The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
; annba SSa dor.

as ambassador.
The ambassador was in the dark
about future plans. He would go back
on the steamer sailing next Thursday
ii the President desires. he said. but
he has received no intima ton on this
point.
1t was reported on good authority
that one OF the recommendations pre-
sented to Secretary Bryan was that
the American embassy at Mexico City
should be continued in charge of Nell
son OShauG hnessy. its first secretary
and the resignation of Ambassador
Wilson be accepted. His resignation
with those OF other diplomats. has been
IN President Wilson'S hands since the
Taft administration ended
Hand BcinE Forced.
The necessity for this government
AT least 10 adopt definite policy does
not arise from any change of condi-
tons in Mexico itself. What is now
forcing the hand OF the United states
IS the attitude OF the European gov
ernmentS. whose representatives in
MEXICO recently joined in representa-
lions against the long -continucd Mex
!can disorders.
The United states Is being warned
ny both It's Official and private agents
mat II tnis government longer pur-
sues a waiting policy, IL may be soon
world powers on the Monroe Doctrine
Whether tho President has changed
MS mind within tho last three or four
days is not known. but il is certain
mat the idea is crystulizing that
Congress itself, which is the only
power having jurisdiction in the mat
ter, viii itself order intervention
secretary Bryan, speaking Tor Presi-
dent Wilson before the senate Com
IN to-.
asked that nothing Re done at present
IN the way of repeating tho neutrality
resolution OF March II, 1912, govern
ing the shipment of arms into Mexico
Inc committee agreed to the request
Al me Secretarys suggestion Am
bassador Henry Lane Wilson will an
pear before the committee carly next
week and give the members at first
hahd fun report of conditions in
mexico as he understands them. Mr.
Bryan said the President wished this
done so that the committee might be
as fully advised as himself about the
situation In that republic Mr.. Wilson
may be called Tuesday.
Wants II ms Club.
II developed that President Wilson
desires 10 hold the neutrality law as
q c!ub over the heads of the warning
factions in Mexico. To what extent or
TO what practical purposes he intend
Ell 10 use il, Secretary Bryan did not
Volunteers
Mr Bryan said the question of send
ING mediator or board of mediation
TO MeAico was still under consideration
by the President and that no definite
conclusion had been reached or plan
outlined The committee decided not
10 give the matter consideration until
tho President had fully formulated his
plans
The only member OF the Senate For
eIen Relations Committee to-day who
would make any comment on the inter
views given out by Ambassador Wilson
SiHce ms arrival in this country, was
Chairman Bacon His brief observa-
| ton was spoken more in irony than
anything else
decline To express an opinion. as
would not assume that the ambassa
dor would give out such an Interview
as vas telGgraphed here or published
,h we iocai PAPERS on the contrary
assume he did not do so"
Speaking privately. members of m,
/ committee were unanimously OF tn.
I opinion that If Mr. Wilson has beer
! CORRECTLY quoted he was speaking as ;
I man VINO knew ne would not be re
I turned To his post
Opposes Recognition.
Representative cooper, Wisconsin
! dfhlHg Republican member of tn
/ h"use Committee on Foreign Affairs
Is opposed 10 recognition OF the Huer
/ la government no matter what Nigh
be gained thereby The statement
made ny Mrs. Madcro. widow 90 Presi
dent Madero. convince me that Priest
dent Madero was murdered in col
/ blood" said Mr. Cooper. and am on
F! posed TO recognition OF a eovernmcn
/ 50 founded"
Representative Frank clark. Florida
| VINO has pending a resolution to pro
! hibit Japanese colonization in Mexi
/ o, SAID: Recognition OF the Hucrt
/ rule in Mexico would be criminal. "
/ Is proved murderer and an ASSASSIN
/ k"ports that ! hav" received from re
f, hahlc sources OF Mexican AFFAIRS con
vince me that Ambassador Wilson /
| wrong In his suggestion that IIuert
can establish stable government Il
| Mexico"