Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-10
TAKES SENATORS
INTO CONFIDENCE
WILSON DISCUSSES MEXICAN SIT
IATION WITH MthhfiNN
SENATE COMMITTEE,
OUTLINED HIS OWN plans
Says Envoy VIII BE the "FyeS anu
Ears" of the Administration
I'm Mexico city Now.

" A7iii i.,, ,,,,,n,ea,
hours of conference toHis"'
President Wilson, secretary ny"
and the senate foreign relations
committee brought about no chanBe
,,i,ud.. NJ tne administration
-, ~ u,,. Mexico
D-a,idant wilson took the sena-
80 into hia confidence far enough
w. ,ii,,o no following:
W nj robr lind his special envoy
naavion Citv does not bear any
W ,,t'.n of mo nresent situation, but
, 10 continue this governments
eeffnrts to nrrsuade provisional Pres
49, iIua,io tn carr. out his promise
fn. fraa and constitutional elections
ioi ,,'.. 49, nnda, mn circumstances does
=, Ina, "tttr,tion G"" nronnsc TO recog-
- tha Hunrta poverumeut
maj Mr. Lind has gone to Mexico
,,,,. to ta mo "avrs ana ears" Of the
Jtostinston administration ON the
.i ''',i.'i'7 ,d tn evulain the attitude
e. .I'' tt I'm ,,,,.pt when ne has fully
Sa,,ili,Tiged e. ,i'' himself with the situa-
ttnn
uoi, Th,, IN. Withdrawing Ambassador
u-iisn, and sending Mr.. LIND the
,nasia',t nl,rnnd to have a ban on
H. cro,,rd Who was in sympathy
,,,t,,, - adn,inistration here and was
IN -, serso a factor i'm the situation
a. NIcvica Citv
III ,..,,,., r.u rroelv
i'c''"''' -
Ihese poIl'leS an ly',.,',',7,,.,. Su77 Rr,nn
li.u Pdo', ~ General discussion. It
, ,,,d, ci.or that the purpose Of
c,r.nco vas to establish more
~ .,d irti,nota relations between
~ "snata and the administration. I'm
NE NE I,,'lionnrsrt of the Mexican poll
t ,,d in tba furtberance of this
a., 49,. nrasidant talked freely and
au.',' al,.,,'5 ,'i' - Nnniuted questions.
I,T'ii'' ,,n ,residsnt disclosed no
d.finitn nlan for the pacification of
No. Tho imrIication remained
.hot nm, tJnd,s renort would depond
i,rg,o nvtent the future policy
M Hounirv
,rhnro Iyos Iracticallv no talk Of
,,s,in,, Tho nr,harqo on tho impoita-
tin, ~ arms into Mexico which some
i,h,rs of tbn committee believe
u,o,,id nut a sneedv end to the diff
c,Itie.
M ,,aatirg tonight WAS entirely
s,ia,,SI,, Tha nresident did most of
~ atil,,no and secretary BRYAN and
,,iar' NO committee added a
wa W., baro and thcre or the twelve
,,,er nrcsent only two Senator's
Si,i,h af hri,nra and stone are ont
d an, h,lia,are in q noIicv Of ulti-
-, intar,,entiop
.,
Ncia'ofs arc '""''
President Wilson was tlrmly OF the
belief that Intervention Will not ne
necessary and some members of the
committee who went to the White
House disturbed in mind, came oul
with the melief that perhaps much
Of the recent talk in the senate had
been unwarranted.
The president did not ask that
senators refrain from debating, the
Mexican policy but he left a distinct
impression that prominence given In
Mexico to congressional discussion
and newspaper comments reported
from the United States, caused en-
barrassment for the administration
In attempting to carry out its diff
cult policy of peaceful settlement
Senators who expected to be in
formed of definite plan of formal
message MIR. Lind might be bearing
to the Mexican government, were dis
appointed. The president told them
that upon the arrival OF Mr.. Lind in
Mexico City there would be trans
mittcd through the charge d. affairs
to Mexico, as well as to foreign gov
ernmcnts generally. an explanation
of Mr.. Lind's mission.
This explanation, as developed at
tonight's conference, is expected to
be roaffirmation Of tho American
governments attitude of the last few
weeks favoring efforts to secure n
temporary cessation OF hostilities in
Mexico so that constitutional cleo
tions may be held.
II was reiterated after the CON
ference that Mr.. Lind's moyements
and procedure will be left largely
10 his discretion after no had talked
with Wm. Rayard Hale ana other
close friends of tho oduinistration
familiar with. the situation In tho
MEXICAN canital
The ARRIVAL of William p,,.,rd
Hale i'm eVra Cruz from Moviro Citv
TODAY strengthened the heller brrc