The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-31
CRISIS REACHED
IN MEDIATION
NEXT QUESTION LIKELY TO
INFLUENCE DECISION OF
AMERICAN GOVT
HUERTA is SILENT
American Commissioners Hopeful
That carranza's Constitution
alists May Get In
my Associated Press. .

Niagara Falls, Ont, May 30.-A cri-
sis In, the progress of the, mediation
proceedings was reached tonight.
While awaiting answers from the HUI
.erta government and the United States
to the tentative plan for a new pro-
ylsionai government in Mbxico the
question OF admitting constitutional
lists to conferences before an agree-
ment or protocol is signed, ioomed up
as likely to influence TIE decision of
the American government on TIE plans
already outlined.
The mediators late today calleI In
the Mexican delegates to learn if Gem
eral Hnerta had approved the main
points OF the peace plan, The Mexi-
cans said they had received no reply
but they telegrafheil again. urging a
a quick response. The Amer. can del-
egates reported that Washington had
not acted on the plan.
The South American diplomats did
not breach the subject Of fseoEstitution-
alist representation to the Mexicans or
show them the note delivered here yes
terday by Joan Uruidi, messenger or
CaFTanZa.
The Inediators however, let 1t be
known that they wonld answer the
note. They pointed out that they had
found nothing in the note which could
be interDreted as a desire to partici-
pate in the conferences on the sub
ject of pacifying Mexico. I.
{. They hold that General Carranza
has not indicated desire TO take UP
internal questions. On the other hand
se I,t,
Nment agrees with General Carranza.
withdrawal of the Invitation TO him
to send delegates and the failure OF
the mediaGors TO answer an inquiry as
to what points would be treated 81
the negotiations left General Carranza
I'M the position Of not having anything
on which he could act.
Mr.. Urquidi talked with Nj, Mt I-ssi-
mann early in the day. ''ssT
The American commissioners say
they have not been shown the CarFan-
ze not but they are hopeful that q
way may be found 10 bring cohstitu-
tionaIists tonight with the mediators
Intimations have come here that the
United States does net wish to run
tlls risk OF strained relations with the
eonstitutionalists, who would be GER
tain TO resent any radical adjustment
of intsrnat affairs. 1t Is because OF
this situation that tho Americans de-
sire that the constltttionalists be
brought into the mediation. The inn
preston prevails that final answer
OF the United States on the essential OF
the peace plan viii not be given until
there is definite uned drgtanding on this
point 81 - ls
Th HueFta delegates have left the
matter OF constltutioHalist represents
ticn entirely 20 the iiediatoTs. ~
Unless the American government as /,
aumes aE insietent attitude on cOn=
sstitntIonalist representation, details OF
the agreement between the United
States Bnd the Hnerta government
Will be wcfkeA out In few days. 9th
erwise the mediation board will prob
ably sit for several weeks longer.
- rs IS -,
WasEington5 May sO.--E Every ihdica-
tioa In WashingtoR tonight pointed to
prOlongation OF Mexican mediation ne
gokiaficns 1t Niagara Falls. It Is
Known that the Washington govern
ment desires the Mexican Con6tffu-
tianal lists represented In the pFo@
ceedinEg tending for peace The
view snf the administered IL said to
ne TINT terms of peace for Mexico.
Which VIII not be permanent peace,
are useiees a
Adnhf ssttatIoH leaders coRn .sant of
the Vte1. tonight reiterated condolences
TINT the mediation conference wohid
Eot ndtouF8 until the pathway to an
aadiuetmeHt or the whole Mexican
problem had been reached
After tho ndedistors today had ac-s
'ce94od fh = - aessare from Gen erSl Car
IA chic cf the C0nsti tit1t nal lists,
csrFiea 70 Mis- CARA Falls BY Sua Uf-i
qtsiif. e sRes reported that ne HEefta
GioiesnteB had decided they would now
Abide hy any dacisiGn the mefiet ora
rnselis make ns 10 receiving CarfatE
q delesates into the conferences This
with the fact that the Wasiiin gfoii
s.ssVaar isEha nnress fiisf .IllA -. 81