The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
CALLS ON WILSON TO WITHDRAW TROOPS

T po Is considerable distance short the important bridges the
Jnnway Inc to Mexico City,
United States reparaon whenever and wherever the
dignity Of the United States oued President Wilson bent ali the
tes Of the Administration to-day planning for operations Mexico
Tie Presidents statement issued after Cabinet conference reply to
~ message received from the Constonst chief Caranza declared
& I'VE dealing only with those whom Huea commands and
thoos who come to his support"
- From to-day chiefs Of the War and Navy Depart
e Secretary Of State Bryan and the other Cabinet officials hurried
m conference to conference expected that formal declaration
d var might come from the Mexican Dictator any
The fact that Charge Oshuynesy had been handed his passports
b. Cen Hua added acute aspect 10 the situation. but has been
more les expected The interests Of the United States will be looked
Me- BY Of the other foreign legations the case Spain
dng Reports that NJ OShaughnessy had reached Vera
CRU we've not credited BY TIE State Department
Cncmng the CananA note of defiance Mr. Bryan refused to
Qoak Ne asked whether the embargo the Texas
lda I'D been imposed 10 shut of the revouHoniss He replied that
xh4S ~
Wod v received at the Navy Department that the destroyer
no from ve had reached Tampo and another report said
Ut hs svomst troops about Tampce had formed alliance with
s Sa s IN the city 70 withstand attack by the American
hra
Secretary Daniels remained consultation with the President to de-.
~ vAaa os should Be given the navy There strong nstene
y ts navy md army experts that quick forward movement should
made at q Vera Cruz 10 seize Ire bridges the railroad about f.
~ Mia from Ire city, These bridges destroyed would great
heuaveaieno and delay to the troops
AAM1Ls WANTS 10 TAKE BRIDGES.
S6say Daniels urged the President authorize the marines and
M jckss Vera Cruz 70 take these bridges before too late
The Wa Department has completed the draft Of call for 100000
vonteef VIII not be Issued until necessary but most of the officials
eve The necessity win arrive The President however
- tbs position and has written number and Representa-.
1 have already rendered their services that he believes regular
q a country can successfully cope with any situation that may
otah he believe that Huea has formal declaration of war
10y FIR they have not received notification Of Its issuance
q Tie fasmeuy state Of communication with the Mexican capital
y Do not know whether the Dictator has taken the matter up with the
~ Congress His attitude clearly forth his statement Of
~ h night which he said and promised to have
auy q 10000 men IN the field IN twenty days
t slhhy reported here that Huera and Caanza already
tha communication Officials say they expect Huea will issue
ssU PROCLAMATION coUhed IN the oades terms holding out tn
S branch 10 Ire Constituencies and demanding that they present
untA front to the common enemy-the "Cringoes"
vAs sooa Uds Issued believed the Constutionas vii
soe temporarily to forget their differences and combine against In
led Stsa Theu Is expected arrangement will be proposed b.
Gamma and Wa whereby they will operte IN the territory they nov
~ vtae ssassh acts IN Central and Southern Mexico
Howsv~, until this action has been TAKEN President Wilson vii
ke no steps to indicate any change Of feeling toward the revou
NnGh M w ignore Csmzas belcose demand that our men b
snwa from ven Cruz and the border patrol viii be notified
tese rs precautions 10 fact the commanding officer at Fort Bis
odd has been warned to be prepared should any attempt be made
~ at position In effort to release the hundreds of Mexican pis
s6iiis confined there.
Il Is realized that Hueas strength will be mmeas,rably increase
the cooperation Of Villas victorious hor and IS expece
~ q soon any orders issued for moving the army aonr N
~ v be rushing all Of the regiments in the amy posts Of tn
% and he cost artillery equipped infanymen to the border 70
stD1lnls aaito
s1AxI0NAL GUARD MAY BE SENT 70 TEXAS.
The National Guard likewise be sent TO Texas as although III
cannot order the Guard out of the country subject to
within our territorial limitations and would prove great factor
S1eg ths border and preventing Mexican raid.
Gen. Wood still is awaiting orders the War Department
Mccall has vt been Issued for the militia and said that nothn
d be done that direction until Congress had by author
ing tho movement and by providing the large amount Of none
ay for the concentration Of the militia forces at the varo
ps which already have been selected the respective State
The Navy Depaftmsnt announced to-day that the torped
@ destroyer otia sent from Vera Cruz by Admiral Badger ha
q Wposted its arrival at Tanpeo -
Late reports from Consular Agent Carohers indicate CROWN
6ce and the development Of anAmerican feeling in III