Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-29
FOR MEhico's PEOPLE.

Better proof could be mad of the calm rorbear- exercised by Wilson and of his ability in statecraft demonstrated by unusual iscernmcnt read. ng future events alright than is furnished by develop tho socaed election in Mexico The harrassed Republic s apparently no noareF a solution Of Der d. mesc than before tEe intimi6ated electorate ballot rhler executive President Will the inevitable yet with admirable toerstion recrained completing before the people of Mexico by injecting into the situation any doneer iug influences of this country. aioo' solely that the people nght exercIse far possible their right government by consent stricturc5 brought to bear Iuerta were the unselhsh purpose increasns the opportunities of inc Mexican peore tn express their will without fear of r2prisa.
 The wisdom President Wilson's course meets with approval from that wiH compel universal ad- mirahon for his pocy. England has sgnlfed her in- tena5n hereafter of consulting with United States before assuming to take hand in the Mexican stus- tio9. This decision in the nature of reconciliation between he two countries in ot the that dplo lnatic felt following the action of Sir Lionel C@rJen the British Minister in submitting his creden- tials uuerta and thus acknowledging TTuaras polid cal legitimacy.
 Englands decision amounts to a notification to
 
 her unless his activities first receive .e endorsement of tine United states. wiI England t5vs taking le lead is safe assume that other Eucorean rowcrs will follow suit In fact President Wilson has ithout going further to take dignifed and determined stand impressed the powers with the necessity of recognizing thd analterable rurpose of the MonIoe Doctrine.
 On former occasion, The Revia~- took the liberty of comparing some Of President Wilson's utterauces with oF baI, nshed new material for such comTar in his recent speeches in Mobile ard swarthmore Ia, where he de- fined the purposes of this country in way that left no coubt repudiaticn by the United States of any for territorial expansion or usurpaton of thc i herent rights belonging to other republics in tho West hemisphere This country, he saiI is confident O. raylHg dominant in the future through any idea of material interests through eve Of the people and of coHstutionsI liberty. The Uaite3 States will lever again seek additional territory by con quest Every race and every man is as big as the fling he takes possession of aha the size of America is in seu.1 slandasI of the size and capacity of the American peorle.
 But the extent of the American continent Is not what gives distinction tng annals of the world. l. the Drofsssed purpose Of or concuest to it that every foot Of that should be the home of free segoverneG paore who shou4 have no govern mcHt whatever which dd rest upon the consent of the governed. would like to believe U.at au his hem ispbere devoted the same sacraI purpose and that nowhere any government eudures watch is stained by blood supported by anything put the consent of the governed Free government may exist and extend with liberty of conscience equal share of political freedom for every upon this continent while we fire no rifle ard trust to DO sword"