The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
All of same Opinion.

IT, other words il is believed that the
seven countries interested will arrive
a. the same conclusion. although they
travel toward II along their individual
routes.
The success Of the revolution in Mex
30 is acknowledged by all. In their
opinion Huerta himself acknowledged
That when he quit the country. There
lore the necessity OF considering any
ella ms ihat his adherents may think
'Iey have has been eliminated. only
the factions that now hold the field
against eaoh other and who are en-
"oavoriug to enjoy the fruits OF their
united efforts against Huerta need apply
i}r recognition.
While each faction Is seeking to es-
'ablfsh its superior claims the confer
ei ce countries will continue their policy
o. routrality. No effort will he made
= Increase the material and moral
'inacities Of CarranZa or Villa or Ia
J ata, or any one else who thinks he
- the upper hand at the present time.
There will he no discrimination as re-
ip""ts shipment Of arms and munitions
'r anything else that may assist in in
t'eaSing material and moral capacity
y or will there be any special arrange
Inent for any faction in the presentation
~ claims. For the next three weeks
ne conference becomes a court Of claims
N each member sitting as judge
"io viii decide, without consultation.
~ to the merits OF the claimants.
No Armed Intervention.
With that as the situation the ques-
''n Of armed Intervention in Mexico
is rs far in the future as ever Ac-
'"rdlng To those who participated in the
conference there is no thought OF II
row and there never has been. 1t was
stated cmphatcally that all are still
~ N" opinion that the nacification OF
Mexico Is matter to be decided cN-
Husively by the Mexicans themselves.
The conference yesterday was held at
NJ" Biltmore. Secretary Of State Lam
>'g presided and those who sat with
h m for nearly three hours were the
Ambassadors from Argentina. Brazil
md Chile-Iiomulo S. Naon, Domclo da
baind aud Eduardo Suare2- Muj jica-aud
the Minister'S from Bolivia, Uruguay and
'ua'emala-IguaCiO Ca,dcron, Carlo
Maria de Pena and joaquin Mendez.
When they had finished thClr delibera-
'ns the following statement was is-
sued:
The conference held in New York
OF the 1lth of August. in addition to
deciding upon the transmission Of "A
telegram addressed TO the persons con-
h''ll"d IN authority IN Mexico, nvit-
Ing them 10 cease the struggle by the
organ cation Of "A de facto government
D. common agreement among them,
resolved to recommend to the Gov
'rm"nts represented at II "the recog-
Nnon without further analysis Of the
Government arising out Of such agree
in"lIt, provided 1t guaranteed the lives
and property Of nationals and foreign
'-.' and in the event OF such agree
u"ut not being possible. "the recog-
iH'lon Of any provisional government
with the material and moral capacity
necessary to protect the lives and
property Of nationals and foreigners"
Time 10 Act Now.
I'm pursuance with this resolution
aud the mpossiblity Of recognizing a
@"'orument Of all the factions. owing
I" the lack Of such an agreement, the
14pIurnatic representatives resolved at
~ last conference TO communicate to
iNclr respective Governments that in
tn"'r judgment, the time has now come
I" carry out the policy agreed on at
trc conference OF the llth In case OF
~" mpossiblity Of recognizing a de
f'r'p government springing from the
common agreement of all the factions.
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