El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
The United States and Mexico


the resentment that will be reused among the members of all the
the The displays
comprehension
three and Of the real spirit OF the people with wo the
about the that isl
nestle affairs
of foreign
justified standpoint of his
dignity proposals insOn
impossible acceptance As whole,
proposals impractical
absury paheticy of place Strange
jusfy
eharaeing diplomatic
without Percbe glory for the United States Our intentions
art good enough, blunder amazingly.
However appears pure
most particular President Wilson offered recommend to
Ha would decline for election to the presidency This bold tender of
ny- payment
regards principle fnghtuy
sim Here was the dis.ts5 a5o1sr dn1on1aevS revived in ni,
president suppressed
likewise withheld
spite presidents RrOaOns franknes president
equvOcaI embarrassing position powerfully
publication city,
and that the American people had obtain their information the presidents
extraordinary action
up .
of
election, until
Thus Interpretation prohibition
the uera government itself ue cannot possibly run for the presidency
violating
he uphold All Mexico bTeathe relief result of Gambs state
1nent in Huata'sbe
By declaration conceded way president
Wilson's principal oOntentOn this leaves the unexpected
manner for negotiations to proceed with somewhat less embarrassment to the
governments ruedding
with MecOs domestic affairs before the Washington
For three years. the United States been pursuing policy of attempted
Herald beginning
consistently advocated opposite policy namely complete avoidance of
protection
state proposition briefly administration policy
policy years
little illogical at first but exactly what In
the United States neutral and has
manifested disposition keep its hands of the Mexican braW but while
has shown every disposition NEEDLE and to choose between factions aiding
offered adequate
interests Mexico but the
government could numbeess make the lot of
Amer n nc dangerous intolebe.
The Herald has at all times advocated the opposite policy actual
neutrality
for American rights Mexico and assertion of those rights
beginning revolution
and egaTdfu American rights and interests it has not Onv been Intellectual
promote peace good feeling promoted
hostility advocate,
has advocated vike of Mexico but cOunsee other practical
On Friday last the Paso Herald outlined considerable length practical
border The RsrsIs proSFa ADVANCED these sGSgesoa
sa @ a4 Of R3 s be 3SSst fa4s:r t 5 de
SECOND al restrictions upon the export arms munitions
oT @33 Of 5ass oS; ' s7P8 should be
formally put notice that for every American Tfs
dollar Of Gme property destroyed in Meioo MEXICO VIII 5
5s ms dnd t ba the soa6t nd anne 9 se
claims cou Which Meo would have the status Of HGgant no
member the tribunal The FL
arising
FOURTH 5 the most positive assurance should 4s be given BY the
United States to Mexico and to all the world that this country does
with Mezs domestic affairs her politics
that sole demand protection
tODas and their Mexico
FIFTH,
not resent the adoption by them Of identical with
that end Fangsuch cooperation, the United States would
Attention of The Herald has called
Of
national
be
and property destroyed.