SIGNS OF PEACE

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2137, 1 May 1914, Page 7

SIGNS OF PEACE

IN MEXICO.

LEADERS HEADY?

10 MEET. •

ARMISTICE PROPOSED.

WILL HUCRfA STAND DOWN

By Tdcsfapfi-J'rtss-' Awaciation-CoMfteht Washington, April 20. The South American negotiators have formally asked tlw United States and Mexico to agree to an armistice. ' .Reports from Mexico CHy iiulicate that thero is littlo elianco of' motliattofi being .U'ceptflbJd t-o Mexifans generally. (Rec. April '30, 10.30 p.m.) W&shtaiittin, April 29.General Carhuiea, the Coustitutionatist leader, has agreed to accent South Ajncrtcuu mediatioii in tJie settlommit of his (Hsputc wiih General Jluerta. Thii niodintors couiidently expect that Hiterta will ;ic«ifrt a proposal for an annistice, tliu United' States beiaig agrdoablo. "Times" «jm! Syd»«y "Sun" Service*.' Washington, April 20. Kobmly has any inklmg of Uw terms' Of lnudiutioii in Mosko. 1!: is assumed that Htierta's elifninatiMi will be <mo of AißcriVn's stiptilniiiuis. ']Tn> is discomforting, unless Hirerta can lw jscrBusuled t» remove hiiusclf uneoirfitionaliy. ' ■ (Rsc. April 30, C p.m.) tCMtipii, April Si). Franco has just-ructeij her representatives ;tt Washington ami at Mexico City to support, the movement of HiediaUon between the United States and Mexko. This is reganW-Ks tho first indication of a. coHeoiins. .South Anicric.tu jxiliey, which is considered to, ha likely to lead to the establishment of a tahiMe of power in i-I»e .New World. RISCIJIMCTHE REFUCEES. exodus fiiom aiixioo city.' Vera Cruz, April 39. Commander Tweedle, of tSjo British tirtiise.r Bssos, hits arrived hero from 3-fexiocn City, and reported tliai his iutereessioii on beiialf of foreigners tlrofo was snccessfol. Ootoraa.»der Tweedle •sTCccedatl in pei-suadiug Huafta to, rfr, lease ix ntimbor of Americans, itftd TwGodlo hJßiself brought out one drod American rofiigves. Sir Liofv«l ' C'jtr-dDU (the British' Xlinister) askietetj Oemmander Tivcedle in his courorences with IJuerta, frlio finally agreed t<?. "allow the refugees to daparb-without oseort. Englishmen msuncd the. trains. Women refugees ntfc holding intligisation Hieetiiigs against their, enforced <lopartui'e, and not being rffowfid to await 'their husbands' awiva).

BRITISH Alt) AT TASIPICO, Tailvpfce, April 2®. Tlio withdrawal <>f Ameriesii warships almost jvros'iAo , :] a . piwie fcwo> Two tiiousnml. Anterrcans stilliremain. British pat-wl hoats are aiding, refugees froai iiihuid points to escftpe. citytfariis. OILPIETJDS' CLOSED. "'fimes" nn'ti Syrfaev "Sn4" jcrricei. (Ike. April 30, o 'p.m.) ' , t .Lafidort, April 29. 'A report from Mexico City statiis that the Tanipico" oilfields haVc- bc-nti etosod. Thc'ncittralisatine of the oil ■/one is being urgei!, to jireveut tlse stoppage of tte world's supply. NAVAL SOMBAROMENT. , '■ A HEPORtf i)EiVIED. ;■■ (Hec. April 30, 10.39 p.m.) . Mexico «tty, April ®. Accarding to r< message received iWjiix eno- of the ifcxieaii generals, nn Aniel'iCB.K war-ship- kmhiW iho wharves' ai Jfeii'zanillg, and tlio buildings adjatSJlt. (Bcc. April 30, 11,15 p.m.) Washington, April S3. i Ml , . Daniels (Secretary to tfio Jfav.y) lias 'tlenied tliat any American lya-rshjjv was in the itcigliboudiood of MaiKftBfllo. The United States contenipfetes proyieTijig war funds totalling thirty 'm.illions' sterling. ' '

LATIN AMEBIOA'S VOICE. ON TTNITEI) SWTES'TsWRTESt'IO?! : TOio c anted refr-renc-o (atevp) to the pes* siblo torclojHtieWt of ft. telanco of powr : in the Now World, alicl tho ceiicp.rtaj atffifts of tiia dtpjoißatiß rc.ffffif.fl.iilntives of. the Ijatia American rejntbUrs to .proinote ' negotiations fof .mediation Ucliyeen ttln . United Stairs and Mexico, lend jypcowl ail* tf-rest to th<> views expressed in a latter So the London "Times" in Xovomijfer ■ last by Sniior CapeUa of Pons, tho dis-' tingiii?li!?d t'fUEnhyflß iliplomAlisi", on iliri eoßeral nrUieijilfl of Mitevei-in-sri by fchft . ijujfw! Stafos iti tlio affairs cf Hiesi reI>i)ljsii;l. "Pnmft cjcccption''lias ]>pcb tsilsMi in Greur Bri!;«'i-i ni:ul nUparpniiy also in [ varfoWß State m Latin Aincri-ea fnWi'teA •'. "The .Times" iii a itrcfnlwy ni-iie'lc), -to the priittiple tlwt tlie fJisitevl Stafos Ss ; battftt] to viwlitsilc i.« Mesioo, Ijv for-nis of arms ji noctesnry. tho sntietity :of. W- : prescntativD institntiejis ami o.f consttt-n----tionn] jiwtljuds of RovcrnnHxit. The bwitonWon that the refusal te tho United ' States to. recosrnisp any siiccfssnil svdvtwtwref, merely )>/>mhs6 )u? way 'w j fill. v;Wilfl triiil to eJiiwk rin-oliitinaiary I iniii-itivo in Jfesico ami olhcl , parts &f { .Litin Ainwka-'h.ii 1»w» riwftnjcd us nn ] 'ftvrogation tn itwtf by the tJii'lpcl Staka ftf.a rirtit of intcrfoiitten in (lie domes-; 'tie affairs of Latin .Wncnonn cnttiitrjw. nflrl as .tho proelawation of a 'Itiud of i moral pvotcclowte os-.»r ihw.. BiieUAwd I to iis tUmost earorily. tlie nrincipk enmißtStfit 5s <ionlvtl»'!« siifiMntiMc of Rime s«eh ii'trroretflh'on, aiu! it is from Hits point of vi*ir I'i.it P<nw r.incHa v I'ons protests asdin.'t ii. »s a ilirent to thi , iititefiendßMce of the f.alil) .iniPrifliui nalioM and ii vlola'ion i>f thi , universally recentsed pHuciplcs of Jiitcriialieirftl law." ' , ■ ' Cuba No Precedent. Senor Capella y Pfluß.j«Jmits tlio -jastifieftHoa of Hie 17nil* , ■. States GovStiiinctit's iutcrv?ntioji'-.'j Cuba on ancftuat' of the exceptional conenrrente of ftjrcuwel'antos which tuade it nccosjary in (liafc case, a»d ftlwvo all hearing in minil Unit Cuba was not ah indepoiwlcnl Stale, but a possessjoii wreheeusly liandlcd, whicii for many aiHl many years ct«il(J Mft-rer tx; brought , to -n. state of tolwnble stibiinssion. "Prom sach a special oaso," ho Mys, "I o>» UUftWe to dodntso the tiijlit of a natwm to intrudp into tlie internal affairs of iiaflrtcr nation iti sinter (r> i.i ; pJiold censHtutionnl jsriiwinUs, .rojeci jwr--tietilac persons us canfliilnte for prwrtiwnt fHncfinns, Ami tes <lofinc what 15 tho will «f flitizpits 'nvopwly PSp-M*pprl nnil rpffirteted.' I inidrrsl-anjl vpfy wll that EHmpcan Gsvprßmonts «h<M)l<l ! hl>=bin iro.rn ;ii ! .i'i'i!T i>l f'ipli n nolirrf, i nnd Ipare to ftc UniW nil Hμ cous«c(fipiif»i: niiiJ r**EK3ii?i!)ilities cj' sudli Bvnei tniilprbltinq; , !. '"Aftw all ilio ttonWe"! riiroTurh wlisch lin? passpit it wovjld l>p oluifwt i-kli-pillows tn loftlt iti anythlns hilt n dieta- j tor'illip tn pnrry the cminfry faiv-nnU n<ir. inn! rniiilil!n'v4. A jiofi'ilniiofi, strnndy «'ial:fl»i V w«nv ovent*. (*«• Moh pwsililv oenvcrt i:?o!f, fnnm '"'eh? t«< moi'-ninir. into a pnmmiinilv rnW liv prilioiii'iC'S. p.ikl otifl i'.i w'nioii it would l>? po<»«il>|p I" plp."p n! Hβ Imnd '.-1 man ivJw oh--sr>y=. ibc'iiinimv) nf .1 mniofiiv flf 'liis enfrh»n»i«i*il fpllnw-fiitiwiis.' Tliis world i<! not yp'- so MPor (o pprfp"li<iii. Ifnrn o"4 tp'« iwivflnood raiinnt he iiid«pd !>v Iliii «-!> i«" siifral and iiatuiiK iuu«f lip left lf> 1»i!ilil Mipii' fn(,irn.! iitlln liy lilllp. and V llicic own -fSi'H'. M'crp tlie Atiiprirans- of Ilio fj'llifpil PlafpS (hrnxWr-r iinsMll" Iliroilill .1 ppri'td r-n.l ilniceliii- wHii in raiiitihiii thw'v fl| wlMiplC) wfllil*! liify ll'"it ,U ,lhlH'« ible tIM I iiuotiicr ualisu should -decide to

iv-doem them 1/y nui-Hisiug its own special views mi their internal nifeifs? Rights of RtivoJuttoiuiries. "K is i!o( the business of'the VnllnA \ Shies to check revolutions in other Anwrieaii coimniuiilics, t-vllilc- iS is their duty ««!■ to biipjirirt euoJi revolutions J>y llwir opeu' sympathy, ami by all mesma their H;ll'-nttTH>uti.'d iiiltlierHy to sio the Bitiiriliftiis iif roii.slitiitkMHi..! oi'cyu;is;3.Vtos) m fionipihiiig ."ibiailutiity out of pkee, Tμ flirekiiiß of i-ovgliilioimrj , agHntians is Ihf .-.Hair of jintwns ibraisplvp.", ami (he wsiilt of trained sirivl rtflvsmwd internal jiolifics. A!) that <lo» not come from «wli sources is uHiiidal, iiiii«?})tiiblo, n viojiitwn of Jniippeuilpjice, arul wotikl itself, in Ilio long niii, prove rcvoliiltoaar.y. Kvsnli. , mipflit fftlve l>y ilii'insflyos this prions rasiilicr, whick ollicrwiso msiy t<nv<l to more disajfreciMe and lading caftfef|iiPiiCFs for tbo fiitui-p (hofr dfliig'orotts it is imjiossilwp to say) !-.h;m Hjn iinwsfcHate ■ (Imiffcrs hi livc.« «n<.l inlcrosU', fdrauls , : Ri-avp onotirjli. Hot I tlivJvk thai: t.lio wavn- !!■]•;' «f ilio great- tJepuHltc to ile rest of Ifie Ame.ricau Riafos, If it fee true, mnft l)i- Ifsken into iltie coasidoratittii find lirftvoke pome dipioiiWitic esclvaiigin of viow-s, siji.ee nil ftation.s, Itowvor, life «yr sfua.li, imil be they nvore or less ndvußcwl, have & I'islit t.o he fully a-cknowlctlgecl and respeclwl, a.5 well its 'tlifir gaod as in their I bad fortiinß." ' ' I