The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-06-02
OUR MEXICANS

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whose sword is villa. Pointing Out
that the government Of the United
states Is no more to be fouted by the
revolution than by the Dictatorship
and that "Mexicans in this country
Tor any purpose should make that
fact known in every camp Of the
Constitutionalists, The World says.
The Mexican revolutionists are rep
presented in the United States by
many able men. Some are here in n
diplomatic sapaciiy, though as yes
without official status. Some are Oh
financial and commercial errands
Others are studying governmental
processes and institutions.
1t is natural that these gentlemen
should be- proud Of the triumpha
WATCH have attended the Constitu-
tiCnalist movement, and that they
should have much confidence in their
ability soon, when opposition to IL
shall have disappeared, to establish
order and Justice; but in their enthu.
ala5m, il not theft vanity, they over
COX a matter OF prime importance.
A decent respect to the opinions of
mankind, was the first consideration
Of the reyClutionists who proclaimed
he independence Of The United
states. It is highly desirable on
their own account that the leaders
OF the new regime in Mexico should
feel as well as ayow a like sentiment.
md the place for the revelation Is
Niagara Falls.
That they have not yet developed
his spirit is shown by the irritation
and arrogance with which most Of
mem at home and abroad have re-
teived tie South American propus-
is of mediation and the kindly Offices
Of the United States In assuming
mis- attitude, in some cases of in
Inference and in others of defiance
hey do not look very far into the
uture.
The revolution may carry its arms
INTO the City of Mexico in vain if
Il the hour of success it shall fail
Of recognition. 1t is this blight that
has withered the hopes OF Gen. Huer-
"A. Ills fall will be due in part t.
he waller Of the MeXicans who have
&ithstood his usurpation, but also
part It viii have to Do attributed
o the disfavor of civilization.
No matter how powerful Gen. Car.
tanza may appear to be on his ar
,lval at the capital, he will be in
greater need Of moral and financial
uppcrt at that &me than ever before
n his career Whether he shall re-
Give the recognition without which
be can hardly hope for such assist.
anco win depend in a large degree
apcn his relations with those whG
lare been and wish hereafter to be
friendly to his cause, and especially
apon his relations with the United
States"
That is all very well, but it is no.
Going to be SO easy to persuade the
Constitutionalists that they ought to
be polite to and considerable of the
United States government, since they
have found by eXperienie that they
Fan b. as Independent as they please
and apparently grow in grace aad H.
yer at Washington. There has been
mighty little elfcrt on the part Of the
Gonstitutionalists to accommodate
themselves to the wishes OF the
American GoVernment and Carranza' 5
urst uttcrancc concerning the invas.
en- oI Mexico by the United States
doubtless represents their tue atti.
tude toward this country, as we shall
and cut il they set into the capital
by your favor and support ext they
are much more pr9nouncedly the IA
sori;es of the movement. Perhaps
.hey think their self assertion has
nCde an Impression ON the United
states government, and thst they
awe only to seat themselves in Mex
leo City TO receive the recognition
aud support they desire.
The truth is. ana apparently only
The Washington authorities do not ac.
oept it that the Constitutonalists are
If anything. more inimical tC our un-
dertak'ng 10 compose the situation in