Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-07-09 | Page 7 | Mexico's Attitude in the Nicaraguan Affair

MEXICO'S ATTITUDE IN THE NICARAGUAN AFFAIR Washington. July 0. More light o the attitude of Mex?;o lu the Nlcar nun situation was obtained todai by tho As.ciated Prv?s from Senof D'1 La Barn, MpUan ambassador to Wa!-hlni;t.m. Ik- In leaving Washington Washing-ton for Mugriollti, Mu.s, He was linked for a statement In regard to tho rci-ort tiiat the United 1 States and Mexico may settle the j Nit :-Ai'aguaji trouble. "The statin)' m reported to have bi-eu made by the sta.e department I recently ngardln friendship that Inspired In-spired tho lat conferences between It and the Mexican ;:oTernmeut on thn situation In Nicaragua,"' aid the ani-bassador, ani-bassador, "Is entirely true. Th rneetlugs which 1 haa with Secretuiy Knox and Assistant Secretary Wilton Wil-ton were characterized by the best fooling betwe-n the two government arid, while prompted by such feeling, the Mexican government does not wish to take any initiative lu the settlement set-tlement of the difficulties In Nicaragua. Nicar-agua. "My government 0.1s shown a dls position to co-operate at any time wltli a view to solving the problem. If the American governmr uml the Nliar-aguan Nliar-aguan government should ask for tbJt co-opcratlou."