Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
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Mexico wonderful country of opportunity and fertility
The opportunity and the fertility neglected and
for lack of the right kind of government
The powerful man who ruled with hand of
moved, and with power to take his place
Mexico lacks with intelligence character motives
represent the will and welfare of the people And
she lacks with the genius rule by keep peace
by dread of his own greater violence.
United sooner or later MUST REGULATE MEX
ICAN CONDITIONS Murder and anarchy continue in
definitely bound to main
order and respect life property abandon the Mon
Doctrine which fords European
with governments this continent.
The United States WILL NOT ABANDON THE MONROE
DOCTRINE
which be compared with the conduct of able bodied gen
teman who his neghbor beating his wife to death The able
bodied gentleman shook his finger the wife and said
Naughty naughty you must stop that.
Mr. Wilson will get tired Of shaking finger after while
He will realize that murderOus dictator and his gang differ
emit from a class of sophomores.
Eventually the United will be compelled to attend to
its duty disappointed regulator of conditions this
nent
In what way the United can not be foretold at
this moment.
suggested that the Mexicans in revolt against Huerta
criminal be freely supplied with from
of the line
At present permit ammunition to be sent
to the revoutionsts from territory Thus the rebellion
against Huera crippled and he is power OPP
ponents lack weapons to fight him.
If we should permit unlimited shipping of rifles and
ammunition to Mexico quite probable that the revouton
would overthrow Huerta, the present dictator.
But these questions arise:
What man would they put in Hueras stead what
would be his character?
And if found necessary to intervene paoy Mex
house tops and hill tops WITH GUNS SENT IN UNIM
TIED QUANTITIES FROM THIS COUNTRY WITH OUR
nasmuch may before long send our own men
to police and pacify Mexico ism better few arms
in the hands OF Mexicans as possibe9
very important question is raised by President Viii
Woodrow WILSON, that the would not take or
conquer any more territory this continent.
Of Woodrow Wilson has right whatever to bind
representative of the people THE CONSCIENCE of the
people And it is not for him any other say that the
possessions in Panama the advantages United States
and partnership that have been extended 20 Texas
California and other regions outside of our ownership
However Mr. Wilson President and if we are obliged to
send troops into Mexico during his term they will go Mexico
with the understanding that he will do what to arrange
matters that their fighting their dangers the death of
many will do particular good to this country to ANYBODY
else
What good would do the United States to spend few
millions and sacrifice few thousand American lives now to
pacfy Mexico for little while?
Does anybody imagine that anything but actual ownership
will permanently pacify the Mexican territory?
How would the soldiers feel told You may go to Mexico
and be shot and then you home some Mexican
temen will get the reward of your work the counrv
We are afraid that they would not feel very enthusiastic
Mexico and the Mexcans need although them NAV
not realize it, just exactly what the inhabitants of territory in
Texas and California and elsewhere before they entered
the Union. ~ '~-0N
Mexico needs stable government partnership in the greatest
haon on TINS continent prosperity schools industries eoual
gn Tor all announcement for agculturean these things
ana many others the United States could give Mexico
Inc nigh school boy who writes find hard work To
take the negative side Of the question Shall the United states
Intervene IN the Mexican Situation
you were very big and powerful living next door
TO quarresome murderou little individual SHOOTING banoino
and cutting Threats every day you would be bound in common
decency TO intervene and protect the weak
That Is Uncle Sam situation regards Mexico