Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

IhnalltN ~ lhdA tdu'', hh' w ''H'l
less material considerations. asked for
the immediate release OF TN, udi-
Ndudls In question My department
on the strength oi reports received
10y ~ ana which show tnat though, IN
effect the nationality OF the spot has
not yet been determined. Mexico has
exercised jurisdiction there. AZ rccOg-
hiled by the American authorities IN
"Naciing The payment of customs du
.hcs on goods entered from that ppint
INTO American territory. maintained
That II wac entitled To- hold tie ndi-
Niduals M question for trial end proc
puscd thr 'lucidation OF certain points
'hat series OF questions be- submit
ted Ia thc international bnundary
commission. go that the case might be-
disppHod at without further loss of
time Ia accordance with th, prtnci
plies of Justice. the provisions of
Treaties and the friendly relations be
tween the two countries \ reply tp|
this proposal at our govcrnmcni.
which II Just and cNpcdicnt, has not
Set been received.
THE Douglas MAR.
In connection with thu attack ufl
bands OF rebels on the border town af
Aqua Prieta. some of the Sluts hrcd
wounded or Killed persons Ia the town
ot Douglas. Arizona. and the AmcIl.
can embassy. acting under instrur.
tiuns from the department Of state.
presented q note To- the department
cot foreign relations protesting uHuIhs,
tlis nrinR and saying that the Nwr1.
can government vas under tho paine
iul necessity OF calling the attention
OF the Mexican government t. these
acts ot which IN, Import wa. ON.
phasiscd
This note VA~ answered aitcr r..
ports had been received showing that
the shots had been nrcd not ~ Ia.
irdtrais bat by group Of nl;hustcrs
nom the United states and srrVing|
in tn rebel command under Lppch
At the same Time. my department
drew thu attention OF the American
s"Ncrnment To- certain acts of minor
military and police authorities which
we've not in accord with intcruatipuaf|
usage.
FINALLY. my department stated that
the government of Mexico dcplurcd
ia, death OF the individuals WounJco
hA tho projcctllcs uf the rebels aud
That u would repeat it's instructions
Go our federal forces To take car, not
to IRE In the direction of the terri
tory oI our nrighbor
tn" negotiations on this matter
cannot cause any friction between tdc|
iW" governments or TIA. two couu-
uirS because their chancclicrlcs are
inspired by a sincere desire tu clcui
up thr points at issuo and 10 asccr.
tain the truth in which bota are M.
tv.c~tod
supplies Ter t.o,rrnncm forces
'n' subject matter OF extended and
delicate exchanges has arisen frpm
the opsiJclcS which some minor
American authorities have opposed
I" thc passage of provisions ana var
IKE supplies across thu border for
thc needs Of our forces Tho action
ot our mpassy has been attended
WIN favorable results, though not in
every case. My department continues
To uphold the principles of intcrna-
uonal law which Justify our stand
.cncrn, Considerations.
liaYinS thus concluded my state
W'nt Of facts. n So far az il h ncpos.
sar> 4" enable congress ana the cuun-
ny to form an idea "f the pHn ctpat|
factors in tho grayc problem whic,.
r"uir"rts ~. ! must enter On certain
brief considerations. IN. importauce
~ which VIII not escape the pcnetrn-
ton of the chamber
The moment is one of importance
Va our national lie. Though tho de-
Unite and friendly declarations of tho
president of the United states may
uanquilli2c public sentiment in Mex.
'co, the fact remains that "A numcr-
GUS d,iny corps abundantly supplied
WIN the clements of war Is stationed
near our border We should not IT..
I" disguise the gravity OF the situs.
uhn Tor though the spirit Of the two.
governments is friendly and cordial.
an unfortunate incident might uutX.
p"cicdlN give ris. 10 q conflict
u - To- b" hoped that the turn of
affairs IN Mexico. tho good sense ana
patriotism Of our people and tho
Spirit OF justice inspiring TIA. two
governments viii cause the carly dis.
appearance of the clouds which nos.
darkou our horizon The course of
The executive arm. prudent and pa-
tri"tlc seeks chiefly To- maintain th,.
nations dignity. while cndeayorin. 10
avoid very cause of friction. aS as
wv ~''f'' fAhflA W Tue I iilltN
states viii also do
pur proplo, WHOSE EVOLUTION l. man.
iirst. not only seeks To- know about
"hal may anect Us destines but also
desires To partivipat. IN the settle
ineht Of such matters In urdc. that
M solution may meet It's W.shes.
IN" executive, In whose name have
the hiRh honor To- speak does not
nnd iault with the manifestation ~
That evolution when they conform TO
thr law aud az" orderly. but ON me
contrary wishes Ia encourage them in
:" Tar a. they are healthy ana ah-
lNintaR,ous And la the Sane spirit.
IN, executive also hopes that thu
statement, Go which tho chamber has
| listened. VIII cause the nation To- med
'tatc deeply, viii remind II or the
| lessons of our history and will I'M
| press On I'll earnestly hope. the
! necessity Of sinking party difference,
before the paramount interests uf our
l country. thus giving To- the latter the
IsttrnRth of tho union, under tho argis
of healthy democracy. permittine
add guaranteeing the exercise of cv.
cry right,