El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-23
The Diplomatic Crisis

destruction our people in Mexico sacrificing
% and even the national satisfy personal
succeeded in pTePatng upon
national prestige more pregnant with
moral if not physical disaster 1885,
when president secretary the
British empire notwithstanding that time did not have
fertilization skeleton of
the British lions tail and called upon the
people applause instantly
forthcoming the yelled for
spirit of England manifested little
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brief and as hurniatng immoral
turned and rolled back by the
g brilliant and patriotic work of single newspaper
World England the beginning
the world and the ideals OF cr
of enlist public sent
the world the side of peace
good WILL greatest performance the newspaper
On that occasion some the
the New York World to Judgment by invoking an
statute making felony carry on direct negotiations with any ~
power affecting national policy without the express authority OF the
government Pulitzer defying the powers at
Washington to do their worst one OF the classics OF american
Before bar of public opinion and heaven ITSELF the World stood
and called for Judgment to which was the greater CT to make war as
The same unh spirit of aish obedience to partisan demands
deag displayed political leaders
- Furnished Nv Iosbus Daniels secretary of the navy who
speaking indianapolis when the interests of
international controversy like the present Mexican
situation presidents the that of
a united
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years Washington Discussion the Mexican
administration
working plans" far that
president information the senate the
nae's formal request by
partisan obligation that blinds it to
situation that prevents it
speaking peace behalf of the national
honor United States
nenting and property
abroad; without justification they have eded N the domestic
friendly violated and the law
Of neutrality by openly taking sides for or against mexican Iae oy sn
Mexican domestic affairs they respecting
government plain path of national duty and they have
reversed the honorable presidents
strife; they destroyed
basis indictment applies
equally present and the Taft administration
the that accompanied it
Under both administrations the habuy
Eez internal affairs and has habtuaIy neglected aely
coming scope of international activity
reckoning United tempted fate for three
years. with regard to the Mexican tua-
diplomatic and formal declaration has served only
and continually fostered The
ton gov n b TH S ys @ @ Now the hand of the
8 Tean o Mexico is the altitude England The policy
tending toward anarchy and oh2GS AT bas ben at an times
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