Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-22
new DEAL
FOR MEXICO
PLANNED
HuERrA MUST Qu1fi- PRO
vIs1oNAL GOVERNMENT
TO REPLACE HIM.
RESIGNATION IS REVIVED
Constituencies Not to Be Con-
sidered In Preliminary
Negotiations.

Neg0tlatlOns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., My 81.
-constitutionalists are preparing
to send representatives to Niagara
Falls to confer with the mediators.
This will be done with the under.
standing that the representatives
will give information regarding
carranza's purposes, without com.
mitting the constitutionaiists TO
any plan the mediators may dc.
termine upon.
Jose vasconceios, now at Mon.
treaI on a financial mission for
Carranza, 10 understood 70 be the
representative chosen 70 90 90
Niagara Falls. Il was reported
here that mediators may send
carranza another invitation 70
take a ,crn,al part in the nego.
tiations.
Niagara Falls, Ont, May 20.-The
three South American mediat0rs let
it be known >>>.Sat that they are
content to proceed to a bi-party agree
ment between the United States and
Huerta governments before attempt.
ing in any way to deal with the con-
stitutionalists.
Involved in the two-party agree.
ment would be definite understand
ing as to the kind of q provisional
government is to be established In
Mexico City as successor to the
present regime.
Keep Principles In Mind. Il,
While keeping in mind the avOWed
principles of the constitutionalist
movement, the mediators will suggest
a plan which they hope will be &C,
cepted here by the United States and
Huerta.
These, briefly, are the aims Of the
mediators, which, though hedged
about by many difficulties, Ambassa-
dor Da Cana of Brazil is hopefully
confident tonight would be realized.
The first steps looking toward such
an end met with success. The medi.
ators learned from the American dele
gates in an hours conference late to-
day that the Washington government
had approved of the course of proceed
ure outlined to Justice Lamar and
Frederick w. Lehman, covering, 1t is
consideration, first Of
all, of series of incidents growing
out of the arrest at Tampico of An.
erican bluejackets.
Will Demand Reparation.
Though it is realized that the Unit
ed States will demand reparation for
the Tampico and subsequent Incl
dents, it is believed the substitution
for Huerta of new, responsible gov
ernment will be acceptable to the
United States. Recognizing the i'm
portance of the constitutfonalists in
any plan looking to the ultimate pa
cification of Mexico, the mediators
believe their first duty is to resolve
the differences between the United
States and Mexico, which might have
plunged the two countries into dis.
astrous war.
Seek to Prevent HostiIities.
Even if the mediators are unsuc-
cessful in their later efforts to Sc
cure acceptance by the constitution
alists of their plans for a provisional
they believe their labors
will not have been in vain, in that
they will have prevented the resump4
tion of hostilities.
Count on Public Opinion.
They are counting on the influence
and pressure of worldwide opinion
to help them eventually to bring the
to realization that
a lasting government cannot be estab-
lished unless it is built along lines
formal reorganization by
the powers of both hemispheres and
permitting of rehabilitation of the
tangled finances of the southern re-
public.