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The They breathed the sense of national — gave to latter policy has always-meant gieat Jbonbr they were shot through with threat as we declared in Congress a which and a military feeling they evinced the "Instead Tribune: campaign occupation " patriotic of Iri a letter to the New York Huerta has steadily yepoiver although Mr Wilson personal greatness to from powet rivlted eliminating hlih in his place of fused to see what he did not wish jto There seem to be but two alternatives-— believe fault And there to and repair a in all probability until remain Immediate intervention or 4 of Hoierta far preferably ihby will serve the purpose for which hfe shall be expelled by £orce of recognition arms” fear! uttered the flitter The world has is Caustic oreign Comment thby were judgment based upon certain — neverme nt of that This logic has recognizedthat moral courageIs pending the accomplish now found general acceptance The conservative pro-V far greater than physical w’hich is be yours and it is to that most courageand greet Willson great your position "absolutely triumph important President nounces un enough that we not ask you to perform the fact Mr President would and mty wepressing strong enough to say to Huerta: “I possessing‘all the jhdre duty of turning your of your attention have the beginning appearance! to an-V opposed you from encouragement JyM upon the stricken people of bleeding was right and that 'archy civil war and because thought and murder of forin Papers Say Mexico and conslder-f-cbnslder solicitude-Which you were am going to elgn residents in Mexico”wrong We quote that deep give you a to prove you briefly from the leading journals of' cahdor and with thefeel writer has made it so clear as chance Mexico you right and can bring peace to are other countries: we know you — Whether willing to recognize you that "the only force?' that can control am therefore mgy not apply those words to them also President in voar government with the understanding rancaisefof Is! not our attitude toward them a rom the Economise shadinghis course that you will bring peace to Paris: questionedapd misunder-ritdod”? with respect to large mattersof public next three 'Wrerywhere think your within the shall country and presently this ’“The States have as President If fail to accomplish United We policy is "the force of Rubllc months you that it Is Opinion” doctrinaire for'” your mind shall recommend immediateintervention today a very eager tjry ito convince But public opinion is no less subject the people’s good Mr Jf thjat present conditions ’Woodrow Wil----son shall succeed in endeavor to Congress The they we individual is a university professor lk only to change than and judgment are intolerable” not "the large thiiy to do jthe cannotncontinue: of Interesting and if it Is to be accepted big some books ‘JIA as a true If Wilson is a and thing we can afford to do’t— a reversal Woodrow has consequently the advantages and' guide it must be and interpreted to do this our people examined enough mantof the world will acclaim of our action "withoutraising the question disadvantagespertaining to frequent the nations a at intervals right or wrong When devotedto learning and teaching His we were whether more in him the greatest man in the world November we urged Upon you manful mentality is elevated but rigidly un-v rind so deserve? our reputation once reversal of a policy Iwhich we then can see no alternative adaptive his honestyis and th above susplfor generosity redemption believed cion He is deficient in ex-1 withoujt quibble or to be an has since In a letter to the Philadelphia Public however which Of every obligation perienc He considers himself called to have been untenable we did-not Ledger: proved to the public Hesitation”? have elapsed since we upon morals-not view? in the assume to reflect the The writer duringhis vacation only ofregenerate the UnitedStates but aisoY our months intelligent We could but feel thajtz common past summer met some of other countries He says raised the questions: much of the not who had large property people permit seeming approval was no more than American Mexicoto initiate such and such" has a interests in and for his or moral right What legal natural and praiseworthy restraint but Mexico a solution of the deajJ-to saY governmental of th United States inquired as to their lock President there own enlightenment or put such and such a 'president of were few evidences to that effect forward relative to conditions in that opinion candidate for the presidericy But who shall£LTldor shall not be and you were quite justified in assuming I44 countryadvised him that they thought neither Mexico nor the nations of Eu-rope that your attitude hSd Did not President Wilson imbed him-sW general position won press They can possibly submitto these North practically inextricable in a commendation The newspaper in the only salvation of Mexico could American Injunctions Mexico Is an from Within and that when he demanded the retirementparticular was notably insistent and come Huerta dependentstate and it 18 desirable Huerta? the sj&adfast in suport of your determination backed up by his government was remain so the only answers forthcomingare drive only person Qualified to thoroughly Rnd to from his position of Huerta tip the platje rom the Novoa Vremya of St “PbL be found in a consensus of authority But Is it Ho Let us in now? by action on tersburg: opinion and a bopslssslymark the indications afforded That the only bar to such our the opposition tknklsd sltuatjpn surcharged leading the part of jfluerta was all European? South' diplomatic The factandthatAsiatic journals quote: W stand taken iby the government of the countries have peril But no! That Js not strict-ly American long the United States recognized government '£' fciccurats You answerpd th® first stood alone rom the Washington Post: this can be consideredas the best That Jhe government Huertathat Mr President you Jl Rations question when in its ably ft afnong Mexican the Huerta has conducted Peru and The people of the United States have the' of policy affairs of Huerta governmental Mexico Only the United States has assumed’a' the second when you urged during the past ten months given to That recognitionby this ofcountryof refusing npresslvely upon the Congress as the President and his secretary of state the federal Mexico recognize position it While to government s tU?1 the latter to borrow Huerta has until now d for repudiatinga a most remarkable procjf of their would enable primary reason the itself to energetic support'of party platform in their sincerity of probably in London possibly in of your own purpose rebels pledge United Staten all the funds required to the foreign more concentratedin the north necessity of mollifying remarkable masmucn as the with money men and ammunition- The of them have failed to see that order and- to call a halt to the Jokers maintain President the rights of our citlzenis were as fully acts of outrageousbrutality now being the message of Wilson reveals y It desired game of the UnitedStates Not Wanted protected as or that "the committed1 and to the great loss of only demands that an armistice should policy was propertv belongingto American you watching and waiting” 'subjects residing in pe with tne revolutionists The partisan attacks to which either beneficial to to the Mexico but concluded Insists categorically ire now subjected even that being increasingly United States or fair toMexico the citizens or Policy not be a the least oi subjects of foreign nations Without riends Huerta should candidatefr donBtltute we suspect president in the coming election ‘Lit and Reprenot brought peace or characteristic of M That toit has extraordinary is not in vain that the westernEuropean Thegalaxy the people of fexico must be who demand "action” which admitted this 0f editorial individual press to sentatives permittedthemselves r may ' that the United Would lead to armed intervention ?is its There State’s the supposition it has been of unanimity That productive openly take the side of but they wholly Mexican reflectconstituencies losses to British German may have appeared somewhere a word American the wish of the country anarchy misinterpret rench and Spanish investors is ‘II of approval of “watchfulwaiting” since so v tf the Berliner Tageblattrwflr so unpopular all if to hi the embargo was lifted but so rom wnin the eyes of the people as apparent hateful the peace That itof hasthe advanced painstakingreadingof many theEvery Mexican knows very well that distracted world! is policy of the UnitedStates in would be a war now wltjli thus exceedingly have not '' American newspapers we far Is doubtful to Miexlco Mexican affairs aims at establishing MlGXlCO Whether avoidance not one word into furand it seen it Taking That foreign was and is producingfriction ’ a more or less fairly attributable to your sagacity — rapidly increasing protectorate fairly relations: tiier the their republic it would seem to consideration over because forbearance or to mere good fortune inbe our disposition of senators and repre-I separates the United States from the as clear as diplomaticsecrecy will dr to both the country li matters not at epi O O N B sentatives who are most sensitive to partially subjugatedrepublics situated permitthe public to judge is grateful sir deeply grateful to of their constituents north of is not a par the upon the Panama Huerta the calamity the Orleans E O C views for sparing them rom New Picayune: E attractive individual but it you a of ticularly an election what are we to ineve is true that this Mrhich unhappily so many) are coming Strong as has been presidentWilson’s nevertheless fer? against the exlb regardas inevitable policy with respedt to matters of SA M V K whom Y In your truly eloquent of justice He In messageto the professdr man Princeton contemplates :“ Nor does it must be admitted one whit of domestic concern in on Au-you the mobilization of an army Is exactly t!he criticisms of your course with regret that his kttitude toward Congress delivered person strident this juncture' 27 attributed the the that Mexico at have and you Mexican needs "lifeless' You Mexico has been extremely weak as b'inert” and sight gust He been told the sacrifice that armed intervention nals of various sections of whose intel- believethat ho is the ioonly man inorder of your would have established the vacllating Americansa£Shave government’s rejection done all that lay within ypur power to entail order which has so long been disturbed to leave Yhe their government would ligence and sincerity there be looked to restore that “the authorities country patriotism who’can to your belief do so tThe th success of if he had been permitted to do ’in furtheranceof either could not or jloUr would not rom the St Johnsbury Caledonian can be no question liven the New York had been grossly oreigners So too the New Ypfk Evening Post misinformedand dictator isi fully of the peril to our protect them both Americans program Never before to were the leading orld weekly newspaper of Ver whose faithfulness you surely is driven grudginglyto the conclusionmisled upon two points” irst they did which he and his aware are exposed while their countries and have been country Europeans knowledge that the UnitedStates He has merely iinus room upon its your Mexican policy as a whole not “realize the spirit” of “friendship”persistently ait’ peace and resolved to continue In and their property seized or mont: must appreciate faced this peril without-paying to editorial page for the following to the present be called and the American Presidenit pillaged yet has been done in big com and up cannot "determination” of relationship has one nothing Defeated whole program Amicable that it has any attention to the clamor that other than the presentation of feeble date President adopt municatlon: succes in the sense and secondly "they did not declared Wilson should a people the1 Rio war upon anotherPresident rises on the other side of recognize the Huerta and the ybu did without protests anotherand that the present far succeededYet that is what Notwithstanding our strong official achieved the result desired” administration Grande That he has so point of this foreign in he course Mexico the same as Public Ledger Is provedAnd As a result have opposition to Huerta that has pre- conservative plans to a certain quiver of hesitation you lost! all the new sppke through Mr Lind for the people jnby his a confidencerecogpized revolutionary iri vented him from the tragi-' governments obtaining funds or says with striking lemphasis of the UnitedStates” the check administered to contrbl the in Peru Such Consequently !d not stop there You certainly in our ability to a change anil Mexican tactics may prevent a war with Mexico augmenting his of Lind army your We you addedin perfectly good faith and comic mission and hard in those dlays early in situation and as they have no reason assertions ought to reverseobligation our action that he was the submissionof Huerta- is a President to on his expect from the revolutionists and Wilson if heof desires last legs he our without we believe with full warrant as of the thing inconceivable to anythingquietly have provecTthat oughtto redeem It oVember when the following declara-ori s'aye the country from its most seems toleader quibble obligation appears more tHey are financing one hesitation or an the misunderstanding served upon Huerjta as coming he is the strongest in he will let Uncle Sam bite was serious blunders will make it Th Mexico moment “so long as probablethat the belief that he is the only assumed and rightly in and that had he been which we buthave of the United States: Huerta granted assumed continueswe can only await the sour fruit ot failure om the President iof question now is not is Huerta big in the fdlfillmen of which in Capable maintaining in April last his is quite clear Mr Presiis of man Mexico of order recognition the time of their awakening to a it not now irst —That the first magistrate but is President country we have been strangely lacking It enough to control Mexico w'ould have been peaceful long since opinion that the recent coup d’etat at least a show at the actual facts” You attitude of dent that your toward Mexico Wilson big 'enoughto hisacknowledge least would have makes no difference whether the violation of the or not it be a fact that foreign been free from the his mistake and save country was right or if misunwas a direct asurances are ‘Iquietly financing” wrong when our memory is not at fault is l“a: ‘position questionedand his government governments armed bands of such assassins and robbers its tMhich Huerta gave from the terible misfortuneit is now policy Was The with there ibe no question Villa Mexican adopted the that derstood” in Huerta can as Castillo Zapata and others comforting assurance will Europe? That unless Huerta voluntarily volunfacing? large thing to do is the only thing we - Second Second Is well supplied? with do not mention Carranza as he “the steady pressure of In your speech at Mobileyou empha4 and— on his own Initiative retires that he means do and: largeness Ln the moral force 27 Louisville Courier-Journal can ’afford to ranclsbo is with before sized our friendliness for the rom is thewhat apparentlyonly a figurehead consistfe in the capacity Southp a once from power and abandons every Argonaut: many days (after of August rom the San WllsOnl sufficient sense to keep him from coming circumstances the organization of we shall get sooner or pride and "We must ea of controlling to adopt de novo to break the barriers shall American republics prove ea President still for later for the folly of clinging to the in contact with Villa program sweep 19113) tie and the of hopes “their frlendsi government conduct That out of the way regardlfor petty consistency prejudice and we triumph ourselves” you declared and order doctrine and police It to plain that those down magistrate will the establishmentof seems me who negotiations igotiations the first magistrate pace Monroe assuming to errors friends sooner than we and champions u pon terms of equal! ty her parchment behalf have advocated recognition acknowledges whatever as Mexico’s the necessity of tn in the spirit of of Latin in for fifnd himself under of ari un Mexico supervision America Huerta there may have been jin former policy coflld triumphas her enemies” etc and must show’1ourselves is simply evidence of President may are not clamorousfor war as you intimate to break the shackles Of accepted honor We by ultimatum constitution Christendom Wilson prlece-! it rvening oy means 01 ai but firmly The rvening of the faiure of a man! of succeed in but believe that such a their friends by comprehending their idi if this is means not accenteso ne win oe academic avoidingit this time dent and move But that is beside the point untratnmeled toward a question mind fact and shall have later in step would have prevented any to the Congressof to distinguishbetween war we sooner or cause solution of the is Does the present administration interest whether it squaresLwith dur obliged to propose by problem the yf of practical theory So long as Mr Wilson shall Mexico or elsewherein Latin America for intervention having brought complete interest or not” n: s is the largeness now speak through Mr Lind What has-been of 'yourv country the adoption to and saved Thatexpects which the serlou nature views and his and the harvest of blood and tears will peace Mexico thousandsof ttyese republics IT'ensures of a most maintain his present of the President Public the peopie qf the effect upon lives and millions of dollars’ or anybody else In forview That the of the present course of action have been by the sowing of of Third government Mexico earned worth opinion senses the peril of of the indications policy? property imminent United States? Mexican What signified the — sincerely desires that of folly Although onr official treatment fl Irst to under combination ’and the necessity magistrate of has intervention of the pertain trend if not indeed with much rtV cruelties and terrors sjo forcibly Don of Rozl-nante Huerta been such as? to Huerta” as Surelywith Quixote astride It does not presume td dictate avoid extreme measures perfectly in letter from the City of the barber’s bowl th definite formation of public opinion tr a an ice nr of a on his warrant him in ignoring completely what policv the administration should Rooseveltwas greeted dn’ Chile? What'A Mexico as ror the sake dis Argonaut head for a any demands or requests for doubt and Mexico printed in last week’s helmet was never a more made adopt the is there not room says the press of South Ajneri?a?-PWe peace in America and is of itself — but ridiculous figure than that countrycuts to him he has given courteous attitude althougn recommendatory Qne invariably for very grave reflection? quote: aci reasuiirtuiy order not to of the press is occasion posed loHuerta’s attention to all almost unani-I and curiously at the present juncture representatives sense of di Ignity and at misinformed xnously in favur of a Run non-i spok Mr President in your the powerful Prensa’ofBuenos wnonri from unofficial d’affaires You our charge rom tl same time to give Huerta the perstubborn man is topractically holding cert but it1 does Insist that the pilot put latest rom the ChicagoInter Oceon and acted which Ayres: y be scorched and promptly on all our complaints his messageof the difficultiesdealing ne mijuit need Mexico prostrate to the wheel and give positive sc nal is no disguising the fact that handsto flayed It is truly a tefrible responsibility There you are novy experiencingin All that Wilson has said in hisa’d that (with H’niirin-— —a LiiLL wiiu uiia purpose in Mr Wilson’s waiting" policy a forward movement "watchful Kindly not this: If we do not recognize direction foreigp especially dress to the Congress vi It the fine skill which :has guided the governments Washington proposes the following: That failure Good a dismal assist him in bringing the position These are strong words from a journal has proved Huerta and “mattersof even great-( has merelyserved to fortify til' APR HH RMieVLKU ftUillD UCIson or small the only for his process of the repeal :f the canal tolls with respect to remain excuse out of The jpolicyi of the least possible anarchy (though exemptionbe’ exercised now in extricating er delicacy and nearer by Huerta whichto been accustomedto weigh its utterances refusal to consequence” taken has gioup extent persons accept accomplished very country late for such a step and now shall have only one tendency and that connectedwe dislike to print thenk but how else this the nation from: the canal tolls dispute and you Wilson facts with lamentable than th with political disturbances when Madero fell much greater is to unite the Latin the recent disturbancescan public opinion be revealed? into which it American 'states shallownessof purpose pleaded with the Congressto Moore wanted Huerta accepted at an earlier date) intervention empower In spite of Uncle Sam and make such" a ftbr example men of age who has been permitted drift mature to conciliatory It rom the Boston Transcript: as de facto ruler of Mexico not must surely take place for even should you to hostile federation reality instead of havb retired from the fiejd of politics And what gays the in’ the street? adopt measures a d he approved Huerta but as the therefore we willingly continue our man clear that you attach the political and’ who- enjoy the confidenceof the have tried “watchful waiting’’ “watchful We better “perhaps?1 than those who is dream’which it has hitherstrongest in sight and on the waiting’’ and look on quietly at a foreign been people) shall form Constitutional only to it in faivor of the man importance to public to ’sl who a onstitutlonalmore abandon even the in ground that whichMexicans state of affairs other nations will convey only- pleasing informalion of pouringoil manner this crucial time' government and make vfhatever for mischievouspolicy fit What to change their rulers is not agree to hold aloof for a much could tell but jet him speak for opinion at rom tli Vox 'de Ortente'df civil fwar you a on the flames of Some of none see then ds the leonsensus of that judgment may ba-In iiecissary of our business It is longer period these elections elections the bullets that pierced perhaps himself ar from mendngttheBsltuatidriHn‘ general dlectio-fik Benton'sbody still fake that course through the the newspapers We upon your Mexican policy? possible to It is selected have been supplied Mexico growing more thlere shall be a new congress to Villa from a result of most' cursory complicated and? may is plain that Carranza and Villa will And the New York Times speaking find consistent friends of America arid! A this ms condition tiiingsrer-suits chief executive to the end The most the dangerous new country in consequence of the not do stick Huerta may be a poor fairness of AcX Mil public journals of England in a large that the government be riabllshed on raising of the embargo!on arms To from its sense of says measure frorh the atti?'L idealistic- viewpoints but amongth from what Ih letters to the New York Herald: the tude'of the government at Washington i "watchful waiting" bloody blundering more capable- Mexican is in sight? are London Times and Huerta: in refusing-to such a cours 3 is absolute has succeeded recognize" Huerta while ifth— realizes Spectate Both have deplored from han demanded and has an individual Via Wilson has treated foreign residents Wilson sympathizes with the'rebels and ly to' the end been given a free hand His dealings-with th beginningyour refusal to recognize gives- them chiefnecessary iv has madeJa mistake he will if he is his support This iar of rom the Bostqn Herkld: executive)merit the3 approval the country Americans well has submitted he de facto Mexico have brdught government While hop-ing the" cause of the movement among the-' reason that this calamitous big acknowledge and ’correct it Should the for One way out ofhonorcourse to the point where! be compelled to peculiar and unprecedentedrelations the hst the Times still cannot students in before the tide government of the chiof magistrateremains with Thereis still a against Its will to’ ltmay as bigias an individual? armed interventionwith the UnitedStates with remarkable not a nation decided by chance to— avert war escape theconclusionthat you have' palace flags ofthe governor when they has firmly and it ift rn rfinncmua its hits writli that it preserve President Wilson xthe f’inscnption to to eliminate may has treated "assumedwell that bearing x rr(er method or another to the American from thc only government khat esponsibllities iiuertaL ana further than that HasPresident pWIlson the may "Death the Yankees!’ Trie ii:ri moral President’s personal lead pnrnniPrfiiv fill completely all Assistance AfxBiftranea that 'Huerta strengthen his hand his Mr exists in Mexico believing the forces in RhAHM to policy ajid Lind representative armed intervention’ foreign courage change with svW’4 receive from the embargo on arms- to the while he hds listened opposition be able to Spectator bqllevesifhe hemaypersists new bring the nation out of the difficult courtesy would And the says: with accomplish in dits good to early and that In sources position into which he grace suggestions overthtdw foresee nothingbut bitter and Huerta's can to! it being a further It be that this step by Mr Imparcialt(antLHuerta)of remain tn made O’Shaughnessy pur charge tjiese forces lay Mexico's hest hope 'rom-EI’ may that would come has led it? cruel mortification as the result of Mr fact that" onlypower for a few days longer too latH at the capital and our policy has so weakened frequently acted !v policy of Wilson’s "watchful waiting” ha select he can no longer for Huerta them will Huerta bo free upon the Huerta ‘Events have provedithe policy of the wHUa fhtjif” ridllrv'meanst It is difficult-' His withdrawal But that theYancourse he chooses to folloty order he deserves the United States to be Huerta waitingon puch fiendish villainies So kee government is 'authorizing liberty Columns of like editorial comment And adds frankly: wrong the sale' and consequentabsolute He lias clearly! established his is just chance government far the effects of Mr policy of facto are before our of the vhoso Wilson’s of arms' to of Villa who’ pilnr action tho claim ds the de ruler of samp that which-the President' arnon in rnnMexico tenor There-is have been the very nemesisof pacifism? The have no doubt that he has gained have constitutional excerpts lageLburn 'rind ’murder throughout the power alono will be ac- Ana until we nave giyen we oppor-m presented jour1large of rqspect hastjenqd to recognize has a Genera? Huerta as thq Generalruler aid ng been 'selected from measure many can ini' rulers nr cebted by the chief magistrate Thia tunity we are not jusiuieam representative in this country who profess more th?n a yea(r The of Mexico at least had abetter chance country (Continuedon Page 5' this section) persons 'I ire p Lp:-X f inevitable New ’ here Col of igSLwwik ' j vct -it- - i!i i ' jm! -That : j - ’ is HE ‘ ? ' Amer-”'-' i I i I gen-aoslty ? own r in-'" ' m- ' 'wwi’O-vw-a a: j- r h ' a : 4 rl rv I X — a ? -r -L '-r - : v itwt--—-’“-nr---- a r itt-tim-ntj tmt-— -Tr--iniiri-j'-m- Trinn- r--xs w a z -LtK attempt L 4 I " ’ -x yesterday 4 November ? 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