Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17
Break n relations
EXPECTED By MEXICO
xgoARp WITHDRAWAL or AMER.
IcAN EMBAssY A.
5ss INEVITABLE.
AMeRlcAN 8TAFF READY
ron INSTANT DEPARTURE
Hu.rsa 3.sards He ears 4" Recent
sExehanss % cemmunIeations' With
WashIUaton @ Flnished-Will Make
Furts,sr Attempt Today to Organize
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papers whether printed In English or
Spanish printed anything moro than the
bs4sEest dispatches today touching the
situation, and no indication was given
In these OF the intention Of Washing
ton toward Mexico.
Whether the United States embassy
10 to remain or Immediately be with
drawn appears 70 be = matter in which
Nelson Oshaughnessy. American
charge d'a6aires, Is uncertain. The
sta6 ok the embassy IL ready to leave
on q moments notice, and little sur
prise would be felt here altho much
alarm would be caused. in case MI.
O'shauxnessy and his establishment
would take the evening train to Vera
C1ux.
cabinst Changes Probable.
There was considerable gossip in po-
Mtical circles today regarding possible
changes In the Mexican cabinet Gem
eral Aureliano Banquet. the minister
OF war, is said to have had mis-
understanding with President Huerta
that may cause him TO leave his post.
With the departure Of Manuel CARA
AldapS, late minister of the interior.
foreigners hero feel that the cabinet
has lost ono Of its most level-headed
members. an official whose moderA-
tion could be depended on. His sue
eeesor has not yet been chosen. In the
uakau4lme General q Huerta IS proceeding
WITH his e6orts to organize 9. new
com = foeaFdless of tho notice 9ive1
g him 81 John Lind. that serious eon-
aadla 80 Would follow any such step.
1ollpe oreanlsaAisn @ 1eaaAe.
4 4 u III T. - 6xpoot0d that o. further att
!. sfeSop1 would bs made this afternoon to
orange the senatesas Saturdays effort
falleAsoWiug 70 Q lack Of = Quorum.
3 The chamber Of deput1eS WAS or
dered 20 hold q session today for the
purpose OF revising tho credentials OF
its members. Unless the United States
finds 4 means to bring about alter.
/, atoms OF the present plans. the first
fe1ular meeting Of that house WILL oc-
cur on Thursday.
Huerta Thru With parieying.
General HueFta regards his part In
the recent exchange OF communica.
tions with the United States as fin-
fshed. He expects to find no difficulty
in consumating his plan to bring his
new congress- to full organization to-
morrow and he continues planning his
military campaign and carrying out his
policies of pacidcation.
what further move may be taken at
Washington L. . question which neith-
or the Mexicans nor the foreigners here
and an easy ono to answer. but there
waS noticeable today an increasing ex-
preston OF opinion that the United
states would continue her hands on
policy.
Runner Of Resignation Revived.
The report was revived today that
General Huerta intended to resign on
the convendnS Of congress in regular
session Thursday. It was based on the
allexed declaration of q member OF the
nnAw chamber Of deputies.
The Impercial today refers editorial
ly TO tho organisation Of the Mexican
congress.
1T appears" said the Impercial.
sthat this congress displeases the
mighty parsonage Of the White House.
He takes US for slaves, whereas we be-
long to the noble and fierce race Of
Cuauntennoc. the last Aztec sovereign
Of N Axico. crossed with the blood of
that other indominable and proud peo-
ple. whose monuments Of glory rear
themselves ON the heights OF the
Andes.
sour srand president. now unem-
barrassed by intriguers, stands more
llrmf than porphyry or bronze.
"a people which loses its independ-
5 ency and dignity without q supreme ef-
fort is worse than dead. and merits
eternal 1gnomy."
The article continues by saying the
psople Of Mexico can not believe the
Yankees Will launch upon such an In
sane adventure - q war with Mexico.
.HuERTA pisMlssEs MINISTER.