The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-02
WANT MORE EXPLICIT lNFoRMA- TON ABOUT THE ATTITUDE
 OF GENERAL cARRANzA.
AMERICANS FAVOR CARRANzA
Mexican Delegates Have indicated They Will Agree to Abide by the Will of the Three South American Diplomats.

Niagara Falls, Ont, June 1.-More explicit information about the atti- tude of General Carranza than was contained in his last communication brought by Juan r. Urquidi or the unofficial statement to the press telegralhed from Durango tonight is awaited by the mediators before de- ciding on the subject of constitution. alist representation here. This ma be obtained from the Washington government.
 Tho mediators are preparing a re- ply to the message brought by ur- quidi.
 The statement from Durango did not clarify the situation as to the points they are interested in:
 Whether Carranza will agree
 armistice for ten days or two
 or more, and whether his rel My tives would agree to discuss
 tire subject of justification of \ The expression from Durango did not alter the opinion of the mediators toward the constitutionalists The diplomats claim that from the very outset they have kept the interests of the constitutionalists in | Fd and have planned to give them aa great a share in the new government au is proportionate with their strength. As to the military side the concen- tration of federal forces at San Luis Potosi, where the Huerta troops arc confident of checking the constitu- tlonalist advance, is in line with the kgeneral belief here that the capture lof Mexico City is still months away
 The American delegates argued at length with the mediators today about constitutionaIist participation and at the conclusion of the confer enee Justice Lamar said that he was hopeful" and that the views pre- sented were not so far apart" Dis cussion of the subject will be con lInued tomorrow. Tine mediators nave not reached a decision and prob aoly Will not do so for a few days.
 Tn the meantime the three diplo- mats are endeayoring to get more in- formation from Washington and Mexico City relative to the essentials Of the peace plan already outlined. General Huerta sent long message to his representatives here about in. dlViduals for the new provisional government and some new sugges- tons in this regard. The mediators conferred with the Mexican dele gates, who promptly communicated with Mexico City, but the subject of constltutionaist admission to the conference was not hraaehea.
 Ihe issue is squarely before the mediators for decision The Mexican delegates have indicated they viii agree to abide by the will of the three diplomats. The latter take the view that their original conditions must be complied with before, any in- vltatlon to Carranza can be renewed. They would like to see Carranza a party to the negotiations but believe If he does not enter they will De able nevertheless to approximate constitu- tionalist opinio hand keep their in terests in mind in the establishmeF of new government.
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