Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-22
EnvoyS Will Make Effort
TO Have the Rebel and
Huerta Forces Choose
Provisional President.
C0NSTITUTIONALISTS
ENJOYS ON THE WAY
Informal Parleys Between the
Two Warning Factions to Be
Carried on Outside the For
NAL Proceedings, With the
Counsel and Advice Of the
American Delegates.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. June q -
Actual negotiations between repre-
sentatives Of the two fighting fac
tons in Mexico in an effort to agree
on an individual for the provisional
presidency is the latest plan which
the mediators have evolved for the
solution Of the Mexican problem.
Just how the two elements will be
drawn together remained q. secret to-
day and il became known that
strong pressure had been brought to
bear on General Carranza. through
( the American government. and thar
! the mediators had persuaded the
Huerta government to come into the
plan.
Informal ParieSs the Plan.
Informal parleys between the repre-
sentatives Of the two factions. out
/ side of the formal mediation proceed
ings, but with the counsel and advice
Of the American delegates is the OBJ
/ iect of the new plan. This move was
/ adopted as last resort-every effort
/ to get the Constitutionalists 10 agree
/ 10 an armistiee as desired by the
: iltuldlOfS H3NtnS tailed.
The appeal. which is said TO have
/ influenced both factions. is that the
MeXicans themselves must save their
/ country from further spoliation and
bloodshed by each making certain
/ sacrifices. bnt neither side will be
/ asked 10 abandon the principles for
which they have been contending It
will be several days before the plans
will materialize and Constitutionalist
delegates can arrive In the mean
time the mediators and Huerta and
AIRePfcrTr-deie esateswill continue theiP
discussion of other points in the gen.
eral peace plan than those on which
they have been deadlocked. Separate
I converse tions with the Huerfs and
American delegates were set for to-
day.
L. ;. Would Sanction Choice.
/ The determination seems TO be to
leave the question of a provisional
president to the two Mexican factions
10 decide. Any agreement which they
I may reach will be sanctioned by the
American government and the results
of the negotiations would later be in
eorporated in the mediation pro-
ceedings for final agreement.
The advantage of the new plan. if
is said. is that the conferences will
be continued. while the situation in
northern Mexico is developing Fer
nando Iglesias Calderon. leader of the
Liberal party in Mexico is under
stood to be the head of the delegation
appointed by Carranza to attend the
informal conferences here. He is en-
/ route now from Saltillo to Washing
ton
The Huerta delegates are under
stood to have consulted their govern
ment and secured permission 10 deal
with the Constitutionalists
After the conference between the
American delegates and the media
I tors, Justice Lamar said he had not
/ been authorized to make any state.
ment He indicated. however. that
the proceedings would be considerably
prolonged. No ink1ing was given as
10 what had been discussed. secrecy
( being scrupulouslx maintained on
every side. A few minutes later the
! Mexican delegation Was summoned
for a conference with the mediators.
/ WASHINGTON. June e2.-Indiea-
tions here today were that the coming
af the three new representatives Of
the Constitutionalist movement would
Open the way for informal negotia-
tions between those forces and the
American representatives at Niagara
Falls That the mediators themselves
will welcome anything the American
delegates can do with the Constitu-
tioualists was assured here in official
quarters.
The three new delegates enreHie
here, said to have the approval Of
General Carranza and General Villa.
are Fernando Iglesias Calderon, who
has been in conference with Carranzs
at Saltillo; Alfredo Breceda. aide to
Carranza, and L. II. Espenosa, a
member OF Congress during the
Madero administration. II is believed
here that Calderon will succeed
Rafael Zubarau as chief representa-
tive Of the Constitutionalists here
The three men are expected Wednes-
dav Whether Luis Cabrera another
of the Constitutionaists agents in
Washington would remain here, was
net disclosed.
Jose 'Nasconcelos. who has been in
New York for several days on a mis-
sion for the Constitutionalists, re-
turned here today. but will go back
to New York within a few days
Carranza's Message.
Another message from General
Carranza to the mediators has been
forwarded from Washington to Mag
ara Falls. In that communication
the Constitutionalist first chief is re-
ported 10 have discussed probable
informal negotiations as to a provis-
ional government through the Amer
ican commissioners.
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