Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
U. s. Delegates Complete P1an
 of fPacifcatl0n
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

United States government. through Justice Lamar and Frederick Len mann. presented the mediators q complete plan for the justification of Mexico It is the same in principle as that presented by the mediatols and already agreed to by the Huerta government It contemplates the es tablishment, at the earliest date prac- ticable, of q new provisional gov ernment in Mexico City. which would conduct general elections for a per manent government.
 The plan written by the American delegates. after consultation with the Washington government, includes several counter propositions of which the Huerta delegates will be advised tomorrow A full conference of all delegates and mediators is planned for tomorrow and Wednesday, this for the formal consideration and final drafting of a protocol.
 Although the question of whether the steamer Antilla will be permitted to land ammunition at TampicO was not fully disposed of, the Mexican delegates let it be known that while they hoped the cargo would be re turned to New York, they were not disposed to interrupt mediation even if the ammunition finally got ashore. Huerta's order resembling the block ade infused d spirit of optimism everywhere, for the situation ycster- day was threatening
 Tonight final word was awaited from the American government as tn whether the Antilla will be per mitted to land arms The Spanish ambassador at Washington expected to receive from Secretary Bryan a reply to the note addressed. orig inally | by the Huerta government to the medators and referred to Washington 1 by the American delegates. The Huerta delegates wrote the note be- | fore they knew blockade had been l ordered, but when Huerta learned his representatives were taking up ! the matter through diplomatic chan nels, he suspended the blockade Mexican delegates are optimistic and l see an end to the parleys here, they assuming the American government
 will deal with the constitutionalists | if the latter do not come into the
 negotiations immediately.
 l It is known authoritativelY that thf original terms set by the medators fol rconsttutiOnalist participation, the dec laration of an armistice and broaden ing the scope of discussion from inter national to internal questions-still i. not acceptable to the constitutionalists though official word to that effect i! lacking
 It is understood that q diplomatic
 way of approaching the internal ques
 tions would meet the approval of th
 constitutionalists, but the mediator are insistent on an armistice. Tn
 constitutionalists, according to infor maj expressions. are desirous of dis
 cussing a solution of the Mexican prob
 lem by diplomacy, but they are un
 willing to disrupt their military cam
 paign until they have good reason L
 blieve the plan under discussion meet
 their approval.
 l He 1neuldlorS now are trying |
 evolve a method by which the peac
 plan will meet the approval of the con i stitutiOnalists before protocol
 signed, though the American govern
 ment may conduct their negotiation
 with the constitutionalists.
 There is a feeling of confidence tlla the constitutionalists eventually wi approve the plans being worked ou i While details of the peace plan ar
 necessarily withheld until there is . final agreement. it is known that large share in the new provisional gov . ernment will be given to the constitu tionalists.