Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-03
President Dispatches State. ment to the Leaders of the Various Warning Factions in the Adjacent Country.
MEXICANS MUST SETTLE
 ALL THEIR DIFFERENCES
Statement Marks a Change of Attitude by the Washing ton Government Toward Mexican Situation as @ Whole.

WASHINGTON June 2-An fac tions in Mexico were publicly called upon by the President. in the name of the United States government. to "accomodate their differences" and set up a government that can be ac- corded recognition. Failure to unite in a movement to bring peace in Mex ic0 within a very short time. an- nounCed in the statement telegraphod C. Carranza, Villa and others. would constrain the United States to decide what means should be employed" in order to save the people of the south ern republic further devastations from internal farefare
 Everywhere, in official and diplo- matic quarters, and among MeXicans of varied Jennings the statement is i'm tcrpreted as meaning the United States will bring pressure to bear at first Co unite the factions in a choice oE a provisional president. and failing to bring all elements together, to give active support 10 those which diu agree. Intervention is considered pos. sible as an ultimate development but only if a hopeless condition of anar- chy followed with no remedy within the republic.
 The statement marks the departure in the policy of the Washington gov ernment toward Mexico. It was de- cided upon after several meetings of the President and his cabinet to study the reports of Duval West who made a personal investigation of conditions in Mexico and declared that none Of the factions seemed capable of re- storing order or bringing into power a stable government
 The effect of the statement was to start a variety of speculations as 10 what the American government meant by lending its active, moral support to some man or group of men, if such may be found, in an effort to ignore if they cannot unite, the warning fac tiOns of the country" In high official quarters it Is explained the United States has hitherto maintained a neu- trality as between the factions but is now preparing to choose between them or to give it's support to those elements. in the existing factions which gave the most promise of sue cess.
 An embargo on arms and the cutting off of other means of support in the United States would be put into ope ration to assist the chosen elements as against those ignored the American governments demands for peace.
 While detail sof the gomenments policy are not yet available it is sai' on good authority that it is intended 10 restore constitutional government in Mexico after the factions agreed on a man for provisional president b' first according recognition to Vasquez Tagle or some other member of the cabinet of the late Madero, entitled 10 succession under the Mexican laws The minister, SO recognized will b' expected to formally appoint 10 hii cabinet the man chosen to head the new government, In whose favor h' would resign Orders of the AmericaI troops. along the border to co-operat, with the Red Cross in getting foot supplies to the starving Mexicani probably win be issued at the Wa Department this week as a result O the conference of the President an' Miss Mabel Boardman.