The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-12
SITUATION IN MExfoo


Haking back weeks when Advertiser took occasion
to comment oay upon the action Of the government
moving the embargo upon the free shipment and
Of into Mexico would that the very situation which
predicted to arise quantities Of arms and
purchased by Consutonas forces in north
ern Mexico Immediately following the lifting Of the embargo
Then afterward the incident the
refusal of President ue make PREPARATION
and apology to the United States followed BY the seizure Of Vera
already hopeless situation Then followed in the of develop
United States the effect Of which again embargo
shipments Of arms into Mexico.
States party is an unset
tied quantity the head of the party Processes
satisfaction with our occupation of portion Of Mexican territory
villa his principal dependence in his endeavor to
overthrow the Huerta processes his friendship
for the United States and credited with
that the of by the forces has relieved
him of difficult task With the heads party holding
such opposing views the attitude of their followers
The President uerta is about
Office see his way clear to leave
the country This substanated by the the
last day two large achievements have been ordered
Cruz; Second army in fact The
War Department been active of late inqurng pre-.
paredne the militia Of Ohio and New York
vice. the term immediate being measured hours required
train or embark for service in the field.
Should President Huerta leave Mexco and condition anarchy
and chaos with the different political fighting
quabbing possession government it
than probable that the United will possession the
administrative of that country for the time being
done Cuba 1906 preserving some
form Of duly elected and legally appointed shall
been restored. I@a.E 60
In the latter fighting may fall to the lot the
American forces Today Mexico there many
factions who have been with each other
past and who continue fight for political paro
tic motives but because the crimes ouages
committed during the continuance of their ratcda strife have
made it practically impossible for them to lay down their
safety unless compelled to do by power
order and protect them from each other
shall have been concluded and real established
Should the United States take the administrative powers
that country without great struggle there will probably be
certain of armed resistance from bands of bgan
tents and other outlaw leaders Should this prove be the
to be hoped that the will experiments
of the Philippine campaign Sufficient troops should be
the field to crush opposition determined and effective
with the least possible loss of life side The President the
United States has stated in his congress that this
try not entering campaign Of aggression that
do not intend to acquire portion of Mexican territory
position thus made plain to the world We do Mexico
We do not wish to control its when il able
its affairs Mexico has little money and we do
territory Forced into this campaign long period
of repression and interference l rs do quickly and
decisively sl ., Es 4 Its 49, E-r#
Once the die cast armed force Mexico should be crushed and
acts Of eachey and barbay punished with swftne
ty War hell and driven war; with every
it should be made the shortest campaign in history ~