The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
THE Rro oRtyDE rALLEY.
The Mutual Interest OF the United States
md Mexico In ssnpprcss Outlaws.


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San Ygnacio. 1t was undoubtedly on Amcr.
Gun ..', sou 'ha. 'no oA ,.'e T"n,aea
"hich crossed the river. httackeu heN'e"n
garrison BILLED It's no Tox sna
Saws rassi,,a ,hat az, y, mat arY,ir b,s
seems possible mat out o, MA. ai'n.r mas mas
hcnr O; sL rmishcs between the Mexican reg
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tho defeat OF tho former The Government
of Gen. piay thus far Processes to see in these
movements only tho raids of outlaws In search
OF booty hay'nG no serious political In
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ac'cr OF great revolt the TACT that their start
ing roint was TeSas might involve s"mo
On the other hand, it is charged that Mexico.
made responsiblc form .erinus oncro,chment
unon our rights I, !. o,s.rto, hat ,t,or t,o
,'e'''" - ~ "saSi'cu 'hht h'''i wv
recent affair at San ignacio Mexican soldiers.
uniformed md nrmed crossod ~, riyar A., tbn
Tnxos tnwn -, t,,. ,,,' WV w W. a., .,, Wv
~ Wv" VI WV sahho hhme' anu 'heTo
forced other Mexican soldiers survivors OF the
fight either rs captives or fugitives. to return
WIN 'hem. IL VIII NC remembered that tho
raiders brought of with them. in returning to
snca hoon ntinotnI ,ho, ,in, "'. ~ ''me
i S"ee p.Sn Wo ,"s sney were not nwill
sol m nf tba,,, li,l
ers. This looks ike a Violation Of interna
rresur.pticn is that the s".caileI ntison.rs s
could themselves have gone back to their
ius Of their capt"rs had the, he DESIRED scatter
However, neither Government. perhaps. will
Under HE Hayes Administration great provo.
cation was given 20 Mexico through the open
invasion. OF her soil By armed expeditions in
had recently como into power. while protest.
ing against this conduct. acted with great dis
II friendly Notwithstanding OH both sides, and,
happily. the cessation Of lnaraudinGs by tho
ther pretcXt Tor our cavalry raids. ~ From
that lime to the present various Incidents
tho relations Of tho two countries as the
piesent. hut they have all been amicahly
ays in Ats at in Mefeo
started hy Mexicans in Texas On The other
hand efforts to 81, kiln@p Mexican deserters 10
all such cases a satisfactory solution of the
question, involved has b.rn arrival at Tia
Cutting AFFAIR. which caused s, muc6 excite
ment n few years ago, pass ed nwav uuietiy IA
also did the Arresures ALTAR. The sentence OF
ten years imrrisonmont imposed upon Cam
Munoz and Lieut.. Cabrera 10y a Mexican court
for having attempted to arrest a Jesrrter in
the Texas town of Eagle Pass will bc remnm
berotl. and must afford a suficient Cunrantne
Of the punishment OF tho Offenders at san w.
nacio provided they really kidnnpned and car
ried OF Mexican iugitives at that point.
During the last twelve years tho United
States Government mas given tho most CON
vincin: proofs OF it's good faith and its lnck of
purpose or desire to encroach upon Mexicnn
rights or to annex Mexican soil Cen Daz
has responded to these assurances not only ny
expressing on all occasions the most friendly
sentiments for the United states. but tv a
wise diplomacy which makes the adjustment
Of occaoionul Controversies possible. Perhs ps
his own personal interests may have rnr,iy
influenced his conduct. since it is better TO
have the United States as a friend than as an
enemy. While his rule has been one OF CEN
eral rros perity and advancement for MeSiro