Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-03

tuiS great purpose Nltnln WHY SHUT
time, this government Will be con-
strained 20 decide what means should
be employed by the United States In
order TO nelp Mexico save herself and
serve her people
The statement. prepared after yes
terday's cabinet meeting. was intend
ed for issuance early today, but was
delayed by minor changes made In
conference between the president and
Secretary Bryan. II was TO have been
made public at 10 a. m, but was de-
layed until shortly after noon. While
1t was being given out at the White
Gouse, 1t was being flashed on lts way
to Consul General Silliman at Vera
Cruz, the Brazilian minister at Mex
leo City and Consular Agent Caroth-
ers. who will deliver IL to the leaders
Of the factions with which they deal.
The statement made departure In
the policy of the Washington govern
ment toward Mexico II was decided
upon after several meetings of the
president and his cabinet and a study
Of the reports Of Duval West, who
made a personal investigation of con
ditions in Mexico and declared that
none of the factions seemed capable
power a stable government.
To Choose Between Factions.
The effect of the statement here
was to start a variety of speculation
as to what the American. government
meant by lending tits active moral
support 20 some man or group OF men,
if such may be found. in an effort to
ignore If they cannot unite the war
ring factions of the country
In high official quarters Is was eN-
planned that the United States hither-
to had maintained neutrality as be-
tween the factions, but now was pre-
pairing to choose between them or TO
give support to those elements In the
existing factions which gave most
promise of success.
Details Not Available.
While details of the governments
policy are not yet available, 1t was
said on good authority that II was IN
tended to restore constitutional gov
ernment in Mexico after the factions
had agreed on their man for proVi-
sional president by first according
recognition to Vasquez Tagle or some
of the other members of the cabinet
OF the late President Madero, entitled
to succession under the Mexican laws,
The minister so recognized would be
expected to formally appoint the cab
met which would name the man chos-
en- to head the new government IN
whose favor he then would resign.
Ernesto Madero and Manuel Bonilla
also were members of the Madero
cabinet but Vasquez Tagle, minister
of justice, wns the only one who did
not present his resignation.
The details of q constitutional sue
cession, however, it is understood,
will not be given attention until there
is an agreement on the new proVl-
sional president and his cabinet An
effort is to he made to secure men
for the portfolios who represent var
ious branches Of Mexican politics. the
majority being committed TO q gov
ernment based on liberal principles
and pledged to religious freedom and
agrarian and educational reforms.
Effect of Statement Varied
The effect of the presidents state
ment in Mexican quarters was varied.
General Villas representative here,
Enrique Llorente, promptly issued a
statement saying the convention gov
ernment had tried to put into effect
the very ideas set forth by Mr. Wilson
and was ready to cooperate at any
time with opposing factions. The
Carranza agency was silent, but II was
predicted that General Carranza
would endeaVor to demonstrate by a
quick campaign on Mexico City that
he could dominate all other factions
IN miltary way ahu lncIepy VuIIl-
ments.
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foIelsh natl9is nave poeH taNen
INTO the confluence Oh the phiteu
states ana those european ulploinais
VINO Wouia eApress tllel,lselNcs llui.
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was uecialeu .'uds s'a'e iileu' "e-s "
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diation conference az NIAGARA y ans
when the unltea States toSetner Witn
Arsentiha' brdHll anu Niiie 9lsiiea
protocol agreeing TO fecoshlze 'he
government set up py asieeihene "
the lacllohs,.
says VIVA - VI Accoro.
After reading President wilson
statement, Enrique Liofente, mead OF
tbo villa appDcV here iggupU the fOI-