The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-25
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Military or
ders few thick and fast today in re-
demption of Tafts promise to have
ten thousand troops assembled at Gal
weston when Wilson becomes presi-
dent. These orders called for the as
selnbly OF the entire second division
OF the reorganized army. The troops
anected are widely scattered through
out the middle states and along the
Mississippi from the gulf to Canada
It u believed that the mobilization
Sf the entire division, comprising
about tan thousand viii be accom-
piished in q week. Major General Wm
II. Carter, commander of the second
division, was ordered today from
Chicago to Galveston.
All plans for the possible sending
Of troops into Mexico viii continue
with minute thoroughness up to the
end OF the Taft administration. 1t is
hoped this will be taken as a warning
TO the Mexican government
So Tar the state department. has given
little thought to the political recogni-
ton of the new government and 1t is
planned to await further Developments
in regard to the new government in
the light OF Ambassador Wilson's rec
concentrations. High approval has
been accorded the ambassadar,s con-
duet to date
TROOPS TO ENTRAiN.
In addition to the fourth brigade OF
k7he second division. consisting of the
2srd. 26th and 25th infantry, now in
the middle west orders were issued
today for the entrainment of the entire
sixth brigade, comprising the eleventh
- y.Tfa
ID. A. Russell. wyo.; the eighteenth,
Col. r. s. Davis, at Fort Mckenzie.
Wyo.; and Fort Bliss. Texas; the 22nd
infantry, Col. Daniel A. Friedrich, at
Fort Bliss. Texas.
The fourth field artillery, the second
battalion Of engineers and signal corps
sixth brigade, already have been or
dered to Galveston.
EXTENT OF RECOGNITION.
The extent TO which recognition
may be extended by the United States
TO the Huerta government has not been
determined. This probably viii depend
largely upon recommendations of Am
bassador Wilson, who has been given
large discretionary authority. The
question is likely to be brought to an
issue very soon through some apph-
cation from the Huerta government.
which, 1t is understood, is not dis
posed to remain satisfied with the ac-
tion Of Ambassador Wilson in recog-
nizing 1t as a de facto government
only. Sundays tragic events are like
ly TO be considered.
The Withholding of fun recognition.
however, is not in any sense involved
IN q decision Of any question of in
tervention In Mexican affairs; Presi-
dent Taft has declared he has not
changed his policy In that regard as
a result OF the latest developments in
the Mexican capital and it remains
true that probably only the extreme
jeopardy OF Americans and foreigners
IN Mexico would be regarded as sum-
cient for departure from that policy.
Advices to the state department say
that General Trevino, IN command OF
the Madero federal forces in North
eastern Mexico, but who was one Of
the staunch supporters OF former
President Porfrio Diaz. has declared
his allegiance to the Huerta regime
and requested authorization to accept
the provisional governorship Of Nuevo
Leon.
The American consul at Tampico
says the public In the Tampico-Tux-
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