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

american lUAiNlt lNl WV tfIlNti ID
utc of various warships en- route to
our porty. I FASTENED To- manifest to
the state department how liable under
thr circumstances such an order was
To- create difficulties, ANA President
TAFT, reitcrating his sentiments of
ffiondiin.ss IT, Mexico aud his dcsir.
tu avoid anything that might he u
cause of friction between the two
countries. Kindly cancelled this order,
thus giving proofs of an elevated and
cunciliaiory disposition.
Nnotlm'r NUti,c.
More recent declarations made
through the press have shown that,
ia addition tu the motives stated by
rrouiicnt Tart for the mobilization
Ut forces there existed another con-
ncc,od with the scditious movement
which had unhapp,ly broken out in
our country The magnitude OF
American Interests M McNtcu, IN the
shape uf Industrial aud commercial
enterprises of every sort. and the
large number at American citi2cns
N'iiifh w NNl AffhiNiN. NHfN fOllNil
CITATIONS that also had snmcthIng g.
do Il seems, with the mobilization ~
truups along the frontier l. there
fore. had new interviews aud took
other ways Of showing thr bad iH.
preston which the mobilization had
produced aud would produce m the
McNicnn people aud ia, dangers
which Do cutuilrd
Mexico Able Ia Protect americans.
III the meantime the scditiuus
movement la Mexico spread tn Ytri-
oiis parts ot III" ,ountrN. increasing
the fears uf the American goVcrumct {
with respect t. the safety al lie ana
property oar government un TIA
other hand through my department,
affirmed that IL had the urcct-dr
elements to guarantee the fulfil'mon'
of IL international obligations. and
AT che same time cud.aVorcd to ST.
cure compliance with the neutrality
laws of tn, United states. witch ire
uucntit were not enforced by Su't,
minor officials ut the American gov
rrnmput. who thus were acting a.
variance Win the u-agcs of int"rna
tiunal law ana ~, obligations which
the friendship prevailing between tht
tWo countries required.
Enior, cnrn, at <cutraiit, Laws.
must mention in this part oc my
exposition th, orders given bv the
American government "a q spir, "l
'rlcndlu,ss o. Mexico Dthough net AL
MAYS obrVcd by some of the iun .tiou
aries ouchargrd with their cNccr'innp
for the strict Application "f the LWs
which prohibit the urgauilatiun 60
armed bands against th' governments
ot friendly power and thc croEstug
into our t,rritur,of adventurous a.
Veli as tho smuggling IN 90 arms ard
ammunition intended Tor the inaur-
gents.
l;r,sM Events.
/ tome nov to- tho present time
when "A series Of incidents have
strongly aroused public opinion ~ the
two countries.
The representations midc by ia"
american rmhut~y ~ Mexico. looking
10 the due protection ~ ~, hNrs and
pToparti,s of American ciiiI,ns IN thu
republic. "a connection win the pres
unt rcVult. havc received every attcn-
ton on the part of the Mexican gov
crnmont which has promised dd"-
dUaio ana immediate protection aud
has made good thun promises ac-
cirdina To- ~ requirements oi inter
national law IN some Of the eases
brought to the notice uf my depart
mrnt there has seemed tu be ne sur
fici,nt ground FOR the fears express,
| lay tine petitioners or for the state
m"nts made. Ia every ease. however
the negotiations have been inspired
Dos sentiments ut mutual voAsidcra-
ton
Iiiibu~i"rs Ia Lower california.
viii here mention briefly certain
incidents connected Nth tnv entry OF
hllhustrrs Of American nationality
into Lower California Th, publica-
ton iu newspapers OF New YORK and
san Francisco OF advertisements call
.ng for recruits to joia an expedition
81 which the object was to found a
socialist republic IA Lower California
| entertainments To- which the atuen-
| tion OF tac government oi tdc United
| states VAS called by the government
! OF McNlcnl. was followed los overt
acts \ group cot nlibus,crs cross, d
the border ana without any conncc.
I tion With groups of rebels IN other
parts of the couutrN. began commit
! ting acts ot depreciation. leading IN,
American government 10 ask for leaV,
10 send troops through our t,lritors
to protect ,hr dykes that are being
buIlt along the Colorado river ant
which were threatened By the MI
busters. oar government, not unlA
bearing IN mind the constitutions
Pre- ept on the subject bat moved hN
considerations ot national dignity
which you viii dulS appreciate. answ.
( cred that IL would protrct tbs work,
| ~ question isolf ana this 1t has dom
/ by sending sufficient number al
/ troops 10 the mcnaced region, despit'
! the great distance and IN" dit'icuitie
! of transportation. The goNrrnmou
80 the United states. owing to reasoni
sci fortl by 1t, ala not see M to an
! thpri2o the passage ~ this forr'
! through American territory hy wheel
means u would have arrived soonei
at is destination
iIlau and Converse,
IN, arrest uf the American citizens
! Blau ANA Converse ON the Guadalup'
baucu near the border has given ris
tu delicate eXcdango.. Tne American
government. IN view of the tact tina