The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

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srSSsau sr1 certainly Dictated By
nay manifest eoazt1sraccrE .. ,rze-
.1A s~rp~dIezcy We Ancot IL the
Circumstances 5e psr-sars N either
party &C tie conisx; ,tA, now ctzrzccs
EsT.co o. constitute ourselves the
vlrrz& zzr1rs between hen
REPEATED declarations o. frerdiL
rsss II thts goTsrnzs1t for the Xsx1-
a. 2eools we're made II the message
Bat We are rot the only friends Of
Nsxto. lie pre.iden, declared The
Whole world desires her peace ard
progress zz6 The Whole world !, In
isrsztsc as never before ksIlco lies
az La, whore al The world boka On.
Cs.trz America 1 about =. be
torchs By the great routes Of the
Words trade ant Intercourse running
from ocAr 70 ocean 10 he tsthrIas.
TIE .1tErs has much IL strrs for Mex
10 as for all o. the states Of Central
America but the best gifts car come
% her only 4. she IL ready and free 10
receive thsn srt 20 enjoy them hon
orally.
-AEe1ea- IN particular America
north ant solth. and upon both COZ
unsnts. waits upon tie Development
II MEXICO and that Development a
be sclne and lazting only if it be the
product o. a genuine freedom, q Just
AID ordered r. srlnsnt founded upon
la~. OILY can IT be peaceful or
fruitful r. ~ benefits Of peace. Mex
leo h. = great and enviable future
befort her u only she choose and al
tain the paths 9: honest constitution
e. goverrmsnt"
Here the president gave a word pic
tlrs Of conditions II Mexico today:
The present circumstances OF the
republic, he said. I deeply regret to
say, Do not seem TO promise even the
foundations 81 such peace. We have
waited many months, months full Of
peril and anxiety. for the conditions
there 10 improve, and they have not
improved They have grown worse,
rather. The territory In some sort
controlled by the provisional authori-
ties at Mexico City has grown smaller.
not larger. The prospect Of the paci-
fcatlon o. the country even By arms
has seemed TO grow more and more
remote; and its p~acifcation by the
authorities at the capital 10 evidently
impossible by u other mean than
force.
Difficulties more and mort entaa.
gle those who claim % constitute the
legitimate government OF the republic.
They have not made good their claim
In fact Their successes In the field
nave proved only temporary. War and
disorder, devastation and confusion
seem to threaten TO become the set
tied fortune Of the distracted country
As friends we could wait no longer fol
a solution which every week neemed
further away. II was our duty to a.
least volunteer our good officeg--tC
offer TO assist II we might in ehectinl
some arrangement which would brlni
the relief and peace and set UP a uni
yersally acknowledged political au
thorty there"
The president then said he tool
the liberty" OF sending John Lind u
Mexico as his personal spokesman
and representative. He gave instruc
tons 10 Lind which outlined the med
alton plan with the following four dir
tinct proposals.:
A AN Immediate cessation OF fghtirr
throughout Mexico and definite armii
=, ! tice Holemnly entered into and scrupt
I lousy observed.
4 Security given for an early fire
!, election, In which all will agree I
take part.
y THE consent Of Huerta to bind hin
!. self not to be a candidate for electio
as president OF the republic at thi
election.
y 1.-THE agreement OF all parties I
a abide by the results Of the electio
. and cooperate in the most loyal wa
( in organizing and supporting the ne
administration"
r. The president said Lind's instru
lions we're to represent that In a
.e vancing the plan the nations OF II
n. world looked to the United States
act as Mexico's nearest friend" al
TO offer this nations good offices
m Assistance.
10 mr.. Lind executed his delicate al
z. difficult mission with singular tai
re nrmness and good judgment. al
,e made clear to the authorities at Me
leo City. not only the purpose OF h
visit, but also the spirit In which
IN had been undertaken" said he pre-
" dent. But the proposals he subm
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