Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
4 Of PUZZLES
.ooet EN- is MOST AN
~" m CONGRESS AND
''' ssDMINIsTRATloN,
" GEES THE SOLUTION
s.iu sticks to "WatchfuI
tHD' md Can Find No Sign
fl ~, ,he People Demand
'"I Armed Intervention.
GEORGE CLINTON.

fSDlus living the administration
> wv" ond this is known to be q
y! ',," a." Mr.. Wilson keeps up a
' ,aSs and insists that his policy ..
.t llr waiting in the end viii
''. ~. members of congress ire
!. lDo If marty say that the admin
l W. nroblem also is their prob
WV. ..s that while all of them may
a.a with what the president is
" natriotism will make them
\ hack Of him as long as there
Jason in his course"
'' s'5ministration probably ever
.,rfropted by so puzzling a prob
that which now looms before
,,i,ow wilson in the country south
~ Ro Grande. The shadow OF a
Mo ouestion mark lies athwart
= White House and the capitol.
houobt of Intervention is abhor-
n tbe administration, to con-
!, and probably to the American
rs General Wood believes that
rard take 100000 men to do the
NJ 6ebtjng in Mexico and then to
rsoD the country. The arms
IA have been sent into Mexico
4 tbe United States for the use Of
tsdprals on the one side and o9
constjtutionalists on the other
rablv would be used against the
sirg army and American soldiers
mid be killed by weapons which
rgcans put into the hands of the
gicans.
Metals here think there is no pop
n demand for invasion of Mexico.
n attitude of the country toward
h seems to have changed within
h last fifteen or twenty years. Pop
n opinion, it is generally believed,
ii our army into Cuba and our navy
ID Cuban waters in the year 1898.
h administration, which keeps its
nis on the pulse Of the people,
Eaently does not feel there the
. mbWhich denotes demand that we
iHTene to save the Mexican stu
ba"
No One Knows What to %.
lacking Intervention, what shall
4 United States do? The wisest
|ads in the foreign relations commit
Il affairs of the senate and in the
|1ded committee Of the house ap-
Eatly contain not even the germ Of
thought which put into words and
sa into action might bring a happy
a7er to the pressing question. No
la IN official position knows what
'do The tension has become such
la unquestiOnably every man in of
1a life in Washington hopes that a
y Will bring forth something which
A force some kind of peaceful ac-
% which will bring about a settle
EN- No administration official and
Plnclal outside Of the administra-
u apparently wishes to intervene in
acO, but actually there are men
lne verge Of turning loose a de-
'uu lor Intervention simply to end
u0ubt and anxiety of the present
casiOn.
resident Wilson took high moral
Nad when he refused to recognize
0a' lie is still on morality's noun
! and he cannot get down without
Aus The neck Of the administration.
9utsuonably Mr.. Wilson was led
0eIleve that Carranza and Villa
y Oy comparison with Huerta,
uPnen of high aims, tender con-
.4VeS and a patriotism which con-
- l'SeiI with the good of its com
! people. Enough has happened
'l'E 10 give the administration
'OUnu thought on the subject, but
,Iu thoughts are Of no service, be-
e Il a high moral ground is the
pei station for the American ad-
.Suanon when viewing Huerta, it
-,SO the proper ground for the
''ls Oh Carranza and Villa.
10 oHicial Wants Intervention.
say, I'VE are not get
euE"here." IF there were only
way out Of it, say the members,
'Hey look into each others faces
- TO see there some CLEAN of
s,r'enment. but not a spark is
~ ~ we won't, and we can't, let
81 nations settle it. We cannot
\ Il quickly ourselves without
lug al army into the southern
~ 70 meet the consolidated
y 'lor they would be consolidate
~ ~ Huerta, Carranza and villa
- WIN rifles sent into Mexico for
81 Sslpose of settling a civil war.
'1''ial here wants it settled this
,s.'a' Carranza and Villa are
y rs at Uncle Sam across the dis
: ana saying What are you go
= 10 about it," and each one of
AIoWs that Uncle Sam does not
-. what he is going to do about it.
ls0es he did.
y esluent Fast Worker.
senator, one of high
.. nIs IN his party, said the other
,1@' ne had been at the White
= 70 see the president on bust
.Oar times since last March and
.,o' once had he been asked to
U"n, But" added the senator,
I ~ say that the president stood
~ throughout the time of our