Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30
MediatorS Uncertain Whether
to- Quit or Curb Their Dis
gust Over Cauanza'S De-
lays for a Few Days Longer
ANOTHER PROTOCOL
MUST BE NEGOTIATED
Hueta Delegates Want Def
mite Agreement as to When
Evacuation of Vera Cruz Is
to Take Place

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10y MORNING JoussAL SPECIAL lrAsro ~rsu
Niagara Falls, Ont June Medi-
alton tonight is IN most complex
state It's principals are undecided
whether formally 10 adjourn or To-
recess and renew their efforts
through the American government to-
ward bringing the constitutionallst
and Huerta delegates into conference
for the solution Of Mexicos internal
problems
While the signing OF the series of
protocols covering various phases Of
the International situation has brought
forth confident expressions from some
quarters here that mediation has
been success, skepticism has arisen
among others vitaily connected with
the proceedings as to whether any
thing Of value actually has been ac-
complished
That war has been 9verted Is gem
orally admitted, but Of the actual pa
cification Of Mexico, few here see any
visible signs Of progress.
Provisions Of Protocol.
The protocols already signed set
forth IN effect the conditions under
which the United States will recog-
nice a new government in Mexico.
Everything. however. is conditioned
on the establishment Of provisional
government WhtoA' must De the re-
suit of an agreement between the two
warrng factions These have not yet
been brought together Some of the
uediators doubt if they ever viii be.
Even II they confer there has been no
indication that the aonstiutionalists
viii alter their gucompromising atti-
tudo toward the Huerta faction
Minister Naon. who is believed TO be
on intimate terms with the constltu-
tnnalists as ne recently has been in
private and secret communication
with their representatives ir Wash
ngton, processes optimism Minister
Suarez and Ambassador DaGama are
understood 10 be much less confident
and rather skeptcaI The Huerta
delegates are n0n-committal They
want TO bring about peace and are
willing to wait a reasonable length OF
time for the arrival of the constiu-
tioralist deleFa ae but not indefinitely
The American delegates VIII remain
here as long as there is q flicker Of
hope for a solution.
Fear Conquest Of Mexico City
In the meantime the widening
breach between Carranaq and villa
and the weak resistance being offered
by the Huerta troops 10 the consuu
tonallst advance are producing grave
apprehension that a military conquest
of Mexico city Is likely while media
tion is in session which may pro-
woke the international controversy
anew
Tomorrow Ambassador DaGama
win return from brlet vacation.
Minister Suarez made II clear that no
has remained hero merely 90 await
Mr DaGama's return and not because
he thought il was his duty 10 wait for
the eonstltuuonalist delegates. The
disposition o. the mediators Is to keep (
themselves free from entanglement IN [
Meuoo's internal affairs. Although
tho answer to the note sent by the /
medlators 20 Carranza last Monday [
has not arrived is expected TO- I
morrow
To Provide for Evacuation
An important protocol is to be I
signed before the medators can form .
ally adjourn They have not yet OBJ
tanned an explicit agreement be-
tween the American and Huerta dclc-
gates on the language Of the proto-
col relating 20 the future evacuation
II Vera Cruz by American troops
until the provisional president had
been agreed upon by the two Mox I.
can factions Without g. information
ai controversy would not be conn
plcttiy settled The informal under
atanding is that protocol shall De
drawn which VIII set forth Thar the
American forcce win withdraw from
Vera Cruz aftor new provisional
government is established aud rcc6g-
nzed Tho Huorta DELEGATES al anx
ious that "a short period be fixed, OK
tending from the day of recognition,
within which the American forces
HllNNiN Hhii 1ANAs iAN HANEN FNNhtfNf
has hesitated Go make definite prom
ises in this r,eard preferlng 10
await much moro material evidence
Of the actual pacficauon Of the
country
Oocupauon Of Vera cruz
The Inconsistency of attempting TO
hold an election n 90 Mexico while
American troops are encampcd on a Z
part of national territory has been
advanced as an argument against
continual occupation and there is IT.
tie doubt that the American govern
ment will consent 10 the fixing Of y A
definite period for the Withdrawal Of [
General Funstons troops
Tho entire aspect Of the problem
however, may be altered as @ result I