Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
IF WAR SHOULD COME.


 It needs no formal encouragement froa: the White House 70 aoquaint the Nation rih fact that armed intervention in Mexico Is near hand u'iSss com, pleto and immediate change takes place Hueras rcl ie of fragrant despotisn and nso!euce. The complete eaacement of Huera alone can pro the eIimay-f it may be called such IL will follow the conclusion of consistent course in which every means has been exhausted first to enable Mexico settle her ovu af fairs without intervention Mexico herself will have feen responsible for the order forward narca if the army oI inc United States crosses her border.
 rngaisn and it's charges of weakness or political cosardcs in referring armed intervention silcnoee l ae recently-reyaalef policy oF President Wilson He has exercised inhaite patience & withholding the ap pication ol stern mearuscs. H2 mitn;aned dgnifed calm waen twtted with lEpireness by ingOes in his own country. He scorued reply 10 the covert sneers of the European powers which heli;cd te dip Ioratic capacity of the United States in dealing with Mexico.
 It IS now revealed however, tha. President Wilson was prepared at moments notice to order troops into Mexico even when tIe jaso charges and the European snee-s we're assaing biDl Refusing to De bated or badgered, he first ossaved all pacific measures. The most exacng peace advocate would have difficulty in indicting the President for single omission of aRg egort that could Do suggested as weane of nsuriae domestic tranquility sGsxco without the Ghedding of blood The most Glatgut Jin=o is uumiiated now sg knO~leCge of the feet ue President s, and has been prepared to strike when tolerance 70 longer justified.
 The European powers were first to admit the wisdom and volunteer endorsement of the Presidents policy, even hecre Inc people e tais coaty. T3sir awaken ing caza ae ro5u os the Mobile speech ir which the President stated in words lsI ground for q"ib' blinz that material interests mu=t expect unreason able attention or prorcc,on in Mexico any oteT re uiic in the Western hemisphere; at the Monroe doc rfns as nos interpreted tat morality in the deal ng between the United States and Ter sister republics viii be considered ahead ,Apsdicacy; aDa host i'm. pogtant of all ;he fearless enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine this country neither al present or ever more will seek additional foot oi land by conquest
 None may say that Mexico has not lad every oppor unity to establish for herself domestic peace Ample fire has been allowed 0 'ake gooc his coiI
 mat as head of the de cuo government he enjoyed sEf acient aoraI support from the people and possessed armed forces of adequate strength 10 gut down re be,on When success failed attend the TIucfta srms ye; another opportunity youchsofed tim to soye the problem through ue election oc constitutional president He violated nis ooyelanta for far election and forfeited further consideration Ever had this eoun try placed itself unenable position hy recognizing
 gov 1ernment established tarcugh assassination it i' doubtful # the HueFa regime would have benefited per uanently pecause of e Demonstrated strenSt and h' uncompronising attitude ot reiorussiss led hy Gen carranza It may to ;hot President Wilsor sloaid accept one more expectancy before ordering in ter7ention. that is raising the embargo arms ana permitting Gen C-sranza equip his forces Withoa restrain. from this country.
 So far as the situation Las progrrssad at present i is convincing that President Wilson has handled it. ana will continue to do so in lsanner calling tor the high est praise.