The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-25
PROTOCOL SIGNED
ON INTERNATIONAL
POINTS AT ISSUE:
Character of Settlement Not Exs
pected to Arouse Constitu-
tionalist Opposition.
NEXT MOVE UP TO MEXlCANS
On Warning Factions Will Rest
Responsibility for Failure or
Success of Peace Plans.
NEXT MOVE UP TO MExlcANs

Niagara Falls, Ont, June 24-Terms
for composing all international differ
ences between the United States and
Mexico have been concluded. The con-
ditions under which diplomatic rela-r
| tions Will be resumed were embodied
In protocol signed tonight by the
AMBASSADOR from Brazil, the ministers;
OF Chile and Argentina. and the Amer
lean and Huerta delegates.
The character of the settlement is
not expected to arouse opposition
from the Constttutionalists. who would
participate in 1t. and. to large de-
gree. 1t would mold the adjustment OF
all internal disputes.
When a new provisional government
Is established to succeed that headed
by General Huerta, the result of me-,
diation-recognized as a triumph for
Pan-American diplomacy-will become
effective.
Concidentally with the action taken
Tonight. 1t was announced that the
actual selection of Provisional Presi-
dent and the new organization OF the
new government will be left to an In
formal conference of representatives.
OF the Constitutionalists-L Cabrera,
Rafael Zuburan and Jose Vasconcelos
and the Huerta delegates to the me-
diation conference.
TWO MEXICAN FACTIONS
WILL TRY TO AGREE
No formal adjournment OF mediation
Will be taken. but there will be no
sessions while representatives of the
two Mexican factions endeavor to
agree on the personnel of the new
government, agrarian and educational
reforms and other internal problems.
To-nlShts formal session of media
tors and delegates prepared the way
Tor the complete settlement of dificul-
ties between the United States and
Mexico. growing out of the failure OF
Huerta officer at Tampico to salute
the Stars and Stripes. 5c
The single outstanding proviso in
the protocol is that the International
problem shall be declared adjusted ON
the establishment Of :. new provisional
government. The protocol sets fortl,:
The she United states and Argen-
tina Brazil and Chile--the mcdiating
countries-shall recognize the new pro-
risicnal government and that hence
forth diplomatic relations between the
United States and -MeXico shall be re-
sumed
That the United States demands no
satisfaction for any of the incidents
connected with the patrol of Mexican
waters end invasion or the country.
That commission shall be ap-
pointed to adjust private claims grow
ing out of the revolution and inter
national Incidents"
AMERICAN DELEGATES
AUTHORIZED TO SIGN
IN" protocol WAS dra fled early to-
iny and its phraseoloEy telegraphed to
Washington for approval
At o'clock Tonight. word came from,
president Wilson Secretary Bryan nu-t
thori"inS the American delegates to
sign 1t.
The effort to finish work on interna-
tional points in the peace plan so that
All might be complete before the be
ginning of informal meetings OF Con
stitutionalists and IIuert representr-
tives has been in progress since Irri
DAY. Then President Wilson inforn,efj
Minister Naon. in Washington. that the
american government desired to have
me ei,e eSons.itutionaiists and the Hucrta
government compose their differences
rs previous condition for the set
'iinS OF the international problem.
rhe results OF the mediators worl,
Tonight places the issue now suuarely
before the representatives of tho two
warning factions. On them will rest
the responsibility for failure or suc-
cess OF the peace plans as whole S
cabrera, Zuburan and Vasconcelos. the
Constitutionalist delegates, are in
Washington, and should arrive here In
Il day two.
He sending to Washington of Fer
nando lglesias Calderon, who II had.
been expected would head the Consti
tutionalist delegation. caused some con=
tusion in plans but it was believed
tonight that Calderon's mission to ti,a
capital merely was 10 substitute for
Iuburan during his absence from
Washington. Cabrera and VasconceIoal
originally were designated by General
Carranza to attend the mediation con-
ferences.
There was little said here Tonight
about General Villas attitude toward
thc sending Of delegates, but it was
aSieVed he was in thorough accord
with the proposition. Reliable infor-
nation has come that he is ready to
accept the result of the conferences.
and II is not unlikely that he will be
kept informed of its progress. Z 20
STATEMENT EMBRACES
PROTOCOLS SIGNED
AT the close OF the conference AM
bassador Da Cana gave out a state
ment embracing the protocols signed
tonight lie announced that three
articles OF the peace plan had been
protocolized. and that these related
only TO the International side of ma
Mexican problem. s
we demeed IL advisable" he saiss5
TO invite the Constitutionalist partys
to send delegates to discuss with tba
Mexican delegates the internal asnecta
of the problem :, -
lt was decided by the nediators ara
delegates To postpone copsiderat ton NJ
the exact date when American foroe.G
SHAH be withdrawn from Vera Crny
This as well AS the personnel NJ AZ
new provisional government in Ntas,ss
CO. VIII he protocolized after tho con
ferences between the cConstitutionaIistas
ana liuerta delegate5 adjourn. -1,s
While the informal conferences ara
in session. Ambassador Da Cana :, ,,e
braail, and possibly Minister Suarsx.
OF chile. VIII take short vacation.
Assurances that the Constitutionaiist
, would be represented at the inforn,si
conferences came direct to metliatnrs
to-day from Luis Cabrera. conflient,afss
representative of General Carranza ~ &
Washington 80 stsN w
CONFLICTING REPORTS