Arizona republican., 1913-08-01
That Is Only Thing Known Regarding Mexican Pol icy That Will Be An nounced by President In Due Time.
HAS THE SUPPORT
 OF PARTY LEADERS
President Wilson Believes Peace i'll Mexico Is Near CT and Will Be Brought About By Warning Fac tiOnS.


 WASHGNGTON. July 31- The President made it clear today to those who discussed the Mexican sit nation with him that he was not swuyeG in the least degree by the arguments of Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson in favor of the recogni- ton of the Huerta government in Mexico.
 He let il be known that his andy sis of the conditions from official and unofficial reports and his judg- mcnt of what should be done has not Eeen altered by the ambassadors statements.
 The President is formulating his policy which he told callers today involves nothing not entirely friendly to Mexico. He has not announced what his program will be but he is emphatic opposed to the recog- hilton under any circumstances of the government set up by Provisiona! President Huerta through the events in which President Madero and Vice President Suarez met a tragic death.
 It was developed today that the democrats in the Senate are con curing in this view and further that discussion of Ambassador Will sons statement before the Senate Foreign Relations committee brought out a general sentiment in OppOsi- ton to the suggestion for q recogni- tion of the Huerta government.
 Senator Bacon, chairman of the committee on foreign relations pro- nounced the opinion that to recoS- nizc the Huarta government would be putting q premium on revolution in Mexico. Hc believes, moreover, it would be an incentive to every revolutionary leader to ass&ssinate the head of the nation with the full expectation u.at his act would re- Ceive the approval and official recog- milton of other nations. Bacon was also of the opinion that recogsli- tion of Huerta would be far from Fringing about peace. but would be the strongest encoura cement to ambi- tious chiefs.
 Bacon reflects the views of the president wno has held from the be- ginning pronounced opinion that great moral question is involved greater than the mere judgment of the acts by a single ruler. In his Latiu-American statement issued ehnrtly after his inauguration, the president set forth practically the position of the United States toward those who set up government by arbitrary force and he announced that the American government would prefeI association with a government founded on law and order. While lie ,yas not referring at the time to any particular nation. the president is known to have had Mexico in
 rNI, 0 spread was that while seeking noth- ing itself, the American government had no sympathy with the volatile processes by which governments are overturned in Latin America.
 The Latin American diplomats here are looking forward with eager in tercst to the presidents pronounce ment of his policy as a further eX- pression of his attitude toward Cen tral and South American nations. Ju:t when the president would make known his views is not certain, That would depend somewhat on possible adjustment of the dispute by the fac tions themselves in Mexico. The president thinks the prospect of peace is growing stronger daily and he re- gards the problem as by no means in soluble. He conceives that the MeN- cans themselves will shortly De aDle to bring about peace.
 With the American government ab- solutely opposed to the Huerta re- gime administration officials here believe that the friends of President Huerta will prevail upon him to re- tire in favor of a provisional presi- dent favorable to all factions.
 Meanwhile it is more likely that the policy of President Wilson will be to await developments in the southern republic and refrain from mediation or other conciliatory sug- gestions until they have exhausted every resource to bring about peace
 The report of Francisco de Ia Barra former provisional president and a member of Huerta's cabinet for many months, who is coming to the United States or as former president ol Mexico, he would be accorded al courtesies but in the capacity of { partisan in the present trouble, h' would not likely be welcomed.
 Ambassador Wilson planned to gC to New York tomorrow for a brie visit, returning immediately to Wash ington He said tonight he had beer authorized by Secretary Bryan tc deny that leave of absence had beer