Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
|D|Az ENERGIES
 SUPREMEFROM THE TROUBLE
Even the MalcontentS Them selves Realize Their Weak ness in the Face of In- dustrial Conditions and Sen timent


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 GUADALAJARA. Mex, Dec. s. The government of President Porfirio Diaz has emerged from the recent short season of seditious strife strong CT than ever. It s the belief of the officials of the government that the element of politicaI maicontents made their supreme effort in their recent emeute and that their weakness is now not only real zed by themselves, but by the world large The power of the Diaz administration is SUI preme. It is not altogether a military supremacy. accord ng to the views of men who are in close touch with the situation. It is believed that the enormous investment of American cap tai in Mexica insures perpetual peace for the country. Occa, ional sporadic uprisings may occur, but they will be put down with an ease equal to the effective way in wh oh the government suppressed the re cent troubles.
 The loaf of enlightenment and de veiopment has been leavened by the $1 900 100000 of American capital which arc invested in var ons liner of commerce and industry. It is not only this orig nal investment that is producing the good work all over Mex leo, but it is the ramif1cations of benefits that come from the employ ment of many thousands of people at good wages, the introduction of modern methods of manufacture. min ing and trade. and the general uplift which the enterprising men from the Uited States are doing for Mex co and her citizens
 Besides the wonderful good that the investment and circulation of ths bill lion of dollars of American money and it's constant accumulation of pro fits in Mex co is doing for the masses of the people .n the matter of mak ing them more prosperous, it is caus ing an eradication of the old dea that still prevails in many of the Latin American countr es that the way to bring about a change in government administration is by force Of arms. It is confidently bel eyed by the more conservative thinking people of this country that if a change Of affairs of government of this country made it must be by peaceable means.
 If is stated on h gh government au thority that President Disz has de cided to recommend to congress the waterfalls and flowing streams in many parts of the country and pro yided cheap white coal' for the mines and factories. These men have penetrated the mountain and forest fastness of Northern Mexico, inc desoIate pleateau of the central mart of the country and the dis case.ridden Iowlands of the tropics marking the way for wonderful de | veIopment by the construction oi lines of railway. It was Americau 1 canjtaI that pioneered the railroad 1 field of Mexico. The old Mexican | National. the Mexican Central. bott | of which were built down from the limited States border through tree loss and comparatively unproduetiVe country. having branch lines ex 1 tending to Guadalajsra, iampic' and many other places; the hexi 1 can International. the Hildalgo and | Northeastern, the Mexico, Cuerna
 vaca and Pacific, the Monterey anf
 Mexican Gulf. and the Vera Cru and Pacific were all constructed ane
 owned by Americans. These severa
 roads have been merged into tn
 National Railways of Mexico. whlci
 is controlled by the Mexican govern
 ment. but a minority of the stoci
 of the merger company IS sui owned by Americans. But for th'
 construction of these roads, the min
 ing agricultural ard other resource
 of the country would have been d. ye,oped very little at this time. Thei
 construction made the republic g.
 cessable to the keen investors iron |, the other side of the border. an they have been quick to take ad
 vantage of the opportunity that wa
 offered them. These far-sighted me
 began to pluck the golden dollar , from under tbe very noses of tt
 Mexicans. They have made for' unes out Of the rich resources c } the country by merely grasping or portunities that had lain wfthil
 easy reach of the natives for cer turies.