Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-24
THE SCHOOL MASTER TO THE RESCUE.

After lun of a few weeks the head. lines of the sensation press are break ing out again over the news from Mexico Some of this comes by wire, some by refugees. and some by grape vine. All of it is lurid. Yet. whatever the source. or tenor, we do not need to be told. certainly not with such horrifying particularly. that anarchy is in the saddle from one end of the Aztec land to the other, says the Courier,Journal
 It is bred in the bone and sown in the soil. Whether Huerta stays or goes, it wll be the same; torres cal ieuta"-hot region-serving as a ft signboard over every foot. highway and cross-road of Mexican territory Soon or late, some kind of interven- ton will be demanded It is of su- preme importance that this should no. be left to chance, CT a chance shot.
 Since we get the Monroe Doctrine from England. and since England di- vides with us the ownership of so much of North America as does no, belong to the mongraliZed Latins south of the Rio Grande, why should we not invite England to join US fl, setting the house oi the Mexicans order whenever the time arrives an the conditions across the border Dc come intolerable?
 Alone our interpretation would carr with it only the weight of war In cor cert with England it would carry th weight of irresistible moral presence We cannot consider the question to seriously or too soon
 It Is safe to say that not one in hundred of newspaper workers wh, chatter about the Monroe Doetrin, know or care anything about it. Tn power of shibboleth and the fore of habit could go no further tha they have gone with this ghost of dead Diplomacy. As far as statecraf applies we might as well harp upov "Fifty-four, Forty or Fight"
 All that was fit and tangible in tn Monroe Doctrine expired long age These fifty years it has been a bar rot between democracy ard Europe but between ourselves and Spanisl America. At length it is only a ;ric. phrase susceptible of being turned tt our disadvantage.
 To go no further than next door why should We set the United State to stand watch and guard over tho credit and order of Mexico; why should We protect the citizens and collect the debts of the foreigners, why should we play policeman anj taxpayer over a body of cut-throats waiting only for our arrival to unite ana turn upon us?
 That were to respond with the Nations resources. its blood and it's money, to the call of a few millions of investment which when it embarked upon the quiet seas of the Diaz regime mistakenly thought the calm would last forever. It were to convert our selves anto a cat's-paw to pull Europe's chestnuts out of the fire not only in Mexico. but at least in all continuous countries. To what end? We have land enough of our own co last Us century. It will be time enough when we need more to go sfylarking south ward.
 Intervention in Mexico, whatever the occasion, or the pretcnse will mean. if we undertake it single lisrded, years Of tassdirected strife, Of wansonIy useless waste of life and tressure. of wicked diversion from do- mestic duties that press rpoh us, of incalcuisble Generalization and pre- posterous accountability.
 Thz era of Dollar Diplomacy Is