The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07
CONFEREES WILL REASSEM-
BILE IN NEW YORK EARLY
NEXT WEEK.
In Meantime Diplomats viii Con-
fer With Governments and
Lansing With Wilson.

WASHINGTON. Aug s-The Pan.
american conference considering
means 20 restore peace 10 Mexico ad
lourned today after having developed
no divergence OF opinion a. 20 itH gen.
erAl purposes but leaving undecided
the exact course TO be pursued IL
VII reassemble In New York probably
early next week
Meanwhile the Latin.American din
lomats will communicate with their
governments and Secretary Lansing
VIII confer with President Wilson
Two days OF conferences and hearing
reports have brought all the partici.
pants In accord with President VIII
sons general plan which is promised
on the fact that the great majority Of
me people Of Mexico desire peace
Nnich 70 be lasting must 20 beyond
consideration OF those who have their
plans through force OF arms The
conferees were impressed that while
the armed forces are I'm position 10
keep the country In a state OF turmoil
they are. nevertheless. only a small
proportion % 'he people OF Mexico.
~ was reported tonight that the
general form Of the final apepat 10
the factional leaders had been agreed
upon by the conferees and adjourn
ment taken while Mr.. Lansing laid II
before the President. The secretary
was said 10 be at work on a draft OF
me appeal tonight In consultation with
Secretary Lane. who has kent in close
touch with the Mexican situation. The
appeal viii be addressed to the Nexi-
can people. Copies will be presented
10 the various Mexican leaders 70
the governors OF the Mexican states
With regard 10 the faction they rep
resent, and also be circulated through.
out Mexico by American and Latin
american consular officers bearing
me ratification of all South and Cen
tral American governments
While all the participants are In
sympathy with the Presidents pIan 20
lnduee the military factions to enter
anotner peace conference. and have
slgnihed their willingness TO co-oper.
ate with y 20 the fullest extent. the
south Americans are not sanguine OF
for elimination OF the military leaders
Mexico
Questions Of Momen,.
~ Is realized that there are oues-
ions OF vast moment when consider
"a IN the light of MeNico's interna
,l3nsl OBLIGATIONS and the RESPONSE
narins 20 sponsor her rehabiiitation
mat cannot be determined in anv
brief conference but must he tho
subject OF deliberation.
Foremost II the extent TO which the
claims OF the military chiefs shall be
considered. and What concessions he.
tween them can be arranged. Ono do.
Nelopment which emphasized that
ieature was the dispatch tonight of
Major General Scott chief of stan Of
me army. 70 the Mexican border TO
confer with General villa.
ne war department refused 10
comment on General SCOTS mission
and u was said that any statement
would be made by the state depart.
ment After n conference between
General Scott and Secretary Lansing
and Acting Secretary Breckenridre Of
me war department 10 was said the
general was going 10 readtust the
American forces in the IiRht of recent
developments which have threatened
attacks on border towns u was gen.
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