The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-05-08

Carranza stated definitely that all the
differences which contributed toward
the present situation in Mexico bear
either directly or indirectly on the
solution OF the pending conflict be-
tween Mexico and the United Sta,es
and that all these differences should
be made tIe subject OF consideration
in t1e neg tiations
They also informed Carranza that
taey considered d suspension Of hos
rlities as indispe sable to his partici-
patton in the mediation.
The text OF the note the mediating
enjoys sen yesterday TO sen. Carran-
ia Withdrawing the invitation for a
oonsti utionalizt representative TO par
ticipate in he mediation Was as lol-
yws: We have received Your tele-
gram in which YOU a.e KIND enough
to tell us that YOU deem it inconven-
len for the consti utioaalist cause to
suspend aostili,ies against Gen. Hu-
oIsa on tie or aud thai such suspen-
sion would only accure to the benefit
OF Huerta and in which yod declare
hat the international conflict between
Mexico and the United States Tor
wb5se solution you. accepted cur sood
offices Is Independent OF the inter
ual sui.e il that country.
we consider his unexpected state,
ment as inc30sissen. with The idea
which caused rs to offer our good Of
fees. We think, indeed, that all tae
difficulties which have contributed %
ward the present situation in MeNi-
co bear either directly or indirectly
N the solution OF the pending con
dIc between Mexico and the United
States. Consequently We think that
1nese difficulties should be made the
subject of consideration in the nego-
tialions for whose. successful conduct
We have deemed i, indispensable to
suspend hosulities.
"s4oald you rot deem /, so, We
would be compelled in that case t.
withdraw rs inoppJrtune our invita-
ton Tor tae appointment Of represe-4-
Ia ives Of constitu ion&Iists in suc-
negotiations We beg to assure you OF
our higles, consideration >
This note was sent in reply to one
from Gen. Carranza outlining his re-
Iusal to enter mo an agreement 10
suspend hos ilities against Husrta. \
second message has been received by
tae media .ors from Caryanza in which
he specifically asks taem TO make del-
mite The terms and score OF the nego-
tia IONS before. he proceeds to ap-
point representatives. 10 reply was
isent o tljs telegram, as the aetttade
o. tie m diato : was embodied in he
note alb 5ye set forth.
Hone tor Peace.
lie .meaiators aFe proceeding
with taeir general plans by which
they hope to bring about a peaceful
solution OF he differences between
. Mexico and he United states. They
consider it essential taaJ hostile acts
be avoided and so long as there is no
resumption Of bostili les they will
conuaue u feel tba their efforts are
tending in the direction Of a peace
ful settlement
On side Il the mediators some for
e.sn diplomats took tle view that the
elimination Of Car@anza and the lin
uauon OF negotiations 10 amends for
indignities Toward American soldiers
and marines at Tampico and Vera
Cruz would be a step in advance
They pointed on that President VII
son and Secretary Bryan had stated
that troops were sen. 10 Vera Cruz
sicily to redress these indisnities. II
solely to. o.redress these inGignities. i
Therefore, the media ors could fur
nish formula for this redress, there
was no reason, they declared, why
he troops should not be withdrawn
and the present crisis as between
Huer d and the United States ended
Other diplomats .ami.iar WITH Eu-
r5Dean procedure, when foreign ter
ritory has been occupied, were doubt
ful whe her the troops, once at Vera
Cruz. would or could be withdrawn
Mtil a complete settlement had been
effected.
HueIa in q Hole.
Tie military situation is affected