The evening world., 1911-12-07
SlVs in Message Negotiations
With Car on Treaty Vio-
lations Are Promising.
REVEALS ARMY SECRET.
mikes Public Letter Telling of
Possible Invasion of Mexico
70 Foreign Relations.

IVA " Va hhS -
No foreign governments during the
- year. In this mcssag the Presi-
oenA gave the first official explanation
{ the post-haste movement OF 10000
901eral troops to Mexico nine months
-; urged the United States Senate 20
faefy the general arbitration treaties
WITH Great Britain and France and the
Oeoventions with Nicaragua n Hon
o0as anA suggested lsgisiation that ho
Aeoaarsa would strengthen this natioa's
W0ssa trade Inc position among the
otA9 powers. The messagc was read
= coagrsss to-day.
D. two subjects included under For
~ Asiations.' the President spoke
e1ay IN brief fashion. He informed
ooaoVess e the conferences begun by
American Ambassador Guild at ~.
9stersburg In regard to the question of
passports In Russia for American Jews
ana explained that after the Christmas
tUoldayv he expected 20 send a special
message on this subject.
Although not brought out In to-day's
nssoAgs II wal understood hat the
brief mention Of the arbitration treaties
WI BE- followed later by a special mes
~ % the Senate. before which they
ass psndang. urging at length their ratl-
GeAe1ou.
Hoege TO sgg PASSPORT CUES
TON SOON eErTLGo.
TIE prssidsnt's reference 10 the pass.
Dirt question was added after the other
pasts Of the message had been written.
~ AAssGtAea q ~ 0sass Depart
tnaoAr q seaA, "eas AAhasoaAer 70
1noulA - .sessn"'y besa Aaving .
ooe10 - sssSsfeness Win tAe ma.
49, - 4ssG1Gs Affairs % Assola with
. ~ - securing . clearer under.
ooo0loA0 ~ oo1otfuot1ea Of Ne treaty
= ~ bstwssa 3ussas ~ the vAitsd
ooDooo, s1l the 1oA11eatoA Of any
1u1D11G 8ueGaaA ~SeGulAueno WhIeh
na0 - found 70 interfere IN any way
WeuA ~ 1u1 s~se6gAison q ne rights
~ Amoe1eaa eltAsens under tbs treaty.
y bsaisvs thas Ne oovsynnsnt Of
:Aassla y addressing itssls sssieusly
70 ~ tseaSy aAA tAat suM@s1t Frog.
sSgo has been MADE 70 warrant the
.eouN1nuoooe u tAsoe ooAfeSsuoe0 n
~ AeDe tAat there may ~ oeea re-
mOvol aoy publication ct The con-
itsalDte Of treaty violataon nov pssvok
'SeaA - this country. ! expect thnt i'm
'0solaAsty sftss ~ Christmas rsosss
GhAu ~ ahle 70 make . further eom-
,aunAeat1ea 70 Congress - his sab
~"
Aside from his review Of the worlds
history for the past year. In which the
DATED States particularly inquired. the
prooidsut recommended TO Congress- the
isllswins isgislstioni
~ ,etmsaA of Q law prov1Alng
r. ~ SuIAllAsas oS ohiigetions %.
Su1e1 ~ Tie Uni, q States In oonAee-
t1on Nth the %; 'sAt Of - fur seal
VoaABovsssy; the passage Of . law 70
legAea ~ carriage Of opium ana other
shabie-fosnlAg drugs" n iatsrstats
looOmseos; tho formation Of . central
'ssUasasaties In ne :asturs o. a nationa,
,GAanboS % eemnsros tAat would kssy
IN oueh o-egNaisataoas N touch With
ssmasssial a~svsaopnsAts abroad and
~ oaANt0snt iAto lev Of s1seutivs
tegulstaons prevsding for advanosmsn,
h ~ diplomatic and consular service
oD0 . merit basis instead Of through
ostitaeal prsssrmsut.
0uegeUtlon Was also made BY thu
President that the present tartH se'
ohoall ~ emsudsd 90 that its maxi
0aD ana minimum features, dssignst
- peeveat undue discrimination
oGalnst Americas eommsrcs, could b,
fSoAnsted to meet varying degrees o.
11ooS1mlnstion suoh ~ have been On
SounSorel since the present law wa
SasssA
"It 10 increadnsly clear." said TN
President In this connection. that q
obtain and maintain that equity ant
,substAntiai equality OF treatment es
Rental to the f%iourishing foreign trade
which becomes year by year more i'm
.portan& to the industrial and CONNER
ciaa welfare OF the United States W
should have a fsxibility OF tarir sui
hctsut for the give and take Of nego
,tis11en by the Department OF state o.
behalf of our and industry.
outuning the idea Of a central chan,
ber Of commerce" Mr.. Taft suggeste
that such an organization might b
managed by a committee composed @
Z small number OF those now act!vel
engaged In carrying on the WORK G
some OF the large associations OF thj
kiu1 with TENDERS ex-oficio from tn
State n Commerce and Labor DE
.partments. In leading up to this sug
iGestton Mr.. Taft owe that in tn
6scaA year ending June 80. 1911, IN
value OF American exports Increase
e4Aooo.o0o over the previous year.. bu
Indicated that further increase was pos
e6Dle.
PLANS SUDDEN DESPATCH OIL
TROOPS TO BORDER.
3ho Presidents explanation OF IN
0uo1en despatch OF one-quarter OF tn
Amy TO the Mexican border agree
NM Ne unof1cial reasons Tor tina
tBoop 0ovement given last spring. bu
hA 6heW<d In conidcnttst letter I
-. ISeonayd Wood. Chief NJ STAR Q