-
tjons- II is being taken for grained that
Gen Carranza ultimately will send dele
S.hen
Ta;,;. pah.s. hsod of tho Huerta
aaiaaati,, e.id today that he and his
coilea pI,es nrobabIy' would leave here to-
morrow spending a day in sightseeing at
BUFFALO and continuing to New York sat
urday. there to await definite word as
To The time and nlace which the con-
stitutionalist delegates shall designate for
the peace conferences
Minister Saon Of Arsentina planned to
d',s.;ne a,,.,r Erodorcl W Jebm,pn
and H. Perciyal Dodge. diplomatic secre-
tary, comprising the American delega-
ton to the mediation conference: pre-
pared 10 deaVe mere lohisn, lof asn.
ilss.uii. I.a.;e asl a ~ 49,. M.
t'i:,, VI ehe nleuia.i w li, suiUs - .omn.rn,, =.
miu iseuih II " "'eot Va
oaeui oos
S+o+,,e of Madiof;on nefned
After acknoWledging Gen Carranza's
,o. ,na ;,for,,;p. ,i,, +b.- tb. work ~
t'ole "iu ~
meoiation "ouio pe resuiiieu aiter ne hao
appointed delegates for the conference
win tho Huerta representatiy the
,,aa;.+ar .oday mods nnh,ic The tex, ~
h'eoia.ois .ooaS iiiaue punt '"e 'eN' y.
their identical note to the American and
Huerta delegations defining the status
of mediation and giving the reasons for
~. .,.,.s rha ,o.a d.t.d I,,,y fol-
."e
lows:
I'VE have the honor to inform you