Evening journal., 1913-10-27
NO ELECTION
GIVES HUERTA
DICTATORSHIP
Incoming Congress Expected
to do bis Bidding to Extent
Of Increasing Mexican
Army
FOREIGN NATIONS MAY
AGREE TO U. S. POLICY
BY The United Press.

10y Inc United Press.
WASHINGTON, oct. 27.-The admins
istration was all primcd for disastrous
explosion in Mexico and il got-a fiz-
ger. There was no serious rioting re-
ported south of the Rio Grande. For
eigners were not molcstcd. And. so far
ms this government is concerned thero
was no election.
Summed up, that is the Mexicon st-
ulation today so far as the administers
tion is concerned. All adVices hero
agree that no candidate for the Mexican
presidency received majority OF al the
votes cast And not even a majority
or the registered voters went to tho
polls TO record then choice. Under fho
Mexican constitution. this means that
there was no election for President and
lvice president and Huerta continues Nm
definitely as Dictator But ON neSt At-
urday he viii have congress that ill
do his will. That is the ono thinr c
stands out most clearly today in a.
mass Of advices received from the Am
ican diplomatic and consular represent
tives IN the southern republic
And that Is the one thing which isf
cansing grave concern to this governs
ment. II is the one point that was
emphasized most strongly in the de-
spatches sent today to President Will
son at Mobile, advising him of the Sit
uation. Huert will dictate his policies
TO national legislative body that will
be most anxious TO please him. II will
increase his army from 10000 to l5O,-
600 or as much more the dictator de-
sres. II will uphold him in every ag@
lgrcssive act he may desire 10 take. And
M will IL Il Is deemed necessary, op-
pose all action taken by this governs
ment TO restore peace in Mexico
|. This government Is not expected Ia
accept tho result of the election OF
yesterday. As there Is to be no re-
2 ,cognition OF Huerta there will like
= wise be no recognition of a minority
n congress. But whether the presi-
u dents proposed official announcement
~ reainrmine the Monroe Doctrine ia t'
- be made public this week depends ol
q the diplomatic corps IN Mexico Cits
y, II Is reported here that all the repre-
= scntatives Of foreign nations ia Mex
=, leo City plan a get together" meet
"a iine this week They are expected Il
- suggest a plan of action for the United
I States in Mexico. II that method is
II diONk the liIi hl iHf| HAtrtHl UOliEltra
) the President may decide that there is
+ no necessity Of any further declara-
tion from the United States If. on
, the contrary. the suggestion Is. as
loxpected, in effect a demand that tho
United States use the. big stick in
restoring order. there is likely to be
a state document made public which
Twill become historic
II can be stated positively that un-
der no consideration will the present
administration permit outside inter-
ference with its police power" on the
Western Hemisphere. And the Presi-
dent is all ready to affirm this In the
strongest language. In his absence in
Mobile, he left Secretary Tumulty
, sitting on the cid" and to keep him
[ Informed of all the developments. 10
is not expected that any announces
4 ment Of policy will come before We'd
b nesday.