Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
RECENT ENENTS FORIl.lL \
SPEEDY RESIGNATION on
TliE AMBASSADOR.
Peace PLAN Is PROPOSED
Would Have ilucrtn Resign and u
New President Named i'm a Fair
Election This I'ali.


from Mexico city to inform the Wash
ington administration OF conditions
I'm che robelllon-torn republic. talked
for nm hour with President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan today submit
ting chiefly that tho United states
nse its influence 10 stabilize the
Huerta regime.
No policy was evolved, at least
none was announccd.-bu It became
known that the presidents Ideas and
those Of Ambassador Wilson's as Ia
the course TO be pursued are SO radi-
cally different that administration Of
ficials interpreted the days develop
mcnts as forccastng the acceptance
Of Ambassador Wilson's resignation.
President Wilson and the Hmbas-
sador regard the future Of the MeN-
can situation, It was learned from Op.
posite viewpoints.
The president is concerned over
the morality Of any policy adopted
by the United states and its effect ON
other Laun-Amcrican countries. and
is disincliucd TO strengthen govern
ment that came into power through
the questionable events incident Ia
MadCrO's assassination.
Looks "a Future.
Ambassador Wilson. on the other
hand, is disposed to look at the stu
alton. not from past events, but with
the practical idea Of the future. lie
believes II Is the business Of govern
mcnts to look to the future and his
suggestions have been in the dircc-
tion of extending recognition to the
Huerta government If It did certain
things TO converse American inter
estS.
The inadvisiabillty from a diplO-
matte standpoint Of maintaining IN
Mexico city a representative who
would not be sympathetic with the
purpose Of the Wilson administration
in Washington is said to have had
better be conducted for the present
by Nelson O'Shaughnessy, It's first
secretary reputcd here as efficient
and experienced. The appointment
OF q new ambassador would be con
tingent upon the establishment OF a
satisfactory government at Mexico
city. Meanwhile the president advis.
ed Ambassador Wilson to take a rest
for a few days as he has been labor.
ing under a nervous strain.
While the chief Officers Of the
American government were debating
the facts Of the situation today II
| became known that movement was
on foot which might eventually spare
them the necessity Of Offering mcdl-
alton or any other kind of interfer'
ence in Mexican affairs. upon which
the national pride Of Mexico is sen
Sative.
Iucrta May tbdlCatc.
The plan ContemplatcS n repetition
of the process by which Diaz abdicatt
In favor Of a provisional president ac-
ceptable to both factions in the re-
volt against him. Prominent MeXi-
cans Of influence are Interested IN the
idea and have informed Secretary
Bryan that if the American govern
ment would refrain from any policy
they felt confident Of bringing about
an understanding between the war
ring forces looking toward peace
ful solution.
President Huerta, It is suggested II
the peace plan, might be persuaded
by his friends, that with the despa
rate financial condition OF Mexico
his resignation would be an act Ol
patriotism and self denial. ell would
be asked to name a minlster OF for
eign relations, n post now vacant. 80
! that through the constitutional pro.
cess Of succession, the minister would
succeed him as president.
The Governor Carranza has in
| formally been sounded on the propo
/ sltion became known today. as wei
as the fact that certain men ALREADY
| have been mentioned for the Provls
| ional presidency. who would be ac
/ ceptable, not only to the Huerta ad
ministration. but to the constitution
alists as well. The naming OF a cabi
| hn nrnt.ginnn1 nYnci1 an
| and the convolling Of general cleo
| tion would follow and II is hoped bl
those who are already working on th'
plan that the United States woulC
| recognize the new government so tha
MeXico's credit abroad would rise and
make possible the negotiations OF &
| loan to rehabiliate the finances o
the republic
Huerta Not Candidate.
In the meantime. the constitution
alists would be moved To assist II
pacifying the country where bandit
! hold sway and presidential cam
paign would begin. Since Ambassa
dor Wilson has come to Washington
report has been current that Presi
| dent Huerta had informed the Am
| bassador recently that he did not de
| sire to be a candidate for re-election
/
ed no opinion as to the merits of o.
/ plan for bringing about peace II
1 Mexico through the mediation o
| Mexlcans themselves. but iii s known
/ that they are vitallv Interested In Tn,
| financial situation in Mexico. particu
larly as II relates to the depreciation
of the country's finances would b.
welcomed.
That both the president and sec
retary Bryan are greatly concerne,
over the tangled financial state o
Mexico was apparent fom the ques
tons which they aske> Of both thci
official and unofficial agents Incl
dentally, +. y. Brown, president o
che Mexican National Railways. wht
saw Secretary Bryan today. was in
terrogated about the condition OF thu
railways where loss OF revenue an'
destruction of property have beef
great on account OF the revolution.