New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Ol.dces Lacking. Yet
Conference Agrees
m Recognition.
II 5. MAY ACT
IN ONE WEEK
First Chief Had Blocked
Proposal for Peace
among the Factions.

4. plan FOR the pacihcatioh OF Mex
70 BIZ agreement among the factions
,,.-e. the Psn-American Conference
,,,e to-day decided TO recommend
bat recognition be granted TO the
:. man who had blocked that plan
ysDustiano Carranza. They are
,,giug this recognition, it was ad-
-i.,ed after the conference, in spite
a,be fact that no guarantees have
b,sa received from Carranza on
nos, Of the points which, it has been
j.clsred, must be assured before rec
,uition would be justified, and with
o,lv partial assurances on the other
rirs.
The recognition is expected to be
rvn promptly The action Of the
r,;erence is unanimous, and Secre-
ar Of State Lansing said after 1t
"a, other American states. not rep
x,snted, had been sounded and IA
rred the plan. While each govern
.gt is acting Individually and the
rx Of the conference has no bind
I, force. the governments repre-
.s,ed are all understood to be un-
.sdslly committed to the recogni-
al policy.
United States May Delay.
The United States may wait TIL II
ans the attitude Of the other con
krsnce governments, though It's ac-
,sa does not depend on them, but an
As.nSrg@ cf pss12s xiii sssse only a
lsv days. and the formal recognition
Is likely within a week.
The srnouncemen, of the action Of
%. conference aas as follows:
The eonferrees. after careful con-
aisstion Of the facts, have found that
tie Csrranzis.a party is the only party
possessing the essentials for Tecogni-
ten as the de facto government Of
ysrito, and they have 20 reported TO
ter respective governments"
Nr Lansing stated that assurances
I'D been given o. TWO Things: That
here would be a general amnesty Of
.asd, not, however. 10 include the op-
iasliion leader, and tnat members Of
religious bodies could return 10 their
,snss with full protection and liberty
dvorship provided that they had not
,i would not interfere in political
s.sin.
Other matters, such a. the paymen,
iae vast claims against Mexico bv
hisigners, the holding Of fair elec-
tons, the protection OF foreigners and
"sesssions granted 10 them. and the
l'ity TO maintain order had not been
'nsidered he said, as part Of them
'Sld no, be discussed with any but
y established government, and others
sGs matters of i,-ar,s concern. in
,,,.. .....5.- ....--s...
'o"'" i'o'
Claims Must BE Paid.
r-
'"' 'o'"'iihg sI'O'uoV'OVV were
- discussed ID was explained. be-
a.,e s,eb -.. .,. o.;..
,,,,,,
'e'OeNi@r" government ana
would not be proper 10 take the mat
H with Carrsnla uptil ne bas been
,ssognirsd I. I....5......, -.
-. 'O"
immediately following the recog-
..a'n the United States will press
tss claim, t.a t,.,s
.sS "a,
u. VI 'ue nations OF Europe, and IN
q" upon an acknowledgment Of re-
'isLabiiitv Wbr. A...fo~a roooc.
c.r,,,s, % D" one sense 10 emo
sn,., 0'''''' 0'iei o'NH'u'''e'
Se,s,s 'o"e ih afislng'
s.,sS ~. lansing mas not yet deter
ls,n,,aP ~ VI 'he manner OF notifying
,,ezri,eS re nus government mas oeen
t,ss, ~ T., 81 may ne done by caoie
,ro, y !. me first Chief from Wash
ls,y,,,.oo' l5, " he may be notified through
IN Crg, y, .s. ,I-."I representatives IN
n, s-aei -- ~ through his agency here.
~ rNs ~ 'i,,i.l ls OF an ambassador
,'.s,rn ,f,a. .ne sumiiniis.iration ITS first
ess FvlIe, '' ot sDe INITIAL step is taken.
ssg wese, ,,e'' - ~ l New ork' who was the
psiNnal 49,. y. OF PRESIDENT wilson's
faioo /. .",ss,sa'ofs Of conditions IN
~. 'aghi possible that the appoint