The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

portation Of arms or munitions OF war
OF any kind from the United States TO
any part OF the republic OF Mexico"
! Under no circumstances to be the
| partisans or either party to the con-
test that now distracts Mexico or con-
stitute ourselves the virtual umpire
| between them.
TO urge all Americans to leave
Mexico ut once. and to assist them to
set away In every way possible.
| TO let every ono in Mexico who as
sumcs to exercise authority know that
this government shall vigiiantly
| watch the fortunes OF thD,a Amcri-
cans who cannot yet away, and shall
/ mold those responsible FOR their SUI
ferings and losses [" n definite r.ck-
oning''
That can and will be mad. Main
! beyond the possibility Of Il ,nisurccr-
standing" declared t'ie President
Nesot!ations for the friendly media.
/ ton or the United states are open 10
ronunption ut any time upon either
the Initiative NJ this government or or
Mexico.
| The reply or the Huerta government
! rejecting the American proposals writ
/ ten by Foreign Minister Ga5nDoa. sus-
/ gestcd the following alternative policy
/ for the United states:
( Reception Of Mexican ambassador
! in Washington.
That the United states send 4 new
ambassador 10 Mexico withou. re-
straints
! strict observance OF the neutrality
I laws ana see to ii that no material
/ or monetary assistance is given TO the
/ rebels
Unconditional recognition OF the
| Huetra government
! Instructions to Lind.
/ President Wilson read his instruc
/ tious to John Lind:
! All America cries out for "A settle
Ine"t read The note Mr.. Lind bore TO
Mexico. "a satisfactory settlcrnept
gems u us 10 be conditioned on:
Z An Immediate cessation Of Fighting
/ throughout Mexico definite armlstlce
! Solemnly entered into and scrupu-
/ lousy observed:
election In which all VIII agrer TO take
/ part;
The consent Of General Huer,a 10
bind himself not to be Il candidate for
election AS President OF the republic at
! this election. and
The agreement OF all parties 10
abid- by the results Of the election
and cooperate in the most loyal way
| in Organizing and supporting the new
! administration"
The President enphatlcaIly praised
the execution Of his mission b. Mr.
Lind. and said he was led 10 bcliev.
tho HuertH government rejected the
American proposals because tho au-
thorities At Mexico city had been
grossly ruis!nforined and rnisled" upon
the spirit Of the American people in
the matter, and upon mistaken belief
that tn" present administration aid
not SPEAK FOR the people OF the United
| states. So long as such nisunder-
standing continued the President as.
serted ,hat this nation could only
Z "a a. H.f IL,
Il realization ~ tho reai facts"
More Time Needed.
The situation declared tho Preyi-
dent must he given 4 little more time
10 WORK itself out Ia The new circuu-
senior Gamboa's note. which was ap-
rendcd 10 the Presidents message. vas
rot read BY the President. but was fur
nished TO Congress rs q printed docu-
ment
Mrs wilson and her daughters ami
Secretary Bryan had taken places In
the executive gallery. Other members
, % the Cabinet had taken places on the
i'oor Every head In the chamber had
been bowed and the solemnity Of the
occasion MAS impressive IS the House
chaplain. Rev Hurry ID Couden. In his
opening prayer. said:
Rule Thou in tho hearts O, our
rulers and sway the minds OF these
Thy servants that as Il nation. we may
move forward 10 all that IS pure and
noble until all the peoples Of all the
world shall recognize the purity Of
cur motives
Although deafening volIey o, ap
.ause rang out as the President ap-
peared. he plunged into the reading %
his message Without delay and win
:. bow of acknowledgement OF the greet
ing
Tnc President finished reading a,
.2i O'Clock. Another great roar ot ap-
rlause broke out
All those in the galleries stood while
the President left the chamber and
started back TO the White House
The House adjourned and The senate
nlcd back 10 is side OF the Capitol!
Gambon's Curt Rejection.
In tis reply 20 Special Euvoy Lind.
whom Senior Gamboa. Mexican Min.ste!
Tor Foreign Affairs. addresses as '.M-
Confidential Agent" that ot,cial bold
- asserts that the gross lmputat!on"
In The n.st paragraph OF Lind : in
strIctsons that no progress has been
made towards establishing = govern
TncDt that may enjoy the respec, ara
obedience OF Mexican people .s un-
founded"
Referring 10 the United States claim
u dlst!nt@rested friendship the
MEXICAN oftc.a! replied that This dis
intercstedness might be shown II tie
nitcd states should only watch ,ha.
no material and monetary assistance
is given . rebels who fnd refuge.
conspirc AMI provide themselves with
or'as and food on the other side Of IN.
border, II Il should demand from rs
minor and local authorities the strict
IS; Observance OF the neutrality laws,
! assure YOU. Mr. Confidential agent.
that ;he complete paciacation OF this
republic would be accomplished with
~ = relatively short time"
Discussing the proposed armistice.
Senior Gamhoa said
i know Of no country In the world.
he United states included. which nay
have ever dared 10 enter into agree
Faent or 10 propose an ad-nis;!ce 20
individuals WHO, perhaps on accoun,
q physiolor icai accident cat, be
found all over the world beyond the
pale OF The divine ana human Ia:r.