The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
WILSON OUTLINES
HIS HAYTIAN POLICY
Fiscal PrOtectOrate the Same
as i'm SantO Domingo
Is Indicated.
SENDS LETTER TO LANSING

wINpsor. VT. June 2s.-Presiden
wilson between business and recreation
has passed a strenuous day. Considera-
ton of International. Mexican and Hay
tian situations called for a share OF his
time. hut he was able to play eighteen
hoiAS Of golf in the morning and then
wind up with an all afternoon automo-
bile ride.
Altogether he covered exactly las
miles to-day. his motoring ending only
when his dust covered car stopped at
Hariakendcn House as its big grand.
father clock was Ginning $3.50 tonight.
Early in the morning the President
was advised by Secretary Lansing of
che arrest of Gems. Huerta and orozco
on the charge of violating the neutral
tty law.
THE Sun correspondent Ia able to
state a~uthoritatively that the arrest OF
tho two men was not at the Presidents
specific direction. Indirectly, however,
he personally ordered their detention.
having issued standing orders when
Huerta landed In this country three
months age that he should not be per-
mitted 10 use this country as a base
for revolutionary activity in Mexico and
should not be permitted to return to
Mexico.
In establishing close espionage con-
stantly over Huerta. agents of the De-
partments OF state and Justice followed
the orders which came from the Presl-
dent himself.
Active Interest In Huerta.
II can also be stated authoritatively
that the President will take an active
personal interest in the developments OF
Huerta's case. The President refused
to-day to comment further on the arrest
OF Huerta and Orozco.
Secretary Lansing also advised the
President of advices from Berlin fore
casting the reply of Germany TO this
Governments last note IN submarine
warfare. 1t was understood that the
President was advised that the reply
will be favorable" This has been the
Presidents confident hope all during the
recent course OF the negotiations. The
President has not yet been advised Just
when the note itself will probably reach
The state Department.
The revolutionary troubles in Haytl
were also taken up by the Chief Execu-
tive. He let II be known that he has
decided upon a definite policy as to
Hayti. While declining to disclose 1t In
detail. II is known that the Presidents
plan has been outlined in a letter to
Secretary Lansing. II Is understood
that this Government will take a course
in Hayti similar to that in regard 20
Santo Domingo. President Sam will be
advised that constantly recurring revo-
buttons have brought Hayti into bank
ruptcy and that the collection and dis
tursement Of Haytian revenues by
United States representatives would be
the most feasible solution. as 10 now
being done in Santo Domingo.
The Long Motor Ride.
With Mrs. sayre and Miss Bones
as his companions the President
left the Summer White House" In m
automobile soon after 2 o'cloc this
afternoon. The President told Driver
White to keep going. White did. some
times at twenty-five to thirty-ive miles
an hour on st~raightaway clear roads.
Coming over to Windsor the Presiden.
tial party sped through Woodstock and
then through the Green Mountains &c
Rutland, one of the most beautiful sec.
tions OF the Vermont mountain country
He passed through dozens Of quaint Yer
mont hamlets. but was recognized by
very few persons.
ON the outskirts Of Rutland about
1880 o'clock the President stopped TO-
afternoon tea at the Otter Creek Tea
House, which Is more than 100 year,
old. It's proprietors are Mr.. and Mrs
George a. Brigham. The President anc
his travelling companions had sand
witches, chocolate cake with their tea
They stayed nearly an hour resting aat
examining the old furniture and heir
looms In the house. The President regis
tered In the ancient guest book a
"Woodrow Wilson and party"
In returning home via Rutland AM
Woodstock the automobile of the secre
service men following the Presidents ca
baked and then refused TO go. Joltinl
over the mountain roads had damaged
the machine.
The President went on without hi
bodyguard except one man. who got int
Mr.. Wilson's car. The other secret ser
vice men caught up with the Presiden
after "A half hour of hard driving.
While the President was out DR.. Gray
son and Miss Margaret Wilson wen
horseback riding over the Cornish hill
and visited the estates of Winstol
Churchill. Maxfield Parrish and other
In the big artists colony.
Tomorrow the President will follow
his outdoor programme OF golf in tn
morning and automobiling in the after