Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
EUROPEAN POWERS ARE NOT
INCLINED 10 PARTICIPATE,

Washington. Nov. 3.-Reports from
John Lind. President Wilson's per-
sOnnl representative len Mexico, CON
ccrnlng his recent conferences In
Vera Cruz with the Russian. Ger.
man and Norwegian ministers TO
Mexico. conveyed the impression To
President Wilson today that there
was no disposition on the part OF
those diplomats to cooperate with
! the United States In lending the.r
support To the nlans OF the Washing
ton government for solving the sit
uation.
No announcement was made here
today AZ To any further policy Ad-
ministrntlon officials did take ucCa-
sion. however. To say that published
stories fOrocasting armed iuterven-
ton were not justified at this time,
that there was nothing in -hc FitGa'
tion 80 far as the Washington ad.
imnistration was concerned 20 war
rant such an assumption.
The arrival of ROBERTO v. Posqui-
era, an cmissary from General Car
ranzn, the constitutionalist chief,
raised the question OF wheGher tn,
Washington government would res
coive representations from IN,
cOnstitutionulists. President Wilson
made Il clear t. those with whom h'
conferred that officially the govern
ment could not receive any forma
representations. but that la some wa,
or other the Information which th'
constitutionalists desire to lay besor'
the American government would be
received. In that connection Il be
came known that the constitutional
lists at n recent conference OF chief
decided not tu ask fot recognition o
hclligercncy hut To- request that thcr'
be no Interference from the tnitc'
States in their efforts 90 solve tn
situation by arms Tho constitution
alists want the embargo on arms re-
moved SO that all factions may h
supplied ON an equal footing. Tn
, president has been petitioned 10 re-
} move the embargo.
The understanding here Is tnat th
three diplomntists at Vera cru
{ sought the conference with MIR lin,
< II was made plain today that th
r presidents envoy viii not soon r.
= turn to the United states, as ha
!. been reported.
n Secretary Bryan had not receive
q today from II. A. Tupper, of the IN
q tornatloual peace forum. rcpresenta
= tons la behalf OF the constitutions
,, lists which he has agreed Go cousid'
unofncinily. Al the state depar
ment today IL was said that Or. rul
:. per had NO official status and ia,
q Secretary Bryan. In receiving an
?. communication does $50 in an unofi
b ciai capacity.
- The bntticship Nebraska, on rou
70 to Mexican waters with three uth'
Il vessels ct the third division of ~
% Atlantic fleet. was ordered today
Tamplco 90 join the New Hampshir
AS none of the other ships has hc'
ordered homo that will leave tv
hattleshlps nt Tnmpic0 ana five
Vera Cruz.
Consul Hamm az Durango rcpor
the conHtitutionalists In compile
control of his district.
A declaration that tho policy
y the administration in tho Mexico
i' situation would meet the approx
Of the American congress ana q
~ American people" was made in q
~ senate today by Chairman Bacon
the foreign relations committee.
senator Bacon, while speaking
a letter read into the record hy Sc
- ator Brlstow. said he had recoiv
ir, Il from "d friend Of thirty yea
iit standing" IN Mexico The writ
81 urged that the United Stal
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