Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30
NEW REVOLUTION BREWING IN MEXICO

All signs indicate that new revolution .
brewing in Mexico. which will doubtless shock the
optimistic sensbliies Of some contemporaries
which have been rather precipitate IN delivering
themselves Of satisfied CALCULATIONS on the pacif-
cation OF that unfortunate country. a. though It
were really an accomplished fact he forming
Of such hasty conclusions doubtless resulted from
the conviction that Hueria solely responsible
for all the trouble and that his departure. no mat
ter by what means brought about would mark
the advent Of general peace and prosperity
Without any desire 10 pose one OF the J.
told you-sos. he Chronicle can not refrain from
rcmarking al this time that b not one OF those
who held such a belief and that while Il was as
glad TO see Hucrta cyacuate Mexico CITY as any
81 ~ more enthusiastic contemporaries It did not
for 70 moment consider this event as guaranty
that Mcxlcos troubles we're over.
Neither does The Chronicle believe that the
ucN revolt which seems 10 be shaping up ln Son
ora IS ostcrcd by predatory interests 20 any great
extent II comes about too naturally 10 be re-
gardcd as Of such an artificial character. and be
SIDES crcditing the so.caed predatory interests
with the slightest gram oi intelligence q Is not 10
br assumed that they could hope for much By
bringing about another revolution with the puf
pose Of forcing American Intervention.
10 admit that the interests could hope Tor I'D
vantage ~ case OF American ihtcIFthu'n ~ ~
assume that this government BE- more gullbe.
more easily victlmilcd by iinancier and more IN
eined 10 graft schemes than IS the Mexican ma
ton. and for one The Chronicle does not care 10
admit this
That small American investors and property
holders In Mexico might like 10 see intervention.
on the ground that It wauld guarantee peace and
good order goes without saying but that the m
tercsts which have made their profits from con.
c~ssions and counlvauocs could have any wish tor
such an outcome o. not clear
All this however IS d little beside the ques
ton The revolution IS the main thing Several
Circumstance suggest Dos immediate outbreak a'
poalIble II not probable
Governor Nayiorrna has marched forth with
1000 men with the avoy,cd purpose OF dsIodnP
certain Carraula ior,cs m his state. tie s known
To have the backing 81 Francisco Villa he claims
to be acting 10 behalf OF good government q
square deal and honest poltos bat o. may be
that be- Is merely permitting himself 10 1r used as
AN excuse for an open rupture between The lead
That Caranla realizes the danger aud deli
cacy OF his position Is evidenced by the fact that
he prefers 10 exercise authority first chief
rather than as provisional PRECEDENT AS pres
dent his authority would be civil and restricted ii
many ways while as inst chici he IS yrtua
military dictator.
That Villa Is prepared Il not actually hunt
ing Tor trouble Is emphasized not only by the
statements he is issuiag bot also by The course
he is pursuing he has notified the constitutions
forces opposed TO Moytoreua tina, they must sub
mt to the latter and has Indicated in uncer
tain manner what they may expect from hlm {
they do not he has been busy recruiting an'
strengthening his army garncung supplies an'
matshalng his allies Arbitration may ol course
save the day. bat Judging from the way It ha
/ worked 80 tar lu,l- dependence , to be put IN j,
/ Houston Chronicle