Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-10

bend the raiding outlaws aud thon
return to American soil.
Satisfaction Expressed
Word that the cayalrymcn were In
Mexico served to quiet rather than
increase excitement at the capitol
over the news from the border. Ex-
prossiops Of satisfaction were heard
on every hand and developments
were awaited with profound interest.
There was no outbreak OF debate in
the senate but on the house side
Representative Mondell. of Wyoming,
republican, made vigorous attack
upon the administration Mexican
policy and drew a sharp reply from
Representative Foster, democrat Of
Illinois
Administration Leaders VIII seek to
curb debate ON the subject, but VIII
not be surprised u there is difficulty
tomorrow In restraining opponents Of
the administration.
Hall Announces Plan.
Senator ran Of New Mexico, long
and ardent advocate Of intervention
and consistent critic OF the president,
tonight announced his purpose OF In
Producing "A resolution to provide for
recruiting 100000 volunteers to in
tervenc Ia Mexico at the earliest pos
shlc momont II IS known too that
other republican senators, among
them senator Galllnger have IN con-
temptation resolutions with respect
to aggressive action toward Mexico,
Senator Fall, IN explaining his rcso-
luton tonight said that he had devils
ed it as means Of ayerting war with
Mexico or war with some foreign
power over Mexico which he regard
ed as inevitable unless some aggrcs-
sive action is taken In the near fu-
ture.
Il would send 100000 mon into
Mexico 20 seize the ports and rail-
roads and aid the authorities In ami
himtng bandit bands ana ro-estab-
fishing government he said II have
had this plan In contemplation some
time. awaiting the time when | knew
this problem would again be brought
foreibly before the congress OF the
American people. The Intervention
proposed IN my plan Is the only way
can see that actual war can be
avcrted."
senator stone, chairman Of the for
eign relations committee, got official
reports from The state and war de-
partments during the day lie com
muniented them to his colleagues ON
the floor and there were informal con-
fcrcncos among democrats and repub-
Leans, but therc was no open demon
stration on discussion
No Action Contemplated
senator Stone said no congressional
action WIS contemplated that he
knew Of although be- expected that de-
bate would bc prccmtatcd and some
radical steps proposed hy minority
memhets II is the general opinion ol
democrats, leaders, however, that mo-
action will Doe takcn In congress UNI
loss the president requests IT, The
democrats think the border troops
viii continue 60 handle the situation
without Interference
There is no expectation here thnt
villa and his band win Dee aprpchond.
ga without hard fighting and there is
little hope that the Carranza forces
viii get them t the American cavalry
men do not.
I'm reply 90 inquiries, state depart.
mcnt officials said that AS general
proposition they believed The CarranH
government had materially increased
its military strentth since recognition
hy The United states, ana that n IA,
majority of the states where il is n
control order has been restored. Il
WAS admitted. however, that the fnan.
cial condition of the dc facto govern.
mont WAS becoming worse.