Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

Washington March 25.--It has iust
been learned that at the recent COM
ference between President TAFT and
Ambassador Uchida sweeping assur-
anCcs that Japan viii withdraw ut
once from Mexico were given to presi-
dent TAFT
QHick confirmation came from
Mexico ,ity In the announcement that
following the martial demonstration
N Texas. thu secret japanese Mexican
treaty has been abrogatrd Ambas-
sador IChida told President Tart that
hc could rest assured that hereafter
Japan viii take no part Whptevct "a
Mexican affairs
Diplomats aud high officials who
| have been watching the situation
! krcniS realized that the announce
mcnt that Tan had extended fcliclta-
| items or fricndlincss To- tchida was
! the mcr"st furmality of diplomacy
II was known ia this ease. as IN the
inyariablr rule in diplomacy. presi-
/ dnut Tuit aud Baron tchda agreed
| before thr, parted as to what state
/ mtut should be- made public. aud un-
/ der the circumstances IN" statement
made was tho most obvious one pos-
/ >iplr. according to the diplomats. Il
i~ pointed out that II was the natural
announcement for this puuutry 10 do
| clare tts fri,udliur~s for Japan. and
+ cor Japan in return TO 80 IA" same.
100 View OF th. TACT that recent dvNyl-
/ uUmtnts w,rr satisfactory to the
/ ruJtrd states II was learned TODAY
/ thG tur secret japanese Mexican
/ treaty. th, rNist,nc, eff which Wns
. puhuciy denied. was framed Ia April
of last year when "A special agent of
/ the mikado went To- Mexico city aud
concluded IN, negotiations
Has Been on Alert
since that time the United states
has been watching every dcvclnpmcnt
win tho utmost care. and observed
with increasing disploasure tho grow
ing activity of Japan IN Mexico. THIS
continued until the Japanese prac-
ucall, controlled the isthmus OF TIE
hauntcpcr and tho ports of th" west
coast ot McNico. below Guaymas.
This was arccntuated and corr"hur.
atcd when io dnNs ago, the Pacific
Mail steamship COMPANY realizing
the uiuht, of competing with the
Japanese ou the coast uf N'Nico.
throw up ~ hands aud announced its
Withdrawal from SaIlna cruz. the pa
lcinr terminus of thr Tchauntepcc Nu-
tiuuaI railroad
The secret treaty related chiefly To-
trade relations and opened the doors
Iui Japan to Mexico. II Was OF such
90 nature. however, according Ia rec
port. here, ,ha, ~ could have been
used a. the basis for much stronger
lalnance Tni. development was whn'
was chiefly feared hy the United
states ana Is said to have ted 10 tho
decision on the part of this govern
J rlrut to t,t iu tprceful fashion
The movement ot troops o. the nor-
der srrNrr u tNu.Ictd purpose n
gave notice CO.. the advisers of Con
piaz aud go Diay himself that this
countr, would not stand any ttif'.ns
ne is positively believed here ,hat tho
so nrn men uuo uu tho horder rolit
, march almost without opposition,
through M,Niro O. th. capital and
IoDgup> IT, pB1 mas mo- army tnat
could oven max, prct,nsr oi oppo-
/ s.t.on
Warmed Japan.
On tho other hand, u served 80
Naru hpau that tho United states
was wild, aNak. and deadly serious
Iabout the situation Those who br-
NoNc thtt Japan is lnsiduously plau-
ming war asaiust the United states
assert tnat shr is not Yet ready To-
! strike and chat when she does strik'
sh, wishes tn take us unaWarcs
Officials who are aware ot the tru"
. facts are amused az the ease with
which a portion oi tho press has been
lHd to d. tvpt IA, diplomatic formall'
ties as the trur situation \ hign Of
ficial who, within the last tew months,
went to Mexico city at the instance
3 or President TAFT and Wh0 IL cone
yorsant with every detail of the case,
hughDd outrisht At the efforts made