The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-09
Southern Republic Is Unfit
to Govern Itself, He
Asserts.
DE>POT RULER NEEDED
I. :. President Has Caused a>
Much Damage as MadprO.
Says Ex-Diplomat.

THE sun presents hereUith an articic
legation in Ncrico .cho has had ride
opportunity to knop and to study Nericdn
conditions Provisional President H,tertd
wds made acquainted chh the cod,cn's
"f the article before Il ras sent t. TIE
SrN and il may BE- taken as representing
the point Of ri,w Of ~. present Gorcrn-
men. OF Ncrico
The perusal of the press Of the United
states with special reference to the case
Of Mexico reveals a deplorab!e sta:e o.
ignorance Of the facts OF the case and OF
misunderstanding as to the peculia, con
dit!ons OF this country
This is charScable in part to the cir
cumstance that the leading papers are rep
resented In Mexico city by correspondents
appointed ad HOG. bu, who possess only
superficial knowledge of Mexican condi-
tions and who. by their ignorance of tho
at second hand and in too many cases
through the gossip Of clubs and pubic
resorts and In part TO the wilful disto'-
tion of the facts by parties interested in
the eventual success Of the revolution
or inclined TO sensatonnlism
In the frs. place. Il should he borne in
mind that the so-caiie'i revolution in is
present state cannot Ia any sense be
considered as A purely political on. Il
4.
ever had any such in truth Granting
that Mr.. Carrdn1a or NlytOrena started
their rebellion under tA.e guiS" of a po-
l,'ical movement. 1T til" bottom there
was tine hatred against Gen. Huerta,
whose deposition OF Nader" deprived
them of th. protertpr who placed them
in power and on the continuance of who's
rule depended their personal profit and
aggra nd!2emrnt
The example Of Zapsta. the bandl.
chief of the south or, as he is popularly
called on account of the devastations per
pctrated by him. the At,ila of the South,
stimulated the leaders in thet rehelljou,
purposes. as It showed the comparative
ease and irnpunity with which guer
rila war can h. carried on successfully
IN mountainous country hhe heN'''
i"e'r lo''oWe'S i"u'" " sue" P'"'''"-
Die Occupation 'ha' inc Po''''"' ''"'"'
Ter ""I'h 'he '''o|e'eh' "'" ~ 'h' >'''
gradually "lshpp'af"" an" soon ""S re-
placed ny simple hrle"huase anu ''"-
daiis'n III their moss hl"eous io'H "h'"
have become 10y this time an established
industry. tolerated by the revolutionary
chiefs as the only means OF securing the
CONTINUE" support vi "'"'" '''io"''9'
..l'ntriotic Natives Absurd"
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