Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-10

(By Icascd wirc 10 EvrnrnR Herald. J

tEsy LEASED Wtrc ,o Evening Herald.
Washington. Nov. iO.--Presideni
Wilson discussed tho Mexican situa-
ton today and cleared tho atmosphere
Ct many reports az 70 the Intention
Of the United States. He made It
cicnr uhat he had no intention at
present of addressing congress be-
cause the situation was not In shape
for him to have anything 90
say. and that white certain repre-
sen,atiops had been made to the
Hucrtn government no reply had
been received. lie declared that No
time limit had been set for reply
from llvcrta.
The president told inquirers he wns
not ready to discuss recognition Of
the cunstitutiuualisis. ana that his op-
position 20 raising the embargo on
arms had not boon changed
The text OF the statement given To
IN, diplomatic corps M midnight on
sunday hy President lluerta reached
here today from Charge OShaughnes-
Fv. Secretary Bryan would not com
ment on u further than To- say last
nights dispatches from Mexico CITY
described Il accuryjtcly Informal
comment on Huerta's statement, how
ever. emphasized that while the cleo
tlons OF tho president and vice presi-
dent were 60 be- declared null and
void, tIuertn Intended to consider the
election of congress valid BY the
Washington government that Is re-
gardod as an inconsistency of which
foreign nations must take coguizancc
and tho impression prevailed that re-
pudlntlon az al acts of the now CON
pross would be forthcoming by the
United States.
The president made Il plain that
foreign governments had been fully
advised Within the last week of tho
steps taken hy the United States hut
thai the future poliry of this govern
ment was dependent on further deVel-
opments IN discussing the Mexican
situation with newspaper men the
president spoke especially against
representing the situation as more
serious than Il really was. Tho pres
ident pointed oW that sensational re-
ports embarrassed the task of th'
administration. especially when these
reports wore I'm advance ~ those mad,
by the administration
The first squadron. four troops oi
the Fifteenth cavalry commanded ~,
Colonel Joseph Garrard, left For
Nyor va. to-day by train for For
Bliss. 'reNus to relieve the Thlr,
squadron of tho Finh cavalry pa
trolling the Mexican border Th'
movement is ln accordance with or
dors issued month ago Two SOUND
rons OF the Fift,ynth cavalry ut For
sheridan. ul. and Fort .cavenworth
kan. are 20 relieve the other tw'
sauudrons uf the Tenth cavalry, nov
at Fort ETHAN Allen, w.
orders have not yet been issue'
for the transfer Of the Second an'
Fith cavalry to their northern am
eastern stations
one official familiar with the cN
changes with Huerta said today tha
the latest representations from Wash
iugton were not such as To plac
President Wilson n the attitude .
having said the liant word II llucrt
declined 20 ahdicnto. II was sni
that the language of tho last repre-
Hontnti0ns did not directly call %
IIuerin 10 resign, bat made clear tina
n ho had the good of Mexico az hear
and really desired that some govern
mont In Mexico Clty be- recognized b
the United states he would retir
from the situation.
The communication n also under
stood to have indicated that II liuei
"a remained IN power the Unite