Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-30
No Haste Necessary in Form
uIatiOg Policy to Be Pur-
sued by Administration,
Washington Officials Say
BRYAN MAY RESUME
LECTURE PLATFORM
Hueda Expected 10 Resign
Pursuant 10 Plan Now Being
Worked Out by Citizens Of
Southern Republic,

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Washington, July President
Wilson aud Secretary Bryan devoted
themselves today to study of the
NolumIuous reports az their disposal
on conditions ln Mexico Indications
were that with the appearance before
the senate committee on foreign relu-
tons tomorrow of Ambassador Henry
Lame Wilson, the last stage in the pro.
gtum of the administration 10 dlscov-
er the facts of the situation before
announcing a policy would be reach
ed.
While a resolution 10 the house
called for Joint committee to obtain
documents In the McXcun situation.
and another In the senate sought the
opinion Of that body on the question
of recognizing the bclllgeroucy Of the
administration Of
ilcials again declared that there would
be- no haste la formulating definite
policy toward Mexico Secretary Bry
an stated that no proposition for
mediation had been submitted 60
either OF the two factions In Mexico.
and incidentally remarked that ho
might go buck 20 the lecture platform
In few days. The present condition
of affairs Is not considered acute here
The development OF policy by
the United states may be delayed. to
observe the outcome Of efforts helng
made by leading Mexlcmm 10 brink
about an understanding between the
two warring sides
Some administration officials hale
proposed that the American policy be
pursued along a succession Of alterna-
utcs.
First, They suggest rotralning from
Interference while the MeXicun lead-
ers themselves oudcayor TO compose
their differences The attitude of the
United States against recognizing the
Hucrtn administration already Is be-
ing outlined in Mexico according 20
reports here, as indicating that the
Of lluern IN favor of u
compromise provisional president is
inevitable
Second should ana cnorts hy the
McXicana 10 adjust tho dispute fail,
1t is proposed by influential members
of the scnatc that the embargo on
arms be- lifted and the two factions
be permitted 10 obtain munitlona Of
war ON an equality
Third Should peace be- delayed the
is that the United states
offer TO mediate through commits
sion.
Fourth as a last resort, tri-
partitc commission composed Of rep
rescptallvcs Of tie United states and
Latiu-Amerlcun nations Is suggested.
A declaration from President lluer-
ia that no American In Mexico shall
suffer injustice or violence with his
eogni2anee' was made public by the
state department today IN The fol-
lowing announcements
president iuerta hus expressed
himself as rpgrctting very much tha'
.he American government should as
,ribp to the Influence Of the Mexican
government any action which might
be construed as antngonistlc TO
americans during his occupancy Of
xeeutiyc authority ana desires the
tatc department to be assured that
10 injustice or violence shall be done
70 Americans with his cognizanee
while he is in his present position.
Tho Mcxican consul at lfl Paso has
informed the Mexican foreign office
hat tho matter of the shooting of
Dixon has been satisfactorily arranged
nd il rs stated that the government
L Mexico city socms most desirous OF
Meeting the desires of the United
l0ics ia cyory why possible
Reports to the state department to-
ay, said that Carlos Pereyra who
as been acting eecretary of state
nce Iuly 10, pending the arrival of
he newly appointed secretary Fred
ric Ciamboa left office today ana IN
he interval untl August Is, when
ecrctary Gamboa win take office, the
ortfolio of foreign affairs viii be
cid by the present minister ~ pub-
C instruction, Dr Cara Aldape. The
Jtler has spent much time IN the
Dited States and state department
fficials said that he was In sympathy
ith American institutions.
'blllNhHuti hlttttttt VI the gum
oat WheelIng reported from From
ra. that American fears there have
ecu allayed by the arrival Of io0
exican federal troops who are drN
IL the rebels away from the city. Ad
iral Fletcher commanding the
merican squadron in the Gulf Of
exico, reported that he intended to
der the gunboat Wheeling 10 visit
uerio. Mexico, in Vera Cruz state
lmpre, in Tabasco and Progresso iii
ucatan 20 observe conditions as they
feet Americans and other foreigners
those ports
Rear Admiral Cowles commanding
e Pacific squadron. reported that
J had observed an aeroplane flylng