The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
MEDIATION
Continued from First Pare.1

bring for the moment immediate peace
10 MeNico. the actual protection of
liie ana property OF foreigners. whic5
snouId IN u time develop into per
Inanent peace. stability and prosper
lty for the Mexican government and
people, without striking a blow al
AieAlcOs Independence. and with evi-
Gence 10 all America that the United
states seeks no territorial aggrandise-
Ineut.'
Except 10 prosecute a few injuries
AT some OF the coast cities with 3 view
10 learning what water transportation
could De secured from private shin
owners III case u should become neccs-
s2ry TO transport more than the first
brigade OF the regular army 10 Nsxi.
can waters. he military agency OF
y government rested today. salts
hed with the preparations already
made 10 meet any emergency.
Protection Of Foreigners.
ror IN" present the entire efforts
9: the administration are being con
oentraied upon the protection of for.
cign life and property in the Mexican
capitol with actual fOrciblc intervcn-
Ton. which the President is detcrn.
med 10 avoid until the last cxtremi
~ Ambassador Wilson is acting M.
DER instructions ct that character
ana was m pursuance OF that plan
trd' ne was given q credit OF $1,000
10 dcfray the expense ~ removing.
shelterInE and feeding helpless amer
lrans aud presumably oider distressed
l~orfirncrS from the ol hu.iil-
tiles.
Admiral Fletcher. who IS in com
maud OF The naval force now hound
for Vera Cruz. and Admiral I-sha,.
who will appear az TampicD within
The UoNt % hours. on bis nagshin Vir-
Einia, Viii act under similar iustruc.
lions 20 those which govern Ambassa-
dor Wilson These. while general I'D
scope. and not framed for this plr
ttcular occasion. are regarded ~ sufi-
cicut by Acting Secretary Winthrnp.
a. they are 10 the effect that Tho
American naval officers are to protect
American interests This Is generally
understood by naval officers 10 var.
f'it the commander OF = shin I'm
landing his marines or blue iacke;s
go "a port % succor Americans in dis
tr"ss there. but no. 10 authorize tho
dispatch 81 srch a force into the il-
f"rior OF Tho country without further
special INSTRUCTIONS.
KnoH's View.
Secretary knox's view b. that while
some" American lives may be lost
through the Wild End reckless firing
OF % battling forces now in the CIV
of Mexico. 10 D. certain that 4. rres.
many more lives would b. lost as an
incident 20 100 assault upon The city
by an American attacking column
hlmOrs today that President Taft
De- framing q mo- sage 90 hr sent 20
congress t1 iIv before that body an
''rct sf1fem'nt ~ cond fIpu9 iu Mex.
700 d'1 soliciting lu eNure sion " IT,
VII Tor guidance az The administration
were denied Nv officials Who would De
called u.nr f0 supply dat1 fOr such O.
communication
DEPRESSING tho Noyican 4.t.7f ON .r
.' house tnir ErIrs rtlfitr T.
Hampton Moore OF FrausslNauia. said
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trfau t'. honor aud drrIty a.
flo lHif.f States ur tfrrid o.,
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