Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
Washington May Hereafter
Treat Federal and So-Called
Rebel With Absolute Impair.
tiality.
AMBASSADOR TO BREAK
SAD NEWS TO MADER0
Enforcement of Neutrality
Laws Results in Anything
But Enforcement of Neu-
trality President Is Told.
ln, Irnsch MIrc In EycnIne IIcrnIll |

tBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald
Washington. b,c. 90. Thu d"i"r-
animation ui the administration t"I
adopt stncr policy toward Mexico,
~ disclosed IN the announcement last
night ur tho rurpus, tn max" fresh
representation To- that government r".
gardiug M, continuation u' tnr rn-
ncllion. ls directly attributed tu lh'
recent return {" Washington Of -'v-
,ral persons thoroughly c"n,"rSaut
with the alleged cyil conditions exist
inE south uf the border
First Was Henry laur Wilson,
American ambassador To- Mexico, who
has hrcn In close touch with every
on" oi the American consular officers
IN tho disturbed districts and who is
also personally aware Oi the attI-
tudo or m" MrNi,an government to-
ward the larg" number oi American
claims presented ~ u result at tho
dppr"dHtiuns committed hy the rrh-
els
Then there have come forward the
three members Of the sell constituted
committee nT Americans. representing
the lnrR" phnirtiun ana mining IN
Icrcsts Va northern Mexico. who from
prFonal knowledge were able Ia IN
loTm the atntc department or the
NarlGuR practices employed between
tho rebel leaders To- cNtOrt money
from IN" American managers ana
iorrmcn aud uf the comparative IN
difference at tho M"XiCnn goyorun"nt
officials ~ the numerous appeals nf
the American interests tor protection
from the raiders.
Lastly. there have come the NOM
hers uf the senate subcommittee on
foreign relations. fresh from mn In
vcstigatlon u first hand of the hor-
der conditions, from California Ia
Texas.
Tho combination ol an those rep
rCscntntiuns has made "A prufunnd
impression ON IN" administration. II
has been concluded that stronger rcp-
rcscntntiOna than have heretofore"
hcen made must hc directed to tho
Mexican government If th" ""udi-
tiuns are to hc cured In tho nrdi-
nary course these viii h" commune
Gated through Ambassador Wilson,
who II leaving Washington this
morning for New York, whence he
viii sail next Thursday for his post
by way of Vera cruz, The fact that
the ambassador IL returning IN a
leisurcly fashion may lac indicative
or the purpose Of the administration
"a avoid undue haste or excitement
in developing this stronger policy to-
ward Mexico.
II has been represented to the
state department that the strict en-
fnrcrmcnt of tho neutrality laws ~,
IN fact resulting In the maintenance
of an attitude anything hut neutral
on tho part of th" l'nhcd states and
that the Mudcro government is bcnc-
fitting unduly ny the exclusiu'
arms from the rebels, while Itself re-
cclvlnR quantities of military suppl a.
and the United states government u
now contemplating some amendment
"c ,hr practice In that respect So as
Ia make its attitude NOR" impartial
as between the Comhatants,
Reports to the stat" department to-
day from the border refer 10 the
strike 0f 800 McXiCan miners enl-
ploycd In American mines at Cana
nca. sonora, and nf the strong anti.
American feeling among IN" strikers
The local officials express confidence
In their ability 10 control the situn
tion, but II IL Thought Americans In
tho nelRhbOrhOOd would he IN dangei
in the event OF a riot. The reports
indicate thnt arms ana ammunition
allowed 10 cross the border from IN,
United states for the purpose Of pro-
tccting American interests and placed
IN the hands Of the miners 90 use
against rebels, ar" being turned upon
the American mine managers and
iOTcmCn.
James s. Goliath, manager Of th'
Mines Company at America at I.O'
Azuclcs. Chihuahua who was cup
tured by the rebels Dec. II and held
. foT ransom. was released Dcc. ~, az
TuTdinR To consular report To- ih'
state department.
Nothing has bccn heard Of IN,
American. J. MOTreyH, roRdmnstcr o
the Mexican NorthwcStoFn railway
who was abducted by bandits whcI
ho tried to oxtinguish u fire they hn,
kindled on a bridge