Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-27
NEW GOVERNMENT
QUIETINC mexico.
REpORTS SHOW RINOIUTION-
AIRY FACTION Is WILLING
TO CAPITILAII.
j. S. MAY RECOGNIZE Her


WAsulNGTON. Feb. e6,- Tohuoll
, recognition Of the provisional gov
I srnment OF Mexico o. not matter
requiring immediate consideration at
the hands OF the secretary of state
and It was made practically certain
today that this is another subject that
viii be left as II heritage TO the next
administration.
In tho opinion Of state department
officials. the Emitted States has no in.
terests In Mexico that VIII suffer by
Withholding full recognition and also
necessary business can be discharged
under the working arrangement AM
bassadOr Wilson has set up. This
amounts 10 recognition Of de factO
condition II In no wise commits tho
United states government to an ac-
knowledgement of the legality of tho
lluortu government and that qucs
ton must be determined hereafter en-
tirely upon the basis Of performance
L. S. Recognition Likely.
If President ilucrta conducts his
government In regular constitutional
form; maintains undisputed possess
ion Of his capital ana extends full and
ample protection to foreign life and
property In Mexico, formal recognl-
tlon will not be withheld. Because
some doubt exists on the latter point.
there Is great deliberation exhibited
IN reaching decision. The United
States government probably Will bo
strongly influenced In It's treatment Of
this question by the extent OF tho
measures taken by the provisional
government of Mexico to have full
and fair election with the object OF
Installing permanent government, 1t
is precisely such an omission on tho
part Of the defacto government In
! China that has resulted In withhold
Ing the formal recognition Of Yuan
Shi Kai's government by Washington.
VIII Protect Texas Line.
In the course Of conference with
members Of the senate committee on
foreign relations today, at which
Senators Culbertson and Sheppard ot
Texas were present. Secretary Of
War Stimson and Major General
Leonard Wood gave assurance os
such a disposition of troops along the
Texas frontier as Will insure protec.
ton OF that section They said seven
regiments would be placed along tho
Mexican border In Texas.
They explained that the removal to
Galveston of detachments from FL.
Paso and other Rio Grando polnty
had been rendered necessary by tho
,.la,I., Ia, M
cession OF General Huerta to tho
presidential chair, they said 1t had
looked for IA time as II active inter-
vention might be necessary and with
this possible end in view. 1t became
desirable to get as large a force az
possible to the nearest point of en-
barkation quickly. On this account
the nearby garrisons were rushed tc
that place.
OROzCO DECLARES ALLEGIANCE
CITY OF MEXICO. Feb 26.-Gen.
eral Orozco has sent Il telegram TO
General Felix DiaZ, protesting his al
legiance to the new government. Ht
places all his men Mt the disposal OF
General Diaz. either to muster out oy
to incorporate in the federal forces
Keen satisfaction was displayed ai
the palace tonight over late report,
which indicated early disappearance
Of revolutionary disturbances in the
north and in portions OF the south
1t IL not expected that the Zapata
problem, especially IN the state ~
Morelos, will be solved Immediately
but several minor chiefs have an.
nounced their willingness 10 serve the
government
Government officials resIzed tho
probability Of difficult campaign In
the south. but President Huerta, who
commanded the federals In the cam.
paign which nearly resulted I'm tho
ending OF the Zapatista trouble and
was checked only by Maderos benev.
olent Interference. believes he knows
the situation sufficiently well TO end
the trouble
Two hundred pesos Is the amount
the minister of finance probably viii
ask congress TO authorize the govern.
ment TO raise by means " bonds for
the pacl0cation and the rehabilitation
Of Mexico.
At the time Of the fan Of Mcdero',
regime. a bill for a bond Issue of lJ0-
900. 900 pesos for the same purpose
was under discussion I'm congress.
Minister Esquvel ObrcCan discuss.
ed the subjects today with a commit.
tee Of congress and the measure prob.
ably will be introduced tomorrow. II
is expected some part Of this sum
will be used for the payment Of IN.
IDENTITIES.
Rabasa New u. :. Ambassador.
Emilio Rabasa. member OF tho
senate. and regarded perhaps as the
greatest authority In Mexico on In
ternatlonal law. has been appointed
ambassador to the United States.
Troops Pass Through Oklahoma
M'ALESTER Okla. Feb 26.-Four
troop trains from Fort n. A. Russell.
Wyo. passed through here
tonight enroute to Galveston. The
trains consisted Of IOO care