Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-15

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tsr MORNING lounssl SPECIAL ttkssn wtnsl
Washington. July ii--Althoueh the
resignation of General Huerta is con-
fdcntly expected by the state depart
inent and Washington diplomats to
occur at any moment. the constltu-
tionalists. unaffected hy the news.
are pressing hard their military cam
paign on Mexico city
Official dispatches revealed that
General villa with $1,000 men was
ready for n rapid advance on the
Mexican capital, and that General
obreson's forces at Guadnlajara were
prepared To sweep onward within "A
few days Although officials have not
been given much 10 prediction, they
now FIRMLY believe that the consu-
tutionalists VIII be In Mexico city in
two or three weeks, regardless of
what the Huefta government may do.
Would Prevent Fighting.
Diplomats are working nard 10
prevent fighting IN the capital. and
stu hope that the transfer of power
to the constltutlonallAts may vet be
affected without further bloodshed.
General Huerta's resignation II Is real
lied, would not Immediately compose
the situation, but 1t would make pos
sible parleys with the constitutional
lists through which a change of gov
ernment could be accomplished in IA
peaceable manner
The numerous official advlces say
ing Huerta would resign In a day or
two, including messages from the
Brazilian minister In Mexico city and
other diplomats. have raised the ex-
pectations Of official Washington that
his exit from power also would mean
his flight from the country. Some
here think he viii
go BY way of Salina Cruz. n Pacific
coast town. Others. among them Fer
dinando lglesias Calderon and some
high administration officials, are
not at all convinced that Huerta is
ready to abdicnte They declare that
the departure Of his family means
only that he Is preparing for desper-
ate measures such as a big rally Of
federal forces which he himself
would command.
Formal Reply by Zubaran.
Rafael Iubafan. tarrunga conf
lential agent here has received in
,tructons on which to draft a formal
'eply to the note OF the mediators
which proposed informal conferences
between the constitutionalst and
iuerta delegates for the settlement
# internal questions. The eonsttu-
ionalists' generals have expressed
heir dlsapproyal Of the plan aud Zu-
instructions, 1t is understood,
re to reject the invitation.
The schooner Sunshine which a few
weeks ago created a stir by clearing
or Havana and afterwards landing a
argo of ammunition for the constl-
at TampioO Is again in
hat port Rear Admiral Badger re-
orted today that the Sunshine, which
or two days had been lying ten miles
If the bar of Tamplco, had been
owed into port. He made no mention
[ her cargo.
Attacks Wilson'S Policy.
Another attack on the admnistra-
Ions Mexican policy was made in
he house today by Representative
londell of Wyoming He denounced
the mediation negotia-
ions at Niagara Falls and tue atti-
lde of the American state depart
rent toward the negotiations.
Discussing the provision OF the pro-
)col negotiated at NIAGARA Falls
'hch valves. on the part of the
States all claims for war in
emnlty. Mr.. Mondell said
What an abiect surrender upon
le part Of the administration from
8 stiff-neclSed demand for salute
( twenty-one guns and an ahject
pology. is this agreement to demand
0 satisfaction or indemnity whatever
,r incidents on account of which the
rushed mighty fleet
yer the seas, sacrificed American
yes and now maintains huge fghtl
Ig force amid the dangers and the
scomforts Of the tropics"