The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-19
MEx|CANs GIVE.
SURPRISE PARTY
STATEMENT. published AS
FOUNDED AMERICANS
HINDERS MEDIATION
United States '. Charged With Try
ing to Put Mere Skeleton Ac-
tion Across.
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Niagara Falls, Ont, June 17.-.'be
Huerta delegation to the media tion
conference Issued Il statement to-
night charging that the insistence by
the United States on Constitution
alfst for tile provisional presidency.
as opposed to neutral" was "tanta-
mount" to abettihg, and even exact
Ing. fraud and violence at the cleo
tions." .
The publication of this statement
was unexpected by the American del
cgates When they learned OF it their
attitude wasthat the Huerta delegates
were acting entirely within their own
rights when they criticised the Amcri-
can plan for the establishment OF a
provisional goyc rnment In commu-
nication addressed to the Americans
themselves, but. they were greatly sur
priaed by the, Mexican delegates action
in giving it;'out. =, =.
Justice Eo omar and Mr. Lehman fead
tho statement issued jby the Mexican
delegation and determined. to make
public their reply. This VIII be CIV
en- out tomorrow. 80 ~
The Mexican statement outlines the
substance of meorandum dated June
IL. which the Huerta delegates gave
TO the American delegates and to
which the latter since have replied
The preface OF the statement ar-
planned publication tonight was made
because knowledge of the criticism al-
ready had reached representatives Of
the press. Continuing the statement
): 1"TheEe Isl certntnly no. reason for
i further conc mept of the diffefences
that Have atiseh. between the Mexican
md tho american delegations, ia
which the press has .aireatiyf Eefeffea;
;yaEefs them rs ArHiinent;ssff0 10 0i
NxyeQ hiEii ~ III ID Stinfie GUnl
tfBsdefat tlons sIffIeS xican del Iogat Ion,
adopting "a principle ndfanced BY the
medinttng ;plefli btantinries. agreed to
the designation 'uf q provisional pres
ident. The ;AntefiCan delegation sub
mitted Its plhn based on tho condition
that the provisional president shall
be constitntiDnalist. a condition the
Mexican delegation flatly. rejected Of
Its own ACCORD, and without even con-
sulting its government. To put in
writing, the rsaeons for The rejection,
so that they might better be studied
by the American, delegates. the Mex
ican delegation addressed to them the
memorandum mentioned. the chief
considerations OF which are as fol-
lows: Is
Would FalsIfy Vote.
.In country unused to electoral
functions. slch, ,aA Mexico and partic.
ularly In tho ascircumstances and con-
ditions 1t would be In. once the revolu-
tton had ceat led !, o. provisional govern
mcnt c0mposeds OF Reyolutionists in
/. authority thr0Eclinnt tho ,cnnnfry
would turn thef elections as it wish
ed: the pnhlic.Ssstx; would be fS!ss=
fed and the Tesul would necessarily
be the election of another revolution
ist. Consequently when the Washing
ton government ipsists today on, tho
designation of constitutionaliEt as
provisional president, It fav0rs a also
from. today the the imposition OF a
reyolutionary,ipresid at, the elec-
tf6ls. Such an attitude is bad for
both, countries and for the chief or
the revolution (wh64will doubtless al
so be O. candidate; bad for the two
countries, becaIse 1t Will create a ma
tional sentimfntspfS hostilitles In the
Mexican peCploj when, q similar SYM
pathetic rappfoehf t3between them
and tho United SiAtsB stiould: be striv-
/ eh for; bad Tor sftarTalsa and for his
party because qthlic opinion In Mex.
icO whose shsCe pttbilltx In the matter
Is we'll known To thuih. would even ,ac-
cuse them or hnyt hit about the
intervention 9f fpreign, nation to
WELDING an 1authbfity submissive is
+ foreign government! S ;s 81
35Si I'm Mexico, SIN the present circum.-
stances, only well balanced govern
mentscan guay attee electoral freedom,
{, 90 that the eteGtiun OF the neutral
: government pfop9esd BY the fledi-
Z ators iss tantarno oiiit Is to ntetting and
oven to sexnetir fraud and violence
nt the elect - S4s 81, 3
THE Amet tieAn delega ati6ns draws pu
Illogical inSereti ee when II says that
the rebel lauccesss= ahow that the ma,
tion them. I; q Z
ss.IfS SthingE arr 30. lhs' 'Aelagates state
elsssioS and ee esl,s,p s,tss 81 hss
OF form Iisy baihE E usseds S which Is
whether he ds De elected at cleo
s tlphs eld siS1iys HE rebel provisional
: g0Yqtnnten will exercise tio-
( lence aths4 The people to achieTe ffs
4 end sur Mt efacti iAif6 presided over by
8 o neutral goyefn ut which will carry
1 ttefn out h0naSti NJ Now. the severn.
I mentl fof III :penpla Ia the front rank
q Of ytlixh1iot and md ali culture San-
sSn0t assurip for j mere mates, OF fotin
& the sf6sponSib Tor tie cont ntfnuat.