The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

WASHINGTON, APRIL 2l.-(TUESDAY)-ACTION BY THE
ARMY AND NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES FORCE HIERTA
TO SALUTE THE FLAG WAS HELD UP EARLY TO-DAY
THROUGH OPPOSITION IN THE SENATE TO THE FORM OF THE
JOINT RESOLUTION APPROVING PRESIDENT WILSON'S PUR
POSE AS 1T PASSED THE HOUSE NIGHT.
RECESS OF THE SENATE WAS TAKEN AT 1928 A. NJ
THE PRESIDENT. WHILE STATING IN HIS MESSAGE To-
CONGRESS THAT HE HAD FULL CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHOR
TY TO ACT. FOR CONGRESS TO EXPRESS IFS AP
PROvAL BEFORE ORDERING TAsiPICO AND VERA CRIIZ To
BE SEIZED AND OTHER STEPS TAKEN LOOKING TO REPARA
TAMPICO "
IN SPECTACULAR MIDNIGHT SESSION THE SENATE
Discussed THE HOUSE RESOLUTION BRIEFLY. SENATORS
OBJECTED TO INDyIDUAIIZING HUERTA AND SUBSTITUTE
RESOLUTION WAS AGREED UPON BY THE FOREIGN REIA
TIONS COMMITTEE GIVING THE PRESIDENT BROAD AUTHOR
f TO DEAL WITH THE NDIGNrTIES OFFERED THE UNITED
STATES IN MEXICO IN OF THE SITUATION AS PRE-
sENTED BY THE PRESIDENT IN MESSAGE
PRESIDENT WILSON HAD RETIRED EARLY BUT SECRE
TARY TUMULTY. SECRETARY GARRISON POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL BURIESON. VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL. ACTING
ohAiRMAN Cha SHNELY AND OTHER ADMINISTRATION LEAD
Frs CONFERRED ON THE SUBSTITUTE RESOLUTION
SENATOR LODGE PRESENTED A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
PREANBLE OF THE RESOLUTION REPORTED BY THE COM
MORROW. ~
1T SET FORTH:
THAT THE STATE OF UNREST VIOLENCE AND ANARCHY
WHICH EXISTS IN MEXICO THE NUMEROUS UNCHECKED
AND UNFINISHED MURDERS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS AND
THE SPOLIATION OF THEIR PROPERTY IN THAT COUNTRY
THE DPOssBILTTY OF SECURING PROTECTION OR RE
DRESS BY DIPLOMATIC METHODS IN THE ABSENCE OF IAW
FUL OR EFFECTIVE AUTHORITY THE INABILITY OF MEyICo
TO DISCHARGE IT'S INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS THE I'M
PROVOKED INSULTS INDIGNTTES INFLICTED UPON THE
FLAG AND THE UNIFORM OF THE UNITED STATES BY THE
CAN TERRITORY. HAVE BECOME NTOLERABIE
THAT THE SEIFRESPECT AND DIGNITY OF THE limited
STATES AND THE DUTY TO IT'S CITIZENS AND IT'S
INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS REQUIRE THAT SUCH COURSE
BE FOLLOWED IN MEXICO BY OUR GOVERNMENT AS TO COM
PEI RESPECT AND OBSERVANCE OF IT'S RIGHTS,
WASHINGTON April 2o-In hours possibly less the
United States will possession Of the Mexican
custom houses at Tampco and Cruz
Detailed plans for landing of marines these two important
coast towns completed the White House b
tween President Wilson, Secretaries Garrison and Daniels
Major General Wood and Fise and Blue and Jo
Lind - ~
NO orders to the and navy issued onieh WAS the
announcement made after the Temporarily n
deferred until acts the resolution approving a
presidents Of using the the United states IN
enforce its demands against General growing out Of the arrest
at Tampico Of American bIuejackets
The resolution passed the house by vote Of 2 N n
after spirited debate For considered b the
senate foreign relations committee prospect Of an all night session
of the senate a until early tomorrow
The house adjourned until 10 tomorrow and prdsn,
Wilson out by the days after hearing that the
house had adopted the resolution.
Persons who in touch with president said the Stems h;
would be taken by the United Of war were of nature
which would not require formal notification powers in the same
that declaration Of other prerares h -
Foreign will be of deveonreD h
The debate the might b.fd
navy probably would block Mexico on American
ron commerce with the United ~ The Resolution
rf by fho
house ana which
seis though