The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-14
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/ WASHINGTON. Nov. New
hope for "a satisfactory adjustment Of
the Mexican situation without resort
To Intervention by the United states
forces was found Ivy President WILL
( son today. So substantial are the new
development regarded that resident
Wilson Is more confident than ever
that Huerta soon will he eliminated
from Mexican affairs, and that an en-
tirely new government satisfactory to
the United States win he created in
the southern republic, The following
optimistic statement Of the situation
Yves authorized by the president this
afternoon:
There ar elements in this cass
which ] cannot a present discuss. but
which make i look 70 me very much
more favorable"
The president UP to this time has
been veiy guarded in regard to any
statements for quotation on the Mexi-
can situation. and his brief rtteranccs
To-Day We're. on this account viewed
with great significance
Europe Back~ Wilson.
President Wilson did l1t disclose
the developments which hay hrought
this renewed hope. There Is good
reason to believe that one Of the da-
velopments which have inspired this:
president with confidence is fat aSsur-
ances from European powers that they
will support the United States In it,
efforts To eliminate the Mes lean die
tator, and establish orderly CONSTITUTES
tional govern nent in the southern res
public.
1t can be said definitely now that
representatives of the European gov-
ernlnents are advising Huerta to get
out, and save himself while the oppor.
tunity is open. European governments u
are convinced that IL is only mats
ter of time and method before HuertAss
must go, and are anxious that the mats
ter be concluded as speedily as p0s-
sthle. and thar steps be taken toward
the restoration Of peace and prosper.%
itN.
Notwithstanding the pressure of the u
foreign governments, however. Huerta "
has as set given no indication that heSg
has been moved by these representa~
tons. but on the contrary has contends u
"a that he has nothing TO gain, but 4
everything TO lose by Withdrawing.
So far as could be learned tonight. Il
President Wilson's optimism Is not sz
based on any intimatiou sign front
the Mexican dictator that he will YIELD
The latest understanding of Huertao
position il that he has not altered ~
his determination IN the slightest co.,
retain his present office until the choicN "
Of his successor by the Mexican eiec-
torate. ssss#@
The negotiations now under WAY 81
with General Carran2a. chief Of the
constitatonalists. necessarily play amNa
important part IN the honefuiness fei9sH
by the administration. Just how fA4M
vorabiy Carrauza Is regarded By rrest~
dent Wilson and his advisers, was noAS2
disclosed until today. Ii is known nvW%
that both President Wilson and Sec@
rotary Bryan feel that justice reaAireN
that arms be given TO the constituSfs&
tionalists and there Is no doubt th2X2
upon Carranza and hts followers th(E#
administration is p!nning its hope 1aS
a new government rising out OF khl}&4
chaos in Mexico. SNz2
Message Ffhm Carranxa. s&&
William Eas-tra Hale. Is al N0xa1c(
sonora. confgT4ng with General Es&xX
ranxa and his fellow leaders.
state department today ftcsiyed
him long report on his effft Gox<