Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-02
Brazilian Ambassador Makes
Formal Statement of What
Conference Has Been Able
to Accomplish for Good,
WAR AVERTED BETWEEN
MEXICO AND AMERICA
Has Not Lost Hope That Huer-
ia and ConstitutionaIist Dell
egates viii Meet and Com
pose Internal Situation,

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Amha ssador DaGama OF Brazil today
formally announced the practical set
tement OF the conflict between the
United states and Mexico lie cN-
plalned that while mediation would
take an indefinite recess awaiting the
outcome OF efforts hN representatives
OF the two Mexican factions TO solve
the Internal problems of Mexico the
task of mediation was not yet CON
cluded though an essential part OF It's
work had been accomplished
The ambassador spoke az a lun-
cheun given bN the three mediatOrs to
the newspaper correspondents The
entire American and lluarta delega-
tions tu the mediation conference
were present and the remarks Of Mr..
Ia CANA after careful revision. were
made public later. constituting for
NAL statement of the work OF media
tion thus far
International Phase settled.
"lt is q source of satisfaction for
me- said the ambassador "to be- able
lo say that one Of the essential points
OF our program. that dealing with the
international side Of the conflict, is
practically settled. This does not inn
ply that we go home with our task
concluded. but We feel that 80 far we
have averted war. We have estab-
lishod also through agreement be-
tween the parties most directly Inter-
csted ara ~ complete harmony with
the sentiments ef the government Of
the United states that il is principle
of American policy to have our ma
tional problems always given fair
examination and settled without for
cign interference. We understand that
If such "a result has been attained we
shall have created more favorable
atmosphere in international politics In
America
Presidents Personal View.
Mr. Da CANA called attention in
his speech to the fact that President
Wilson had personally Informed the
mediators before they left Washing
ton that the only way to solve Mex
ico's problem was to aid the contend
ing parties In Mexico 20 reach an
agreement among themselves, thus OBJ
Itainng a Mexican solution Of the
Mexican question.
Ia this manner the ambassador re-
vealed that the course which media
tion now has taken was IN President
Wilson's mind from the beginning
The speech served also ms a defini-
tion for the world geneialh Of the
hitherto unsettled status of mediation.
Justice Lamar aud the medators
had discussed the situation at length
ana afterwards the Huerta delegates
conferred with the medlators, Am
bussador Da CANA and Minister Naon
had planned 10 leave tonight, but
found many details to arrange and
postponed their departure unid to-
morrow.
Would Not Wait Longer
The Washington government would
have preferred that the mediation
honrd remain here while me conHitu-
tiunalists wclt ugsea to act quickly
on the invitation already extended
them The mediators did not think
they could bo of IS much service here
Just now as in Washington, where
they can be IN personal touch Win
friends Of the eanstitutlonalist muNe-
monl Minister Naon, of Argentina,
ana Luis Cabrera and Minister Suareh
Of chile and Fernando lgicsias Calde-
ron have been IN communication be-
fore and may discuss the situation m
formally la Washington In a few days.
The mediators tonight formally ac-
knoVledged the latest note from Geh-
eral Carranza transmitted by Raiaei
Xubaran. his representative in Wash
lngton The answer expresses the itp-
preciatlOn Of the mediators for the
friendly sentiments toward peace VI
tered hv Carran1a and " most court
ouusly phrascd It Will be made pnp~
lie tomorrow, together with the nupa-
ran communication
imcricans Inst to Leave.
The American delegates today re-
ceiyed word from Washington TO leave
here whom they thought advisable
but they will be thu last to ga.
The Huerta delegates received TOR
NAL Instructions from their govern
ment giving them plenaiN powers 70
discuss Internal questions with con-
stitutlonaist delegates The Huerta
delegation is anxious 10 know when
and where The conference will take
place so they eaB arrange their pfl-
Vate affairs Should 40 definite Word
be received 10y Friday or SATURDAY
some OF ,he Huefta delegates VIII ga
to New York 10 stay
Minister Naon Of Argentina, after
his conferences IN Washington with
Luis Cabrera. expects to telegraph the
Hucrta delegates some definite idea
or The time when the Informal con
terence win be convened. W was
learned tonight that there would be no
changes in the personnel of the HUI
erta delegation when It treats with the
Ilucrta Delegates Pleased.
Emelio Rahasa. head Of the Huerta
said he was pleased with
the accomplishments of mediation
thus far The recess Of mediation still
holds in effect the armistice between
the United States and the Huerta gov
ernment at Vera Cruz. As future
Of the mediation hoard and
delegates probably will be held In New
York or Washington. today's Mncheou
was in the nature Of a farewell