Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
CABINET FIRMLY
BEHIND PRESIDENT
Wilson Assured of Support in
Efforts to Force Retire.
ment of Huerta.
FULL DISCUSSION Of PROBLEM
Concensus of Opinion That Uni.
ted States Should Not Take
a Single Backward
Step.

Washington. Nov. ll.-President vii
sons cabinet stands firmly behind him
In his efforts to force the retiremen
Of Provisional President Huerta as
necessary step 10 the racifcation o
Mexico
For NOR" than two hours to-day In,
cabinet diacu5sSd every phase of tn,
Mexican situation and tho concensus o.
opinion was that the United States gov
eminent shou'd not take = single back
wtrd step in It's announced progra If
looking to the restoration Of constitution
a government IN tho ncighbo- republic
Though the secretaries uero le.iccnt
afterwards about expressing their vie.;s
1t became known that they all favored
steps Witch would convince Huerta that
he United states was IN earnest In its
demand that he eliminate himself from
the situation on tho ruest!on of raising
the embargo on arms, the cabinet mem-
bers expressed vaIious opinions Some
Of tPem recognized IN this method q prac-
teal and perhaps carly solution Of the
difficulty. bUt there was no fina' decision
on II" point.
There Is hope on thc part o, both thc
President and SECRETARY Bryan that a
measure SO radical as permitting o.
portations OF arms may not be required
to solve the problem Influences are ~
work which, in the opinion Of mauv off,
Gals. may force tho carly c0llapsc Of
the Hu"rta regime. There is a closer
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NY Only through tH' American en-
"hSSI'S ana !'@auons abroad. Dat through
inc dINomatlc corps Ia Washington. Sec
retarN RrNan is giving such detailed in
formation Of the American policy as "a
leave no doubt ot what the United States
would like to see ACCOMPLISHED So far
a. is known there have 5oen no d!rect
requests for foreign sIpnort Rut ,bo
strong irtimatiors thar tho r.ni,ol e.o,ay
would like foreign n,,iors ~ rar.,I, lo,,,
rla,el. from ;,,orr.ro,,.. IL, .te .c,at -
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produce tangible results.
What the t'nitcd states is seeking is
an acqwofcenoc In it's policy by the pow
ers such an a1proval to carry with il
ENCOURAGEMENT OF hnan"ial F'f - tins
hu'rta regime through any foreign sub
Jccls. lew weeks o! financial isolation,
II is beneNed by nigh OFFICIALS hofc VIII
ior'e IN" retirement Of Hn"rta.
mat president Wilson might pozHH,v
'9' u" a statement ~ a day or two, max
'HE c"hPr'h'hS. We explanation Of the
purposes OF IN" United states WAS iudi-
'd'ed ny some "f IN" diplomats who nave
no" h"eh i"I1N informed about ~" situa-
TON me PreSid'nt, II is said, has not
hnaAN determined whether he shall
max" another pronounoement, hut II has
o''n suggested to nm that such dtc.a-
ration might plac" on record before the
world the reasons why the elect ms of
OF congress in Mexico could not be rec
oSniz'd ny the United States. II r. re-
ported that In this connection, too. the
PRESIDENT may announce the repu liation
IN advance of any acts Of the now Con-
Eress which General Huerta has SAD
would be convened on November ..
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