Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09


iHst visited by white men IN 1917.
t"Gght them away Hereby. Cortcz, va
l'lH found the native Aztccs. further
north, marvclously progressive pco-
PIE. hut great fighters. Human sac
riic.s too. were common on their al
t'rs Nine years spanncd his stay in
MrNlvu. and They were wears of
slaught,r ON Doth Sides. The reigu
.of Oh, spanish viceroys began in i52S
with tho cru Santo dc Guzman. and
may boz said 500 have continued, fertile
OF expressions. rcbulliUus. massacres
and executions. until 1880. The
movement for Independence. original.
cd by Spanish priest, Miguel hi
dalpu. was ul of saugainnry battles.
llidalgu was captured and executed.
but Zoe the struggle the Spaniards had
become thoroughly exhausted. and
Nhcn lturhidc rose as "a leader ho
found The yicc-rcgal government Will
Ina To- come to terms. which amount
cd practically o. q recognition OF
Mexican independence. 1turbidc
usurped tbv imperial dignity, but af-
ter o. brief reign he Was driven to
exile tud ON returning was captured
aud shot Then Mexico became a
lrcpuhuc BE- boundaries including
Texas. California aud New Mcxico, and
extending -outhward 90 Guatemala.
| In 1894 q constitution modelled af-
/ ter that or the United states, was
/ adopted the heroic Guadalupe Vie
tortl being chosen M,Nico's nrst pres
idont. hoo 1895. But subsequent do
lmcstic troubles kept blood flowing aS
/ freely as 10 had during the turbulent
aud tcrribl, dominion of The Span
/ ard- In lNgN. after that cNtraOrui-
I mary uEur. boo Latin-Amcrican history,
/ santa Ana had. through hard nRhung.
/ made Guerrero president, Mexico was
| for the urst time recognized by the
/ Uut,d states and Great Britain as au
. dependent nation In 1885 Texas
. luItrd. sam Houston captured san
/ Nutuuin. and tn,r, occurred the iu-
muus massacre by MyXicaus at the
Nlamo. r,Nan Independence came Zoe
/ 1856. after The force battle of san
I.ciutu. when "B,mvmbrr tho Al
, umu'" Nus 90, Var-cry OFT thu Texan.
4 decade passed during which Mex.
4 tuu'a Internal troubles .eI"c'It Rt' 90
that hopl,-s nation peace FOR
! month. ur ,ttn for week. I'm lNi6
F, tne admis-iuI OF Texas as e state 81
our uniou resulted n war between
/ Mexico and the United states. tn"
brilliant Victories ~ scott and Taylor
I urr matters OF history General Win
4 0.ld scott. army approached Dos way
j uf Vera cruz. and driving santa An-
ua ln hudlous night. captured tn
'lCIN ot McSiyo. August 90, lst5. Fob
] ruary g. 1915. our victory was a'-
kuoWl'ig,d bg the formal ccssi"n of
/ ~, United states pf TeAts, Califor-
uig and NcW Mexico.
4 Mcxigos Internal war continued
sauta Anna won again ana lost again.
and la 1885 hcd b, tho Same routS
WhscA Diuz took so recently, From
'nSgI uutl 1853 there was hardly any
rest from aghting Bonito Juarog 3
celebrated law Of 1857 declared the
nations independence Of the church,
and aim, for the FIRST time. Go cs-
. t.blish tu ruuIliy of citizcus before
J I'm, law The War of Reform fpl-
IoVcu. lasting from 1855 through
llN6l % Guided in connscItuu oi
church property. In forty ycais
iM,Nicu had PASSED through NJ least
lthfty-sN forms at government nd-
lnui-tcrcd hy at least seventy three
lrul,rs. This BIZ u worlds rCcotd.
In 1860 France. Great Britain ana
spain combined 60 interfere Win ~"
lost,usibl purpose of collecting cuor-
, NOUS alleged debts The United states
lStatrs Na- asked 90 join, uut would
NOS Offering. instead. TO make iu"u
for M,NIcls relief The English ANA
Spani.h troops Withdrew but France
. .rslst,d aud m 1854 established Ma
! inlliau of Austria and his wife, car
lotta ur Belgium. on thg Nj Nlcah
: Itbraur supported by ttc French
ltroops during our ciyl war they re-
, manned In mower until. ip 1869. See
lf,tar, steward notified Napoleon that
. IN. French troops must Ne Withdrawn
. from Mcxico. In the struggle TO cS.
pci Macmillan. Porhrio Diaz b'cam"
r. La towering ngurr june ~ IN'"
. Mnxlmimu was executed. tarlotta he
. ing at tho time. abroad. Presidehl
h Benito Junrcz then cam" int" lull
d control H. died IN 1872, year not
, td for a-sasinations ANA aoducu"h7
q of important citizens Jy bandits, VINO
+ Infested tho country Diae led sue
. crssuI revolt ana was declares
q lreIertrd" president after much blood
B lphpd. Mas .. 1871 IN lNHU ne Tor
time ostcusibly stepped down IN Ia
vor uf gonzales, hut remained tho az
;uuI power. and In 1854 was again
% formally elected" The country was
, infested bS bandilti the treasury wac
!, cmpty. with less than enough r'N'-
. uur In sight to pay current expenses,
j, and there was an enormous hdtloha'
q ldebt. Diaz developed really good gem
. h,s aud n undoubtedly entitled u
gr,nt credit for milking Mexico q
!, prosperous. solvent and, la some DC
gree. progressive country Press
!. ana church were theoretically free
n from the beginning of his rule
The Dinz regime undoubtedly hHu
y proyious faults. but Il was the BEST
(which Mexico had ever known. INC
whole world, now. looks 10 tho m'r
who have oNorthrown a. anxious !,
see VIVA, they viii accomplish ano
how faithfully thoy viii Keep ihol'
promises uf reform.~-uf the Hstabllsh'
Y mcut of true democracy based on
q lnbcrty and order
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