Arizona republican., 1913-02-20
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 Shakespeare.
The New Order in Mexico

The inevitable and the foreseen happened in the fall of the Madero government. We shall now short ly whether its successor will alleviate the woes which have pressed upon Mexico for the last two years.
 Of General Huerta. the new provisional gov crnor-general, little is known He appears have had little or experience in state affairs He did give the impression last and fall in his campaign against the rebels of Chihuahua that he was skilIful and energetic soldier. He was more over suspected of dsloyaIty Madero, though that suspicion seems to have been removed by his sub sequent conduct
 His turning against the president and form ing alliance with Felix Daz cannot be regarded as an of disloyaIty The conduct of Madero in perssting a hopeless struggle in which thousands of lives were needlessIy sacrificed when it must have been evident him that though he should temporarily succeed he could restore tranquil ity, betrayed a selfishness which absoIved Huerta and every other supporter.
 The precise status of affairs in Mexico City is not known the outside world. Perhaps, it is not understood in Mexico even by the leaders. The situation is that was hastily reached in sort of a panic, caused by fear of intervention and a horror of the bloodshed and destruction of more than a week
 Whether the the head of affairs work tremendously and understandingly a definite program for the bringing back of order is yet be seen. If they do so and call to their aid the best statesmen of the republic for of them are statesmen, the end of the troubles in Mexco at least for the present, is in sight Should there be tct of personal ambitions, there will be a recur- renee the events of the past two years.
 The attitude of the dit-revolutionsts to the new order will be awaited with interest. will probably be hostile for the changes which have taken place in the last fortyeight hours have not removed or given promise satisfaction of the bitions and greed of the who have been overrunning the north and the south
 But the government, if the leaders har- monous, will be better prepared to extermnate the rebel bandits than Madero He handicapped by a total want military skill experience and from the moment he took office there was serious disaffection in the capital It was necessary to maintain a stronger and more loyal force in the city than could be sent against the rebels. The elaborateness of Madero's precautions against rising in the capital disclosed by the battle of the last days showing what enormous and unsuspected quantity of ammunition and arms had been The soldiers who participated both sides originally all government supporters, of different class from the ragamuffins who consti- tuted the greater part the forces dispatched against Orozco and Zapata.
 If the leaders work together there need be experiences must have sickened all factions of war on any terms The government military forces would be left free operate effectively against the rebel bands in all parts of the republic.