The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-02
Text of Letter Announcing
Their Determination to Take
Recess and Reasons for it
Made Public.
HUERTA DELEGATES
MAKE FIRST ADVANCE
Express Willingness to Meet
Carranza Representatives at
Once. Text of Last Word
From Rebel Chief.

aMlMhMNA NAiaH aNAN hNAAAiiAHAAA
cation between the two warning fac
tons in Mexico. which 81 Is hoped
eventually Will lead to conferences
tor the establishments % peace. vac
bcgNn today when the delegation
representing General Hucrta lorna
Iy addressed to the three south
american mcdiators "a note to 1c
transmitted TO the CoustitutiOnalisis
representative ln Washington. In
this the Huctta delegates expressed
their willingness To- discuss measures
Ci peace with the coustituuonalists
and bring 60 al end the civil strife
which has been detastatlng their
country tor the last year
Tho Huoria delegation Nrote in
response to note from the media
tors delivered to them as well as To
the American delegation suspeuding
the sessions u mediation because the
international side OF the controversy
had been adjusted ana calling atteR-
ton 10 the correspondence with
General Cartansa. in whieh hc asked
Tor more timr to consult his subui
0inatos shout peace conferences.
The Hucrta delegates replied in
two separate communications, one
setting forth their own approval ana
qualification AT the amicable settle
ncnt II the International conflict and
the other intended for transmission
to the constituiioualists. oxplaini1s
in effect their readiness ~ begin in
formal conferences for the selection
OF provisional president aud tho SOC
luton of kindred problems of an IN
tcrnai character
The disposition of the American
forces nov at Ncra cruz has been left
for consideration until such time Us
the two factions agrc, on the new
PROVISIONAL goternmeat
Text of Carrnn1a Letter
The last note from General car
rama which was in reply 90 com
munication from the mcdiators under
date OF June a. was made public
today II says THE confidential
agency ~ General Carralza AZ Wash
lnaton has replied 10 the note OF the
mediators addressed To him June q.
stating
THE chief of the constitutional
ist government duly appreciates the
noble purposes of the mcdlators in
addressing him an ilsitatlon 10 treat
directly with tire dclcsatcs of General
liuerta on the organization OF a pro-
Visional government cspalle OF bring
Ing about prompt and consistent
form the pacilication Of Mexico. But
notwithstanding his good win to give
60 the country an organic and dur1-
hlc peace hy an means which viii
bring Co nnughi the great sacrifices
which the Mexican people have made
in tho present struggle. he Is com
PEELED To- consult the opinion OF the
generals 0f the Coastitutionalist army
before deciding on the appointment
Of delegates to confer on his behalf
with those of General Huerta regard
ing the possibility of reaching an
agreement putting AN cnd 10 the war.
This ohligation arises from the
promisc made hy Mr.. Carranzu and
hy All constitutionalists faithfully toI
carry out the plan of Guadalupe,
which proposes to restore the COM
Flitution order b. means Of provis-
ionai president and which would 0e
modified II such government were
made Ia cmanaic from possible
agreement with the delegates of Gen
sral Hucrta as well as from his earn
est desire that any agreement reached
De strictly fulfilled.
with this end In ylcw and In
furtherance OF the efforts uf the
mediators To procure q peaceful soiu-
tlUn of the struggle which the Mexi-
can people have been compelled to
sustain In the defense of its ins,itu-
lions the first chief has already ad-
dressed the generals OF the constitu-
honalist army In consultation and
only desires 10 request the mediators
"a allow him short period of time
during which he hopes 20 receive an
sNers from his companions IN arms,
IN order 10 appoint delegates to treat
with the delegates of General
Huerta
After acknowledging General Car
ranza's note and informing him the
work 81 mediation would he resumed
after he had appointed delegates Tor