The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
BORAH DECLARES WE WILL
NEVER GI.I ct q or MEAltt

Washington. Apru 23 That the
l-uited States and Mexico are actuul-
ly ut war todaN Was the declaration
uf senator Bnrah today when me az
ninistration scuat, leaders sought 4"
uts- the bill granting President VII
SON $500. 600 Go move Americans on
ul Mexico.
senator Buruh declared that the
United states should Immediately gct
out uf Mexico. ont of Honduras ana
Nicaragua. Senators Smoot and
Borah criticized the way in which the
administration has handled the Mex
lean situation.
Before another furty-rIght hour
De- passed iu my Judgment wc shall
be- ut war with united Mexico. said
senator Borah. So one doubts what
the forces of Hurr't viii du and nu
one can doubt wh1. tho forces ui 'ar-
rama will do.
"t thiuk. when thls art .- passed. lt
ought 90 be- declared chat the United
states viii Withdraw from Mexico.
viii WithuruN from Nicaragua, ana
Withdraw from Honduras
DO the people understand that the
present government uf NiCuragu
would melt as thr mists n tEe Amer
lIDau marines were tudtt Withdrawn
from lu front of th, white house ln
Muuugu4 asked senator Eorah.
we are enforcing uu the people ui
I INiDIrtEua 30 government thui they do
not want 70 .s just this lrlduai enc
DIoJrhW"nt into The affairs OF uur
uyighhors thdt hHs lri ,he whole
world Co suspect COS ul ultimate ln-
/ trutIou~ Go extend our sovereignty
over these countries
"Iu what au ~tNiug. want u
understood that J am not ghallcuginp
/ luu,thiug that the president has sHid.
II believe hD meant what hy said 90
[ Mobile lu regard Geo the United states
not wanting more trruturt. nut that
/ i- what vr have said ever since
'hoW1S Jefferson annexed Louisiana
{ I believe th1i NJ the AWouOan nHg
ever goes 300 Iu Mexico 30 vll E,Ncr
| COME down
senator Houh further declared
that ths pui"N we 1I, uusulng wlll
| intfita bis lead Geo uur taking every
foot of territory Goo th" falama ,1-
nal. though ! would regard thlt as
ia Grim, and 20 national calamity.
Senator Lodge. Who followed ~en1-
tor Borah criticized the majority iur
refusing Goo accept au amendment to
Z the Justification resolution broaden
! lue itr scope $50 Hs Co refer tU 100 .u'
! digrluca suffered iU Mckl,o Joe addl.
! ltuu in thr incidents ai TampiDn aud
| NpIa cruz
! senator HIioh,urk said that tu have
lay.cptud tho amendment would hay,
shown disCourtcs and disresprgt q,
the president
/ 81 refuse to consider that q rrI-
isou. said Senator Lodge pounding
I nis fst uu the desk Are Ne -rut
here Co bc told that wc are dlsnuurte
lous hcCau-r ve oritlsile the policy u'
IH resolution because 30 was offered
|hN some one who comes from Che
white House vs., viN not hp held
down ikc thut We cannot h,
charged with back of manners pres.
idcuth aud policies have ulWaNs beer
lcriticiaed here ana ALWAYS VIII be-
senator Lodge charged that admin.
Iistratlun iead'rs sought tu reatrlci
lthr Scope of the resolution Tor ths
treason that theN hoped tu Keep car
|rsnz and villa from any alliance
with uu,rtl. lir predicted that un
less the embargo un arms wH. gp
lplIpd to the guustitutiunHllsts Oh.
United states when forced to Drre
the border would find MeXlcans ur
ling sums und ammuuitiun which thi
government permitted them to pro
icure.