Arizona republican., 1913-07-30
Ambassador Wilson Will Appear Before Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Today-Policy Announced Later
VARIOUS SCHEMES
 HAVE BEEN OFFERED
Favorite Among Them is Huerta AbdicatiOn-And While Someth hing IS Evolving, Mr. Bryan Will Return to Lecture Field
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 WASHINGTON, July 29.-The pre- sident and Secretary Bryan devoted themselves to study of the volumin- ous reports at their disposal on con- ditiOns in Mexico. The indications are that with the appearance before the senate committee on foreign re- lations tomorrow. of Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, the last stage of the program of the administration to discover the facts of the situation be- fore announcing a policy, will be reached
 While q resolution in the house called for a joint committee to ob- tain documents on the Mexican situ- ation and another in the senate sought the opinion of that body on the ques- tion of recognizing the belligerency of the cOnstitutionahsts administration officials again declared that there would be no haste in formulating a definite policy. Bryan stated that no proposition for mediation had been submitted to either of the two fac tions in Mexico and he incidentally remarked that he might go back to the lecture platform in few days. The present condition of affairs is not considered acute here.
 The development of policy by the United States might be delayed to observe the outcome of efforts being made by leading MeXicans to bring about an understanding between the two warning sides. Some administra- ton officials proposed that policy be pursued along a discussion of all ternatives
 First, it is suggested that the United States refrain from interference while the Mexican leaders themselves en- deavor to compose their differences. The attitude of the United States against recognizing the Huerta ad- ministration is already being outlined in Mexico according to reports here, as indicating that the abdicat1on ot Huerta in favor of compromise on a provisional president, is inevitable.
 should the efforts by the Mexicans to adjust their dispute fail, it is pro- posed by influential members of the senate that the embargo on arms be lifted and that the two factions be permitted to obtain munitions of war on an equality. Some of the senators freely predict a decisive result in quick time under those circumstances.
 Third, should peace be delayed. the suggestion is made that the United States offer to mediate through a commission.
 Fourth as last resort it is sug- gested that a tripartite commission composed Of representatives of the Tinted States and Latin American na- tions endeavor to bring about a set clement by peaceful means.
 A declaration from President Huer- La that mo American in Mexico shall suffer injustice or violence with his cogniZance' was made public by the state department today in the follow ing announcement:
 "President Huerta expressed hlmseff as regretting that the American gov ernment should ascribe to the m fluence of the Mexican government any action antagonistic to AmeficahS during his occupancy of executive au- tboritv and he desires that the state department be assured that no ln- justice or violence shall be done Americans with his cognizance while he is in his present position
 Reports to the state department to- day said that Carlos Pereyra Who has been acting secretary of state since July 10, pending the arrival or the newly appointed secretary. freoei ick Gamboa left his office today anu in the interval until August 1o Wnei Secretary Gamboa will take office, the  held by the present minister oi pup Hc Instruction pr GarZa Aldupe Tht latter has spent much time m th' United States and the state depart ment officials say he is in sympathy with American institutions
 Commander Kittalls, of the Gunpoa Wheeling reported from Frontera that American fears there nave peer allayed by the arrival Of 4oo MeNlcai ,l.asxr xrfylfr federal troops who are drlVlhs tiI' rebels away from the clty- Red, asi 1A
 ;ro1 C,ovvless commanding the Paclfl' souadron reported that he observed an aeroplane flying over GuayIiia barhor evidently trying to drop bomb on the Mexican federal Gun boat Tampico. However he dlu no verify the unofficial report that tn ,,l Tampico had been destroyed pE UT aviator.