Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
Wilson Browns
 On House Plan
OPPOSED TO AGITATION OF
 MEXICAN MATTER.
BY THE AMBASSADOR
Opposed to His Appearance Before the Committees on Foreign ReIations-- Latter Not Likely to Go Back.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Deveiopnents in the Mexican situation today were confined to efforts on the part of the aoInlnlstratlon to prevent unnecessary agitation over the situation
 so lar as the United States is in formed, roth the federaIs and consti- tutlonalis are complying with the desire of the American government for the protection of foreigners and their property, and there is a hopeful feel ing manifest in official circles that efrcrts of influential Mexicans to bring about peace may be successful
 President Opposed to Haste.
 In the meantime President Wilson and his advisers are opposed to any attempt to force American government into any nasty declaration of policy Secretary Bryan promptly denied to- day story that European govern ments are pressing the United States to action. On the authority of the president himself, it is known that the only documents from foreign powers to the United States on the subject in recent months were those transmit ted when the diplomatic representa- lives in Mexico City recently gave g. description of conditions in the re- public to their home governments with the request that the information be conveyed to the United States. The president has told the inquirers with in the last A hours that in no case was there any suggestion or intination of action desired, but merely a recital of conditions.
 Mexican Discussion DepIored.
 To prevent any aggravation of the situation which in the view of officials here is slowly adjusting itself, the ad- ministratfon. it became known, does not look favorably on the proposal to have Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson appear before the house committee on foreign affairs Administration off, cials did not think 1t compatible with the public interest to have Ambassa- dor Wilson appear before the senate committee on foreign relations not because they hesitated in any way to submit the reports he had made, but because the feeling is growing among them that he is a factor in promoting objectionable discussion in Mexico. The ambassador is known to hold views at variance with those of the president and Secretary Bryan and it is said on good authority that information is in possession Of the state department contradicting in many essentials the reports of Ambassador Wilson.
 Wilson Not Likely to Go Back.
 For this reason it is believed that when Chairman Flood of the house committee on foreign affairs consults the president or Secretary Bryan about summoning the ambassador before the committee he will be informed that while no objection exists to the idea of allowing the house committee the same information which the ambassa- dor gave the senate committee, the administration is strongly desirous not to agitate the situation any further, especially in view of the fact that MT. Wilson is not likely to go back to Mexico as the American ambassador.
 News was Scant in Mexican circles about the progress of the peace sug- gestions that are passing to and fro betw ween some of the leaders of the two factions in Mexico.