The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-30
GENERAL CARRANZA SAYS
THAT HE MUST BE
REPRESENTED
AT LAST RECEIVED
Leader of the ConstitutionsIlsts
Expresses Surprise That Medi-
alton is Underway
lBy Associated Pressl

Niagara Falls, Ont, May Coon
sideration of an agreement between
the Huerta government and the limit
ed States was interrupted temporarily
today when Juan f. urGnidi, repre-
sentative of General Carranza laid be.
fore the South American enyoys a
note expressing surprise that tho
mediation negotiations we're contin-
uing with the constitmtionalgsts un-
represented.
After long debate the mediators
decided not TO permit Urquidi TO pre-
senf ,ae communication. Then, after
conference with the American dele
gates the mediators admitted the Car
rama emissary. The following state.
ment was issued by the ENJOYS:
"The mediators have received a
communication frnrn :. -=aaf;I rscntaIive
OF General Carranza, the tenor OF
which differs entirely from the Yer
sion contained in 4 news dispatch this
morning from Durango and does not
disturb the course of the negotiations
Whether answer will be made Ia
General Carranza or isrepfesentatiye
In Washington Is not known outside OF
the diplomatic tribunal. The mediat-
ors refused to answer questions on the
subject Attaches. however, reiterat-
ed that the proceedings could be re-
opened with a constitutionaiists pres
ent only II General ;GatFanza agreed
to q Alispensicn OF hostiIitieR.
During the afternoon the inediators
conferred among tiiemseiyes and the
word was passed around generally
that the communication would not be
accepted. Finally the American dele
| gates came over to the Canadian side
They talked for more than an hour
then Urquidi was summoned. Minister
Moan accompanied the note on behalf
of the ENJOYS and Mr.. Urquidi was
| ais..:!:ssocd Z co.
The document was signed by Rafael
Zubaran Capmany, minister OF inter-
ior In the constitutionalist cabinet,
who is in Washington. II was writ
ten ON explicit instructions from. Gen
efal Carranza. The III .ginaI iIistfutr-
tions to the minister are contained
in the following message published
from Durango today:
Six days ago conferences began to
treat the International conflict between
the United States and Mexico occa-
stoned by the arrest of several AM
erican sailors by soldiers OF Huerta
ct Tampico. To solve this conflict
you offered to the government of the
United States to Huerta and to me,
| your good offices inviting me to appoint
delegates who would represent the
general headquarters of the Consts-
tutionalist army which Is under my
orders.
answered you that In principle /
| would accept your good offices and
later in q separate message l asked
answer to the dispatch. have receiv-
the points which would be dealt with
in the peace conference. Awaiting an
answer to the dispatch have not re-
ceived, ] named delegates.
] am surprised that you have con-
| tinued to treat for solution of the con-
fiict between the United States and
hiexico without representation from
the Constitutionalist army which is
ander my orders and represents the
largest force of the republic.
For this reason I state to you that
believe the conflict between the Uni
<ed States and Mexico ought TO. be
solved in future conferences unless in
these conferences there is represent
ed the general headquarters OF the con-
L M Ehs y q ,-
The note Urquidi delivered reite-
rates General Carranza's previous po-
sition that he always has been will
ling to send representatives to dis
cuss International questions.
II was suggested IN some quarters
tonight that the final agreement might
not be approved by the United States
until the Constitdtionaiists were also
brought. whiting the scope of medI-
alton program
The arrival OF the Carranza emis-
sary regarded with evident satisfac-
j,tion by the American. delegates. They
are understood 20 be anxious that me-
gotiations be reopened to admit Car-
ference.
Progress OF the agreement between
the United States and HaeTta Goy-
ernment was slow today ~