The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
MEXIC LEADERS
WILL COMBINE
WILL WORK IN HARMONY
TO RESTORE PEACE IN
MEXICO
VILLA is WILLING
Has Sent Assurances Of His Will
ingness to Help Bring About
Peaceful Relations
VILLA is WILLING
(kY Associated Pressl

washington. July 2f.-Official ad-
yiccs today revealed that the Wash
ingtOn administration was meeting
with SUCCESS In bringing provisional
President Carkajal. General Carranza
General Villa and General Emilianu
Zapata into harmony for the rctsora-
ton OF peace In Mexico.
From these four lcadcrs-represcnt
ing all the factions concerned In the
establishment OF IL stable govern
ment.-camc encouraging messages
In answer to the counsel and advice
which tho United States has been
sending to gmcOtii the way to COM
pIete agreement.
General Zapata promised to co Op-
crate with the constitutfonalists In
the work OF paciiicat.on. Two emis-
saries from General Carran2a to Cen
eral Iapata are due In Vera Cruz to-
morrow and will explain to Zapatn the
concessions and reforms planned by
CarranZa. Officials were confident an
amicable understanding would IT,
reached.
General Carranza through the
American con:uls accompanying hin,
indicated lie would make satisfactory
arrangements concerning the amnesty
and guarantee desired Ivy tho Carba-
jul government.
Arrives ut Tampieo.
CarranZa arrived at Tamp.co to-
day While there he will meet Peg
inaldo Cepeda. who has Ecen author
iZcd by Provisional President Carba-
jal to make preliminary arrange
menta for the transfer OF the govern
ment to the constitutionalists.
Provisional President Carbajal him
self sent for the Brazilian minister
who IL caring for the interests OF the
Uhftcd States in Mexico and asked him
to inform the Washington government
that he and his associates wanted no
share in the new administration, but
simply an amnesty and guarantee for
the property OF all Mexicans regard
less OF political a!iliation. Mr.. Car
bajai's statement was transmitted to-
day to American Consul Silliman to
assist In preparing tho way for the
forthcoming peace conferences,
Doubts which officials had expressed
over General Villas attitude also were
guieted today when word came from
him that lie would do all In his power
10 reytoro neace ,n Mexico and would
unite with the other conetitutionaiist
leaders toward that common purpose.
Villas message was sent In response
to the personal appeal of the Wash
ington government.
Il message. was received today from
Charge lClnuscc, OF the Fretch en-
bassay, who informed Secretary Bry-
an that au investigation by agents OF
tho French government completely ex-
onerated villa from personal blame
in connection with the killing at aca-
tccas recently o1 two French citizens.
Ercnchmen VIII be Avenged.
General Carranza has given assur-
ances that those responsible for the
death of the Frenchmen will be pun
ished This Incident and other foreign
complications. officials think, will be
adjusted as soon as a transfer OF gov
ernment Is Effected In Mexico City.
While Carran:a has announced that
he would repudiate debts OF the Huer-
tn government. tho United States will
endeavnr to obtain ~ equitable SETTLE
ment when e stnEle government Is es-
tablished. At present much intereat
is manifested in tho Investigation be-
ing conducted by Provisional Presl-
dent Carbaial into t'a financial trans
actions OF the Hufrta government.