Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
Talks With Secretary Bryan;
Government Remains RetiCent +!
Until COnfab With President
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tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening IIeraid.l
Washington. jolly Ambassador
Henry Lane Wilson. on hs arrival
here for conferences ON the Mexican
situation with President Wilson aud
secretary Bryan, announced he had
prepared "a memorandum suggesting
the poilcY the American government
should pursue
While declining 20 diyulge It's na-
ture until ne had submitted his views
20 the president and Mr. Bryan, the
ambassador characterized az imprac-
ticablv proposals for mediation by an
American commission Ambassador
Wilson said he expected to return to
Mexico city by the steamer sailing
next Thursday from New York. He
resented the suggestion that he would
be called To accoun, FOR his personal
acts
II recognize that the president and
secretary have right. however he
said. TO question me about any
thing"
The Ambassador described his
treatment hy President Wilson ana
Secretary Bryan hitherto as courteous
In every respect except Onc-tnc
sending of separate agents to invcsti-
gate conditions ia Mexico He Sc
vcrcly criticized both william Bayard
Hale and Reglnald Del vnlle, whom
he declared wcrr acting for the ad-
miuistrHtion there
- don't think Mr Del vaile should
have been given the state department
code. said the Ambassador. - know
hc had 10 because he went to the scc-
retarS of our legation in Havana to
get help in drciphcring Il. Indeed !
believe the senate committee mikht
investigate the distribution Of the
state department code to private indi-
Viduals."
The ambaBsndor said he had every
disposition to carry out tho Wishes
oi the president and Secretary Bryan.
Mediation. however, he looked ON az
impossible because the Mexican fed
oral government would not entertain
such suggestion.
II regard mediation. he added,
"as vcnturng on dangerous seas.
Mr.. Wilson WAS vehement in his
criticism of the cOnstitutionalists ana
the Madur0 family.
THE Madero family asserted the
Ambassador, "haNc maintained Il paid
bureau in Washington 10 poison the
public mind. M in the rebels, ihctc
are really none except in sonora,
where there h. AN organized move
ncnt. Elsewhere there are bandits.
The ambassador was asked about
Cunhuila, who're Governor CurrhnNi
is n charge of the cunsltutionh lisl
cause There are bandits Ia Cod'
huiln," he added. - don mean 20
say that Carranzn is bandit, but ia
order To- keep his men on the ground
he alloWs them to loot, and they
therefore, become bandits
Mr Wilson suggested that hardl,
anyone in Washington really under
stood the Ma1lcan situation ana tht
characteristics OF the Latin peoples
Some of the proposals have
heard" he remarked, sound ike lh'
drivciing of mere children F"r lh
stance, the proposal 10 nave i"leiki !
q IA
America act with uh tn mediptng tn
trouble in Mexico Ahy, mat woult
be- an overthrow uf the principles o
the Monroe doctrine aud the McNicani
would resent that interference
know this proposal was once made
by John barrett. director general
the Pan-AmeriCun union, MI. bhi
rctt aud / are personal friends ans
/ have nothing but respect for nm
but ! don't think much oi that sus
gcstiuu.
Th. Ambassador met Mrs Henri
Lame Wilson and his two sons, Wh'
preceded him here. Asked Junt nov
soon he would finish his conference
he said "ill certainly hurry them
aud then added with laugh, - uh
derstnnd from the newspapers ina
my presence in Washington ls Cosilhl
Mr. Bryan t2,000 "a day bN losing M
lecture engagements. Well mus
be an expensive visitor.
After he had hrcalNtnhlrd Ahhh1
sadOr Wilson hurried To the state dc
partmcnt, where secretary Bryan wa
waiting President Wilson had lci
10 play gOit II had not been deter
mined n he was 10 see the ambassa
dor today ur tome rrow. Al the en-
of half hours conference with IN
Ambassador secretary Bryan, saNin
"The talk viii be continued at
this afternoon" hurried 10 the cnpi
tOl To meet the foreign relations com
Inttcc. He said he would only dis
Cuss the Nicaraguan treaty there
secretary Bryan would make u
announcement ut his conference wat
the Ambassador further than to sa
that Mr. Wilson had made prelin
mary report
MIR. bryan was asked about IA
statement that Del NHllc had bee
furnished with u copy of the stat
department code, but beyond sayln
he never had announced that ~
Vale WAS an agent of the state d'
parlment, he refused 90 discuss th
question.
Ambassador Wilson, however, r.
ceived the correspondents In Mr.. Bra
ans office, While he WAS guesuone
secretary BryBnF private secretaI
made stonoEraphic record of a
interview. which turned out 90 be NJ
al all illuminating on the aituatc
further than bringing from the an
bassador denial of the atatemel