The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09

Tho dealings between the two admits
lrations nave been unifcrmly candid:
in tie third place the insurroc,ion in
chihuahua is not important enough 70
justify auy aupl, steps a s some persons
Mould wish 10 infer,
This so-called revolution has been
tonancd 10 the state Of Chihuahua.
This is not revolution There IS
What | may call a great awakening;
sinvng the middle and tho intellectual
rlasscs, q demand for a greater share II,
the activities or the state. This awaN-
enment has been,I may say. most CON
vcniert for tile interests OF democracy.
During this evolution OF a superior pop
uiar Intelligence there has been no
hostility shown III tile CLASSES men
toned to the government or TO Pres
ldent paa.
M Official Demand.
Senior De Labarra confirmed Senior.
timcntours declaration that the Mex
lean government has heard OF no Official
demand from any quarter for interview
ton. either hy tho United states or any
other power Neither. he said had
there been any protest against SNUG
Cling Of arms ana munitions across the
border hy Americans. Herein he diff
Tered from Senior Limantour, who III q
morning interview said that snug Cling,
both of men anu arms was constantly
going on: That "this was rot right
and that il caused iustihable dissatis-
faction.
When did You first learn Senior De
Iabarra was asked, that American
troops in force were 10 lie sent to The
horder?''
Not Until Yesterday afternoon, he
answered
'iou ala not hear Until then, NOT OH
rially?n
rl.c anbassH9d9r hes.itatcl for mo-
Icnlied. PRESIDENT Taft, lie continued.
had intrustcd him With no message
nnd lea he ana senor l4mantonr had lust
"is Gust.G 'hS EGn a,ioa si ins
not beeye tGat i n}srSant T' w ySuId
said "has always becn fair TO Tie IN
sur.ectos. MOI cpNii the I,iax al min
r6,iI5 rs19@st intei,vention u
ine country, ror liza inSurrcction com
rrise,s o Mr. SEM, Of tho nation.
Ambassador WilsUu Wls asked about
1iiaz is on tile Verge of death lean
ony ten irhat havc seen" he said
ii'1reSiident DIX eighty three years
nnd. is stili firm and keen.
,@0t resent anairs- Tie happenings
f. % b.-c tdrl HlNp UatS---l Know 40 more
tnan !as been given out at the White
House. l did not come here TO Bring
r. report from Mexico, but 10 visit my
sick mother
N"t Playing Politics.
VI the attitude OF Americans resi-
5 efni i, IL Mnxieo; y, hs ambassador Mss
Of them ne said ''and many OF then,
consider Mexico their home These 4
incn are intimately related 70 all that
IS most permanent in vital Mexican
ZIG. Americans there are not pla wins
politics Most OF them have great al
nilraNon Tor President DiaZ"
Inc total investment 81 American
capital IN MEXICO, Ambassador Wilson
estimated at about $1,000 600 900
investor and France third
IN Wall street to-day houses closely
n tofich with Mexican affairs reported
1hat thclr adviccs indicated a gravcr
mittcd
reslsthnre pt 5lc insurrectos so lnuch
rs me taet hat The upTisinga grow
coniinuallN nlore frequent, ami that
they keep spreading over a wider area
~ soon as the government sends out
4 force 70 quell an outbreak at one
POINT another rises up behind It,"
:, Late tonight i: Was learned that
Scnor DC La ourra would return TO
lMasiiinston OF the midnight train for
en- and!ence Tomorrow morning with
president Taft.