The evening world., 1913-07-28
WILSON IS firm,
BUTMOvESSlOWly
|NMEX|CAN AFFAIR
President Sees No Reason for
Panic and Is the Least
Disturbed of Any. 8.
HE MEETS AMBASSADOR.
Policy Will Be Framed After
To-Day's Conference.-The
mand on Huerta Pushed.
HE MEETS AMBASSADOR.
BIZ Samuel M. Wjllionss.

excited man In ths United states over
Mexican sffairs = me one having most
to DO with the situation. namely. Prssi.
dent Wilson. He declines 70 consider
that . crisis exists or that the public
mind y srsatiy worked W ovsr condi.
tions prevailing south OF TIE Rio 0rands.
According TO the Predicate idsa, the
excitement exists chlsny In nswspapsr
headlines ana - confined principally
to that area Of the United states rep.
resented BY large typA
II can b authoritativsly stated that
the attitude OF President Wilson toward
Mexico has not been changed BY events
Of the past week. His policy IL to pur.
sue diligent inquiry into conditions In
order to ASCERTAIN the facts - they
exist The future attitude Of the Admin.
istration win depend UPON WHIST develops
from the inquiry. The Prsssdsnrs mind
10 still open and he will not formulate
any decision until he cen havs Q look
at eli angles Of the situation.
AMDAssAooR WILSON DoiNo
ALL the TALKING.
IL = realised taak these people who
have direct intRssts n MEXICO ars con.
sidsrably exercised ever conditions. but
they ~ only . email part Of the whole
people Intsrvsntion talk at this time U
principally hot wsathse imaEinatioa.
Prssadsnt Wilson conferred this after.
noon with Ambassador Wilson and
listened 10 that snvoy's statement OF
facts and sxprsssien Of psrsoMAi views
He will later frame his policy. Mean.
while nobody nssd get excited about
crossing the Rio 0rands and marching
Into AfsxioA.
Ambassador Wilson. Immediately af.
ter his conference with President VIII.
son. said:
The discussion related entirely TO the
At all to any question Of Government
policy. Al views relative to the situa-
tion have been placed In the hands Of
the President for hts consideration"
Ambassador Wilson said that he OK.
pected to leave WashinEton to-nigh;
to be away several days. lie would
not discuss the possibility of his re-
turn to Mexico In his ofiicial capacity.
His departure ct this time seems to
indicate that he will not appear before
the Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee.
Secretary Bryan. who had lunchcd
with the President. entered the Execu-
tive ONCE from the White House proper
and Joined the conference In the Presi.
dents ONCE. He remained for Q short
time with the President after Ambas-
sador Wilson's departure.
POLICY WILL Dc FRAMED SOON,
SAYS BRYAN.
mo policy was discussed at the CON-
ference" said Mr.. Bryan. and Il 10 not
known now when . policy will DO for
| INFLATED. out Il probably will bs In q
very short time. The conference Was
for the purpose Of placing before the
President all the information available
on the Mexican situation. The President
will consider the entire subject. includ.
ing whatever recommendations Am6as.
sador Wilson has made or may desi,s
to make"
In contrast to the calm attitude and
disnined reticsncs Of the Wilson who
10 President and has the nnsl say, the
Wilson who Is merely Ambassador Il
going about very much in evidence
talking great deal and expressing his
opinions to numerous interviewer
Although called to Washington to give
tho President the bensnt Of his obssr,
vations In Mexico. the Ambassador ha,
been talking to everybody before con
yeying his information to the mar
who summoned him here.
The President has maintained q cour.
teous silence during this ambassadoria
play for Newspaper exploitation. Not 4
criticism nor expression Of what ma,
happen to the laxative diplomat ha,
come from the White House. Ambas
sador Wilson'S plans for solving Nexi
can troubles. exploited In large news
paper type. have not ELECTED q word o,
comment from President Wilson.
PRECEDENT oErs REPORTS on
MEXICAN AFPAtRs.
} A number Of reports OF conditions ex
| otlnk IN veTtOuo p0TN9 VI MoAlCO au'
, suggested plans for United States 90
, ton are being made to the Prss,den
: and the Secretary Of state. Soma Q
those have been requested. others ar
= voluntarily contrdbuted by persons hAv
: Ing special knowledge Of affairs.
The President receives these wit
courteous consideration. He declines
however. to make public any Of III
reports 90 received or to comment upo
. their character.
= In Q perfectly calm. unbiased mar
: ner he 10 going over all phases Of N
M.sican trouble, applying anAiytiel
!. methods TO the solution OF = problsI
In stAteeraft ~ he would solve
problem In economics. In the mes
. time there 10 much prsss-assnt sxple
i sation BY the various MsxicaA q
s tons who maintain junAAs n WashlnI
!. ton and srs prspAse1 70 leeue typevrttts
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