The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
LASTING PEACE
 IS WILSON AIM
Would Stand Sponsor For New
 RsglHlB In NaIIea PLAHS 1 aMORAL INVASION"


 me Intention oF Recalling Trsops Until
 Problem Is Solved - Possibility of
 Elections Under American Super
 sision, as Tn Cuba, Is Asm mEtted--Re-
 forms Insisted Upon.
 It Is not only the plan and pos1cy of the president to adjust the pFesent Mexican difficulty, which. h looked upon by the administrator as transi- tory. from the broader point of view. through the mediati on. the results of which be will endea vor to compel the. Constitutionalists to accept, but it is Rlso prime feature of the whole plan tc use the infiuence and ever the arm ed forces of the United States to bring about the esta bIishnerit of govern ulknt in Mexico which win carry ont the reforms Mir. Wilson cons iaers nee e48aEy to lasting peace q
 The admlnistrat tion has Id determined upon A more important invasion of Mexico than that wh1ch has taken place, adds the New York Tribunes Washington bureau. It is to be a. .tmoral invasion, 2 and its pernaanency Is measured only by the t1I1e 1t will lake for the Mexican people, particu- lnrly the handfuI of political leaders in control, to A6Just themselves to the pitnation-
 The troops. 1t Is stated on highest al- thority. win remain in Vera 1ruz until che establishment of "a provisional gov ernment in Mexico City. and in all likelihood until there Is an election and the establishment of per1na nent gov ernmant
 PossibBs Result LilSs Thak fn Cuba.
 That the administration now recog- mlzes that complete inter ves,t1on, the eccupat1on Of the country and the holding of elections under American supervision, as in Cuba, may grow cut 1 uf the present situation Is adzaitted in l high quarters, although evsny hfrort will be made to avoid this M
 The adn1inistration hopes that the l ConstitutionaIzsts win prove. aE1enable to reason and that they wHl, when ! they control the governn1snts eezry out l the reforms which VIII wort for per nnanent peace. In some qaatez it Is believed that the new Cons :itutionnl- ! z4t's Eovernnent will not fnd Itself ! nbls to do as desired If t1ns Is che ease the United sfates win intervene, | asserts the Tribune's authorHy
 The United States goverr naent 5n- f tends not only to see 60 H th at honest I and fafr elections are held in Mexico. I hrt also to stand sponsor for ths ! pledges that the party which ackiewe success will be required to ID afe.
 The United States goveznm ant hopes f chat through the alliance with Latin | American nations it cau exaayi ise it's in- l f1nehce in Mexico for many years to | come without incmring the anfmosdty l s1F T1nffy, "A Arr1nrfrsas1 conn, f-rFr.s \
 Kind ef Governrrsrx vgslson Nkarta.
 On the eve of possftae accomplish. ments at the mediation conf erence alt the president aims af the one inpor- fant achiev e1nent-ahe establishment of q permanent andSconstifudon onal gov errment in Mexico pledged to carry out the reforms, notably agrarian, which Mexico needs.
 When the time comes for t1Ie lorna lion of a provisional gov eminent, if eveE it comes. the idea of the adminfs- tratton is that there shoa1d be 8 con- nIssion government composed of ef- theE neutral members or of IepEesenf- atives cf aEA factions One.o& the great obstacles ae recognizad to be inc dif7- culty iof obtaining neutral raenlers, as aimest every one Of irnporElnce and faction or another Another obstacle Is that the Consti tfonalists w1H not accept any gosernnent other than one of thelr own making gs s;l
 That President wilson apparently took direct charge of the faef ut1ations In Niagara Falls was indicated when f a telegraph Hne from the quarbexs of I the American mediators was rur to the | White House