The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
South American Diplomats
Request L. S.. Huerta and
Carranza to Name Rep
reSpntatiyeS.

lated by the mediators as to sugge-.ion
the several Governments. but the three
South American diplomats intend to
continue their efforts to bring about in
ternal peace in Mexico even IL Carranza
and Huerta are not able to reach an
agreement for a cessation OF hostilities
1t is likely that among the things To he
discussed will be the choosing oI n pro-
visioral President TO direct the affairs Of
Mexico pending the holding Of a consti-
tutional election and the qualification OF
the successful candidate. 1t probably
will be suggested that both Huerta and
Carranza resign the claims which each
holds as provisional President and that
n third person he designated.
The mediators are still maintaining a
hopeful attitude. but it must he adj
mitted that other members of the Dip
lomatic Corps in Washington are much
less sangu.ne.
Secretary of State Bryan, having
failed in his effort To obtain Carranza' S
consent TO an agreement with Huerta
for the naturalization of the Tampico
oil zone. announced to-day that an ar
rangement has been made which he
expects will accomplish the same pur-
pose. Carranza gave assurances to this
Government that he would not modest
the oil wells and would do everything
in his power to protect the men operat-
ing them.
Similar assurances were received from
the Mexican Federal authority to-day.
Again Expect Huertn's Fail.
Reliable information was obtained by
Senators to-day that the Wilson Admin
istrat on Is againg expecting the over
throw of Huerta within very short
time. The Constituencies and a
probable uprising in Mexico city Itself
are expected to bring about his down
fall Members Of the Senate were in
formed that the Admluis,rat on was
expecting new successes 10y the ConstI-
nationalist armies within few days.
The Administration has been giving
out reports from United States consuls
in Mexico which have been designed OBJ
viously to build up sentiment IN thIs
country in favor of carranza, Villa ana
the Constitutionalist forces, Consider
able criticism has been aroused in Com
gress over this campaign, The most oh
yious of all these efforts was disclosed
in "A statement given out Tonight ny the
White House containing this telegram
from Consul General Hanna, at M"A-
tcrey:
MAY IL l.. NJ. quiet. Order pre-
walls and a most friendly spirit is be-
ing shown 10y the Constituencies
officers toward Americans ana all
foreigners. Gen. Pablo Gonzales, the
commander in charge, and Gen An
tonic Villareal, the new Governor
called on Ine at the Consulate General
last night To pay their respects. Many
of the other officers have called, in
c,udinr col. Fuentes late Governor Of
Aguascalieutcs, the new Mayor OF
Monterey and the new state Treasurer
Al are most cordial and friendly ana
they have all expressed their deepest
regrets at the way our flag and people
and your Consul General were insultod
by the so-calied Federais.
"These people give evidence OF their
love and respect for our country our
people and our flag and for us To ever
have needless difference with them
would he kindred to "A crime
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