The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

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"..'Ue Ia .a",,aS ,,a' ,bo ,,,nc Ma
cna y n ma raoos,I,to, ~ somo faction in
Nnxa
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Though Secretary Lansing this week
received statements of claims from rep
iescntatives Of the Carranza and villa
factions. 1t was an open secret hat all
the members OF the conference were OF
the opinion that recognition OF Car
rama was the most expedient course
10 pc pursued III was aumitieu pfnc-
ticalIy mat all tlit wouid prooaoiy ~
tervcne between this CONCLUSION anu .ne
actual extension OF ~recosnition 10 Car-
'dmna "ou'u nc purc lor'ns,.y. -
~" reaso"'ns upVu mn".n ."'o 80.
TO ,hat which hitherto has been set forth
as the basis OF the policy OF the Cniteo
states Government during the TWO ana u
half years that WOODROW wilson mas
been President.
According TO Il diplomat VINO mas taken
u leading part In the Pan-Amsricah dis-
cussions regarding Mexico, the funda-
mental of the reasoning By which the
present policy was arrived at was tnat
the internal affairs Of Mexico are the
proper concern OF no one but Mexico.
whale her international relations are
most properly the concern OF the United
states n other Governments.
II was openly declared that the United
States Government blundered when 1t
refused to recognize Huerta. on moral
grounds, and that therefore the first
step Of the conference was to find IA
way of undoing this blunder This the
conferees believe will be accomplished
by the recognition of CarranZa.
1t is asserted by members Of the
conference that heretofore the United
states has been all wrong In its Mexi-
can policy, In that II failed to dis
tinguish between the phases OF the New
lean situation with which it might prop
erly concern itself and those which were
exclusively the business of the Mexicans
tbemsolycs.
-
b"ck u SounH n"s'S'
Such matters AS what the Mcxicans
choose to do TO Presidents and ex-Pres-
dents. or tho manner In which land il
held in Mexico are not. according to
thase members OF the conference, the
h,,sjnes. NJ tho limited states. IL is
.ntonI.d he d,nlomats therefore that
- - ,,sric,n conference has r,llly
,as,orad Tho nolicv ~ tho United States
hnsi
,auu1,io, ~, an. a., tho factions
oeos' - ..,o.i,, -, tha
.l L. -rln. thns tharn
eo",ei@nN' tn 49, .nro
''Hsht w III,
agency "ni'h o'nei o',1xaens
hoIo seeoun, W ~ ~,
to"aru ioreisiels piot -
aS SCOT as a so'erninen' "a iii 800.
oenizeu II shaii recei.e .ne l", w.
eration OF 'he othcr N"'el',an
menus III eucn neiat',. a. 20 80
to enable 1t to meet us foreign op'sa-
lions. Such AID shouiu not however.
conferees declare, extend 10 matters Vi
Mexico's Internal concerns, -
This distinction, drawn by tne latin
American members oil the conference
and also on several occasions ny UT.
C~arranza himself constitutes me ch'e,
difference bet~een the FORMER poncy Oh
president wilson an" ,.a' " o
has now been committed throuen .he
JOINT agency Vi Seofe1a.s "'N
she la.Iu Eant,an Tans,n1 col, This
afternoon tina the matter has not been
yet discussed by the conference. there is
a general expectation that following
the recognition of Carranxa The United
States will begin to place all possible
discouragements In the way or the op-
position to Carranza.
The ~reimposition or an emsareo on
the expectation OF arms Into Mexico
has been regarded here as the most I'M
portant aid which the United states
Government can extend 10 Carranza.
IL Is generally agreed mat Nilia anu
his associates could not last ions as an
effective. organized faction !, tney Were
unable TO obtaln arms anu munitiohs
from the United states. VIVA does not
now cohtroi any inportan. s.apot.' 50
that the Chiteu STATES ~ V'ae'iea''' HIS
sole source OF supply
Nothing snort Oh az ieast parma
nhahciai SUPERVISOR" VI "eNie' :. .no
United states VIII meet thts Ieau,.e.
ment, many onlvIais mere pel'e'e' =.
Mexico Is herseli not reauy 70 accep,
such a measure VI oon'.oI ~ !. ~
states, ana consequently the p'iet IL
general here that the Mexican propleih
Will henceforth he dealt Win emery IN
It's financial aspects. peveiopm ms
along this line are not expected lot some
0me 10 come, however.
Fear More BlOOdsheJ.
,,a ,., .do,,od
n'se optos.r 10 Ca,r,,a,,aa
oy 'he w n~a carr,n,,
tfat ~ "tii =, u. ''" Srara > r,n,ors
VIII ne oNei'h'o"n, -
or uIshlec,tu" am,o7 hn, w. ,ha
loiioWera anu ,ePo.'s ."a. rni,.
'arranAa cnlrl'a'nS ~ so.ue na,
increment. The belief in Administra
tlon quarters however 10 snat I've - e.
SION Oh me .o,ltet.,re W a,u -
lah@a WIN u'she'I'." ue yppos y,
MN anu WIN osu " ~ MS a'u ,ha iU
tuoee w"'"e "'9"e " "'
h'ns STU, ~ .,o
~ "e1s T., co.
".itouneon!e', ~ ~ nrnito an,a
H. raIt -, ~ vii,
i'IiuuA" :" 800 annrnas