The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-25
OTHER NATIONS TO
Be WARNED OUT
OF MEXICO
United States Will Stand BY
Monroe Doctrine
MOLE FROM ADMINISTRATION
Mo Plan of Intervention and VIII Be
None Except Possibly As Last
Resort.

Washington, Oct 25.-The unlted
States government is preparing to
uotifv the nations OF the world gen
orally that any interference in Mex
lean affairs will be regarded as uh'
friendly to this government. Presl-
dent Wilson, Secretary Bryan ana
Counselor John Bassett Moore OF
the state department have eHchsns-
ed ideas on what the proclamation
to the world should express. 1t VIII
he communicated to foreign govern
ments everywhere in line with the
policv established earlier OF Keeping
other nations informed of every step
taken in its handling of the Mexican
problem. The proclamation or note
also will serve. it is understood as
an explicit definition of the attitude
of the government toward the ue
facto authorities in Mexico, reiterat-
ing the principle that recognition
can only be given to governments on
this hemisphere founded on law ana
order.
Earlier yesterday it was explained
that It would only be a matter oil a
few hours when the proclamation
would be made public, but last night
il was practically decided to hold the
matter in allegiance for several days
at least until after the elections ID
Mexico. Two things it is known nave
contributed to the determine
ton OF the government to define It's
policy, the presentation by Sir Lionel
Carden. the British minister to Mex
leo. OF his credentials Immediately
after Huerta had proclaimed hlmsell
dictator. and the dispatch OF seYefal
war vessels to Mexican waters.
The British embassy at Washing
ron Yesterday. at the direction of the
foreign office officials, advised Secre-
ta,y Bryan that the British govern
ment pronounced as unauthentic the
now famous interview credited 10
Sir Lionel. expressing the view that
the United States did not under
stand conditions in Mexico. Another
incident last night that was regard
cd with significance was the assur-
ance that came from ambassador
Jusserand to the state department
that the French COVE nment' IN sehd,
ing n warship to Mexican waters dld
NOT intend in any way to embarrass
the United States. Officials ndicat-
ed satisfaction over the apparent
trend of the French government at
titude.
There is a possibility that If the
powers indicate further an unwilling
ness to emba-rass the United States
that this government may withhold
its announcement; some othclaiS
were of the opinion that sooner or
later such declaration, which they
regarded as tantamount to a realm
nation of the principles OF the Mon
roe doctrine, would be equired. "A
ministration officials generally mann
tanned severe reticence in connec-
lion with Mexican affairs. They ad-
mitted that an acute and delicate sat
nation existed early in the day when
word was received that the American
vessel the Moro Castle, had been
detained. II was not revealed what
o.ders we're in preparation, but there
was a noticeable relief in Official CIR
cles when cablegrams announced the
release of the ship.
Last night the disposition OF the
high officials of the government vas
to await the developments OF the
next As hours before making any
move. President Wilson had some
doubt about going to Mobile. Ala, to
make an address on Monday before
the southern commercial congress
hut he told friends last night tha'
he probably would go. He VIII leave
early today TO make an address a'
tho Congress hall celebration in Phil
adelphia. and should there be extra
ordinary developments. he may no
make the southern trip.
Secretary Bryan was in irequeh'
conference with the president dur
ing the DAY. NJ, Bryan called aiien
tion TO Gen. Huerla's promise 10 ,h'
diplomatic corps that even t hi'
friends voted for him next Sunday
be would not accept the presidencl
on the ground that 81 would be uh
constitutional for him 90 succeed
himself In as much as P-esideh
Wilson in a note recently announce
thai the United states regarded in'
assumption OF dictatorship by hueI
10 as a violation Of the promises TOT
a constitutional election the result @