Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-28
Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Reads Correspondence Be
tween Himself and Con-
fdentIaI Agent John lind
PRESIDENT DEMANDS
HUERTA'S EFFACEMENT 7
Suggestion That American
Bankers Would Loan Money
to Southern Republic Is
ScomfuIy Rejected.
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Mexico Clty Aus. ~ without com-
mcpt Federico Gamtou minister OF
foreign affairs prcsentc, 90 br
smndne committee or tho Mexican
congress tonight all the facts in thc
contfo,ers, between Ncxioo lud tho
United states
Tho couerossmcb eouprlaue th"
committee. received "a, facts without
comment other thau INDUCED to- as
individuals after adjournment Un-
Dos. There urc new developments 10 Us
mpfonahl. that discussion even col,
private character. viii continue 'au4
SENIOR Gumboa insisted tnat the ue-
eotiatluns urr mot entirely concluded.
tut should lhcy pr IL is PROBABLE that
gcou t1e .utuc affair VIII hc regarded
u,a closed Incident
The cousf,ssmcu. m discussing the
notes exchanged. freely commended
the action ut tbe Mexican ro,orn-
mcnt ana that small portion Of the
public which is cosnMut of the char.
uctef OF that action was loud In ts
praise ur what s characterized as pa
uiouc and disuIlicd attitude ul the
administration
No PAPER boo tho capital carried any
part of the correspondence or refer
euce 90 President Wilson's message.
Officials of tsc government refused
to discuss It with the exception ot
Scuor Gamboa who referred to- the
exchanges ana then only sufficiently
to explain that the documents he was
handing out for publication we're
those exchanged up 10 last night
Nl The government cared 10 say re-
gmdng the situation was published
tonight in the official Diurio paper
published by the government for the
di. i.amnouon of official news
Since the strained relations exist.
ing between Mexico and the Cuiteu
states began SENIOR Uiambou suld, tn
this article "t1r ad interim govern
mcrt, with ml understan ling of the
obligations and responsibilities pun.
posed with the greatest possible spirit
of Cancellation to preserve national
dccorum which was u great danger
ot suffering serious and ranscen-
dent aifront had another line OF
conduct Iccn adopted from that
which was taken under the present
circumstances The strictly secret
character st the negotiations still uu-
der Way. decided the government
upon Withholding until today the pub
location of the whole of the CORES
rondcurc exchanged between the
ehanccllories
I'm gIcv of the fact that the presl-
dent Of the United States has all
ready submitted the ease 10 congress.
the constitutional ad interim govern
mcut believes il 10 bo its dutV through
the official organ 60 inform all the IN
hahitauts of the republic of the state
of these delicate negotiations pW
poscly not q single comment ls added
since the government believes that
the documents are eloquent enough In
themselves. II confines itself to hop
ing for approval uf us acts bl the
people whose dcstiuies IL temporarily
guides and recommending tnc great
est ,alm and discretion iu order That
thp dccorous and solemn course Of
the aforementioned negotiations ma,
not be- hiudcrcd
Many McNicans believe that the
cnIy bar to the acceptance Of the
o d