Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-11-12
Cabinet and Chief Executive
Hold Long Conference Re-
gardIng Conditions of Mex
lean Republic,
DIPLOMACY EMPLOYED
WITH FOREIGN POWERS
Private Secretary to Sir Ed
ward Gray Gets Views of
Secretary Bryan and Trans
mItS Them to London

fuy sotupa Ioupps, SPECIAL ttAsfn wtasi
Washington Nov -presldent
Wilson's cabinet stands firmly behind
him ion his efforts 10 force the retire
ment of Provisional President Hucrta
a 70 necessary step to the puclfloa-
uou of Mekco. For moro than two
hours the cabinet discussed today
every phase of the Mexican situation.
THE c1ureusus of opinion was that the
United states should not take a sim
elg backward step ia its program to
restore constitutional government in
Mexico.
% became known that an the Sec
fearI,s favored stops which would
convince llucrta that the United states
WAS iu earnest in it's demands Some
tf thc cabinet members recognized IN
tho lifting of tho embargo on arms a
practical and perhaps early solution OF
the difficulty but there was no final
decision on the point
There Is nope on the part Of the
president and Secretary Bryan that u
measure su radical as permitting ox-
portations of arms may not be re-
4uired 10 solve the problem. Influ-
enccs are nc work which. in the opin-
ion of many officials, may force the
early collapse OF the Huerta regime.
There is closer understanding. and
moro frequent communication be-
tween the state department here and
foreign governments generally than
has been in evidence az any time since
the Mexican problem became so widely
International. Through ambassadors
abroad and through the diplomatic
corps in Washington. Secretary Bryan
is giving such detailed information of
The American policy as 10 leave no
doubt Of what the United States
wishes accomplished. So far as is
known here there have been no a.
rect requests that the United states
would Ike foreign support. but the
strong limitations that the United
states would Hike foreign nations to
refrain completely from interference
In the affairs of the Huerta govern
mcnt are expected TO produce tangi-
Bile results
What the United states Is seeking Is
am acquiescencc In it's policy BY the
powers. such am approval TO cvarry
with il diseouragement Of financial aid
to the Huerta regime through foreign
channels few weeks of financial
ISOLATION II Is believed 10y high Off
eiala here. viii force the retirement
of IIuerta
That President Wilson might possi-
bly, ISSUE statement u day on two
making comprehensive explanation
of the purposes of the United States
was indicated by some OF the diplJ-
mats. The president, it is said, has
NOT finally determined whether he will
make another prououncoment, but Il
has been suggested to him that such
q declaration might place on record
before the world the reasons why the
elections Of president vice president
and members Of congress In Mexico
could not be recognized by the United
states. It is reported that in this
connection, too, the president may an
nounce the reputation, in advance, X
amy acts of the new congress which
General Iuerta has said would be con-
Ncucd on November &c.
President Wilson was in communi-
cation again today through senator Ba-
con with members OF the senate for
fien relations committee. The presi-
dent feels that members of the COM
muee, republicans and democrats
llikc. are supporting the policy Of the
.s.putfyp mud he ig uiVtur serious Con-