Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-29
LET HARMONY
 BE CULTIVATED.
tNogales oasis.)

It is with regret that the Oasis notes that Fl Imperial at Guaymas has seen fit to criticise the attitude of the American government in the complications now anlicting Mexico and to assail all Americans. This exception is taken not 50 much to
 he criticism leveled by Fl Imparcial at the administration at Washington as to the embracing of the oceas- ion by that newspaper to heap upon an Americans abuse. reviling and epi- rhets. Such course is uncalled for entirely. and in no way tends to pro mote that harmonious feeling be- tween the TWO people of the two nations, which feeling is necessary 8, all times, and particularly neces- sary at the present critical juncture.
 The relations between the two gov ernments are very harmonious, not only where are concerned the com nunications between the central authorities of each, but wherever subordinate and local authorities come in contact along the border. Nc Letter illustration of this fact may
 given that the conduct of the neutrality cases heard at Nogales this week. Upon complaint lodged in the local American federal court by the consul of Mexico three Unit ed states civil officers escorted by detachment of soldiers under com
 aand of a commissioned officer, went fifty miles to arrest and bring into Nogales a number of men alleged to have engaged in an insurrectory ex- pedition into Mexico They were charged with a direct violation of the neutrality law of the United States. The United States attorney came all the way from Bisbee to prosecute. Had the proof upon examination been what was promised the accused would have been held, tried. convict ed and punished. But the difficulty was that on the witness stand. in open court, the witnesses could not be induced to give the same accounts Of what they had seen and heard that they had given the Mexican of fcial5 and the United States attorney before going into court. Every op portunity was given the prosecution 10 prove its case; yet it was unable Co do SO. Nor is this an isolated case. Wherever along the border there is detected a violation of the American neutrality lav and those charged herewith are apprehended, United States officials may be de- pended upon to exert every effort to enforce the law.
 That there is in the United States considerable sympathy with the in- surrectionary movement in Mexico is a conceded fact. Yet that is no req son why all Americans should be abused and reviled by Mexican news papers and hatred aroused against Americans who may be living or SO burning in Mexico. Fl Imparcial and it's Journalistic colleagues in that republic should not forget that the government Of the United States, the government of Mexico. and the government of all the states on the Western hemisphere. except Canada, were founded upon and established in open rebellion against constituted authority. And among the people of the United States there is left still a great deal of the old Ieaven, which will explain to a great extent the fact of so much American sympathy vith the insurrection in Mexico. Those who have been taught from infancy that rebellion in I776 tor in lslo f1 Meyicol was a glorious cause