Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-19
United StateSQnd LatIn-Amer-
lean Nations Take Step
Formally Which Had Been
Advised by Conference
ARMS SHIPMENTS TO
REBELS TO BE STOPPED
Man Now at Head Of South
en- Republic Has Had Pic
tureSQue Career Supported
Madero and Fought Hueta

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Washington 9et Diplomatic
relations between tho United states
and MeNCu viii be formally renew
I'd tomorrow. after a lapse Of two
Years and eight months. nv the form
al recoguiuon Of Nenustiane Carnu-
ga GA the chief executive OF the de
facto government of Mexico.
Secretary Lansing and the ambas-
sailors from Brazil chile and Argen-
tina aud the ministers from Bolivia,
Uruguay and Guatemala. constituting
thc pup-AmbriCan conference on
Mexican affairs met today and decid
ga upon the form Ina which their re-
spcctNe governments would present
recognition and fixed tomorrow as
The time for the act Atterward Soc
rotary Lansing made This announce
mcnt
"The conferees under instruction
from their several governments viii
recognize tomorrow the de hcto gov
ernment of Mexico Of which General
CRrrura Is the chief executive.
Formal Recognition Today
Each government viii address 10
General Carrauza letter or note of
recognition 90 bc delivered tn flseo
Arrodoudo, personal representative of
Gmeral Caranxa here Mr. Are
dondo who Is "A first cousin of MT
Carranza. win leave here Wednesday
on Thursday to convey IN person the
letters of recognition from the sev-
era governments
Win the decision on the form OF
recognition the Pan-AmsFiCan con
terrence ON Mexican affairs adjourn
ed Five meetings IN all bad been
held, the first two being devoted to
framing AN appeal to the contending
Mexican factions to reach an agree
mont ON their internal affairs Ia
view Of the failure az the important
clements to agree, the conference de-
cided that recognition should be re-
corded To the strongest faction
Since recognition was agreed upon
a week ago official reports show that
material change for the better has
taken place In Mexico, that railroad
ana telegraph limos are being rapidly
repaired aud that conditions are fast
becoming normal IN many places,
Thousands OF troops hitherto under
General villa have token advantage
OF he offer of amnesty and laid down
their arms ana Secretary Lansing and
the Pan-Amercan diplomats feel thar
q fair start hns been made toward
restoration OF peace and reConairuc-
tlon the success Of which depends
noW upon the administrative ability
OF C3uan2a and his advisers
Cai1nnka'~ Assurances,
Assurances have been given by
Carunza that foreigners will be pro
tectcd In their lives md property
TINT claims VIII be paid. that ans
mostly win be- gkon 90 political enc
mics Uho wear allegiance 10 the new
government and that there viii be No
prosecutions of the clergy The Am
ericau government ~ hopeful that
these promises viii be- fulfilled
The decision 60 refer 70 General
Carfan2a as the chief executive oI
the de- facto government of Mexico
was rcached after some discussion hA
to the ttlcs Although provision
al president" s generic term applied
To the executive OF republic, rear
was expressed I'm some quarters thai
since il had not been used by Gem
eral Carranza himself IT, Use by for
pien governments might create the
IMPRESSION i'm MeX.c hat he was be-
ing chosen to Il now office by foreisn
The words chief tx
pcutiVo' wore used alec 20 avoid any
Impression that constitutional gov
arumcnt WAS being recognized, for
while there r. mo- difference in the
benefits OF recognition tu a. de facto
or dc iurp government the consitu-
tiunu order d Mexico will not be-
proclaimed untl p constitutional as
aomblv is called some weeks hence
This assembly will formally designate
General carran2a az provisional
or president ad interim,
and arrange for tho constitutional
elections of president aud vice presl-
dent
Embargo on Arms
Tomortow's action VIII mean the
proclamation OF an en-
barge ON arms iu accordance With the
Joint resolution passed bv congress
m March, 1912 All consular repre-
sputativcs of the CWrau1a govern
mont VIII br recognized M their Of
rcml capacity as soon as they pre-
sent credentials and apply for eN
uHHrs American consuls 10 Mex
Eco who have moi possessed eXqua-
tm4 win apply tor them now and IL
is understood incidentally that the
American consular service in Mexico
will hr reOrgaul2ed.
European governments viii be no.
tilted by secretWy LansinE of The
washington cuNtrnmenta action III
cEtcndue recognition aud although no
suggestion viii boz mace tu them, it
ia understood most uf them viii fol-