Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
WILL WITHDRAW WHEN
MEXICO is ONCE " POLIT-
ICALLY PACIFIED.' y
DELEGATES ISSUESTATEMENT
Reply to Carranza Note Asking
What Their Attitude on
Latest Phase Will Be.

NIAGARA FALLS. ont. June .
General Huerta Is preparing 10 resign
He today authorized his representa-
tiycs at the mediation conference "
onnounce TO the world that 'nellhcr
mistaken pride nor persohal lh'c''''
u,ouId nre,ent his withdrawal Whch
once Mexico is POLITICALLY pacii'eu
and tnc Government succeeding nm Is
SO constituted that it can count on inc
support of public opinion IN Mckee.
Tho Mexican delegates IN tneIr i"'
mai statement revealed thal my
bern instructed from the llSt " ~
from the mediaturs thdt
Ilaprta's personality wouid hol po a.,
,nat,clo toward reaching peaceI VI
settlement. They also Sla.cu '''"' ,..
Internal situation in McMco was
.'narcssarik bound up with the lhleI-
rationnl uncstiops, and that lil''
,nirit had actuated them IN com'ns 20
,hn mediation conference. Colncldeht
',.,th mo announcement by the MtNlcah
Ialnsatcs. of their position. the hedla
t,ra tonight sent a note by hau "
p,feol Zubaran Capmany, reprtSoUt"
live of General CarranIa III W "S".H ,
ION replying to the conmuh. h.C"tloi
brought here Friday by Juan r.
uilidi The mediators III erect dsNru
General Carran2a If the consul uuoh
,lists were willing to discuss lnterhai
,a unu as international questions ana
IL they were ready to declare an arm
istice with the Huerta forces 80 ti'a'
the political pacficauon' TO Wn'cn
the Uuerta delegates referred IN thT'.
statement might easily be Drought
about
Broke the Deadlock.
These acts, the iss"ince or tle
statement bv MexiCans and the mall
ina of a reply to Zubaran, broke the
deadlock in the negotiations, the ~
istence Of which the mediatoIs 'ouas
formally denied 1t nevertheless was
authoritatively established 'hat n.y.
until the mcdators Withdrew tn."
original intention of ignoring the Iu-
harnn note did the Rmerican delegates
consent 10 go ahead with discussion
of the general peace plan on when
substantial progress was made IN TO-
DAYS conferences The statement hE
the Nexicans prepared two days ago.
Inn, NOT issued until General Huerla
had telcgraphed his complete ap-
proval today OF the tentative plan Tor
A new provisional government aIS'
carried the negotiations long step
forward The text Of the statement
follows
I'm accordance with the instructions
which the Mexican delegation mas
had since the beginning Of the peac"
negotiations, its members declared AT
the first fun conference. that Is To
.ay I'm the presence Of the medlatlnE
plenpotcntiaries and Of the delegates
Of the United States Of America, that
President Iluerta's personality Is ho'
an obstacle to the reaching OF sat
lsfactorv conclusion.
General Huerta Is prepared 10
vithdrav from the government on
condition that, al the time Of his
withdrawal. Mexico shall be polite
ally pacfiod and the government sue
ceeding his shall be such as to count
m The acquicscence Of the governed
ara on the support Of public opinion
,vhich constitutes the zeal basis for
peacc and stability In any country.
"It has been. and is. President
Uucrta's wish to place on record that
neither mistaken pride nor persona
interest will prevent his withdrawn,
once the above named conditions are
satisfied
"Tho Mexican government accepted
tho mediation Of the South American
powers in a frank and open spirit and
the Mexican delegation has been
guided and will he guided in all its
acts hv perfect good faith.
at should be unnecessary 10 say
that prcsiden, Hucrta gave the
Mexican delegation special instruc-
tions not 10 consent 10 anything
which could hurt the Sovereignty or
tho Mexican nation and to refuse a
hearing I'm the deliberations OF the
conference TO ANYTHING which might
hc construed aa an imposition from
the outside For their own part the
rf'cg,,tcs would not have accepted in
s,ructions Of different nature on
those points. but beg to state that
hitherto they have had no occasion
to refer 10 them thanks to the ex-
ouisite tact Of the mediation plenipo-
tentiaries aud TO the circumspection
Of the American delegates
"To treat the interior pacfica-