The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 27.-Without
comment. Federico Gamboa. the MN
lister OF foreign affairs. presented 10
;he standing committee Of IT, Nexi-
can congress tonight all the facts IN
the controversy between Mexico and
the United States.
The congressman comprising the
committee received the facts without
comment. other than that INDUCED IN
as individuals after adjournment.
Unless there are new developments II
is improbable that discussion even OF
a private character will continue long.
Senator Gamboa insists that the ne
Eotiations are not entirely concluded.
but should they be- II is probable that
soon the entire affair will be regard
ed as a closed incident.
The congressman. in discussing the
notes exchanged, freely commended
the action OF the Mexican govern
ment. and that small portion OF the
public which is coCnizant or the char
acter of that action was loud in It's
praise cf what Is charactC rized as
the patriotic and disnified attitude OF
the administration.
No afternoon paper In tho capital
carried any part Of the CCTresponG-
ence between the two countries or
reference 20 President Wilson's mes
sage
WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. 7.- Secre-
tary Bryan dispatched long kilograms
TO the embassy and all consular rep
resentatives quoting extracts from
the presidents address 10 cor gress TO
day. in which he reviewed the futile
peace negotiations with the Huerta
government and the policy the United
States would pursue hereafter toward
Mexico.
In these messages the consuls were
instructed 20 render every aid possi-
bic 10 departing Americans. furnish
ing trans portation and any other Pc
cUniary assistance 20 the needy They
were informed that q sufficient num-
Der OF ships would be provided 20
carry away those in the coast towns
Foreign Coy' rnmsnts VIII b. notl-
FED OF the action Of the United states
so that they may give similar advice.
but the American consuls viii help
all foreigners in any emergency
To Mobilize Troops.
Within a dav or Two an announce
nen' f. expected ~ the mobilization
Of ? large number Of American troops
along the southern frontier 10 enforce
neutrality in the traffic ~ arms ard
munitions of war President Wilson
was in touch with Assistant Serro-
tary Breckenridge. Of the war depart
ment. tonight. buf tho nature Of his
communication was not revealed IL
is believed that thc president not only
f. preparing 20 strengthen tho border
patrol but desirss tho strongest vtgi-
lance BY troops already watching the
International boundary Secretary
Garrison. of the war department. %
was anpoun-e tonight. viii DO in
New Y6fk next Wednesday 10 cOnfer
With Francis Burton Harrison. but ~
was said az the White house thai ms
rfturn 20 tho east from his western
Inspection trip was NOT prompted by
anv pro-p pective troop movements
These developments followed Close
ly upon the reading bv President wi.
son % his address ~ congress to-day.
In which he outlined 'he policy ~ tho
United states toward Nav.c1 a. ono
- absolute noninfrrfc-rr-a and
FtricteFt nesFrahfy Tho Pr. I.rf
held QUE hope frr rc-umbuon %
nerotiations and ultimate sI,r".s a.
a polict ~ persuasion backed br tho
moral force ~ tho governments of
'hs world
Receive New Note.
Firsf results ~ fhr prI dents nr.
tmifm were apparent fd-rieff vhfn
Iecre'arv Hrv1n anrouIrsd mo result
~ message from John Lird. npu, at
Vera Cruz. stating THAT gnnor gamhrs
Mexican minister ~ foreign Affairs.
had Sent q new note Srrrefar. fsr,ar
described Tho situation o. -rurnuras.
ing. and commented nm thf fact chat
he had f1r several daVH u.rI tho ueord
unchanged Tho secretary said
fha' while fhr Lind mraaaua con
tained oniv SUMMARY NJ ftr Gsrrto,
note. 'uriciont bad hssr received %
warrant taking an encouraging t.ev.
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