The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
All aboard for Panama (?)


2 H'H-NHN'NNN NNNNN W. NN wv NhNH
rel with the Mexican people, hat we
want no foot OF M0Ni,an territory.
that We seek only good nclghbur
hood that peace and order are our
solo objective poinjs But an the
same if the flag guc. up across the
itu Grundr u viii never come down
Throughout the ugos the historic
rule h1a been Co appeal tu BOD for
the IustIc, of the cause The cause
a always the prevailing idea. some
times OF selfish Interest clad la pa
|triuilD rlimslt Hnd .uueiimcs OF am
bitiuu robing Itself roo religious pro-
'irusiuu occasionally blood has been
aprIukl,u iu the fac, uf thc people TO
EuJd them on. But usually. the ear
OF corn has been put Joe evidence. the
birdie hd behind. until thc issue has
been completely Joined and the par
ties Goo the Confli,t committed be-
.youd recall So Will 10 Doe in the
udy a-,y which the Yankee Grooks arc
preparing Tor themselves and procipi.
tuting upon tho foolish Trojans OF
M,NiDo.
% is ira that FOR our proceeding
we have something more than pre-
tcNJ The misiak, the president
made boo not recognizing the dc facto
government along with the other
nations and of letting BE- go at that
ma, Boo the end prove wiser han no
know that ls. plaC.ng an the rcspon-
sibluy upon us. clear the way for
tn, march Of manifest destiny"
about which. in tho good old Demo
cratic days, we heard SO much
surely the consequences have been
deadly enough. Tho world which has
'ocusurcd our delay Oanuot now array
itself against our onset We are pull
ms los chcstuuts out OF the fire at
'tho Sam me that we toast our own
The swelling act OF this imperl 81,
theme for that il may carry tho
Monroe dctrinc to lengths never
dreamed OF boy Monroe. u may be,
as the far-sccing senator Borah sug-
gcsts, thc beginning Of the advance
upon the isthmus. set. as senator
Lodge 90 his splendid substitute de
s,ribcd, we ~ good warrant and
expansion. ass littlc as revolution goes
backward when headed south and
west Tho canal tho arst stop. we
mean mot war" says Wilson. AN
.N'f"NNt ''H 4 hNhNAN Guy NHN H's q"
ForcsccinF these things the Cour-
l~icr-Jourual. az the close of the span
ish war. made an earnest and con
slant effort to tN some limit upon
the lingo spirit and The horizon ~
conquest. It showed hat the Mon
Toe doctrine was a national menace
md AN international irritant. South
and Central America suspected ouf
patronage and resented our protcc-
iuon. We sought their custom. Iho
Courier journal, recognizing the
lcommnrclalizcd cue Of the time
pleaded FOR the removal Of every bar
10 tricndl, intercourse, especially on,
which. the occasion OF much miscon.
structiou could be maintained onls
by force of arms.
The genius of the nineteenth oI
the centuries wg set forth. was lib
orty- tirasgrably the world had OBJ.
, tIiuod The genius 81 the twentieth
p of ,yutuT.,.. we argued. ls markcts
l't us. we urged, DO nothing O.
friEht,n aNu. ;he myriads who az,
p tu bo clothed and fcd-"hencvoioHti
assimil8t'd said some. Christian
.zed, -iid ufheTs-whllst. hayinl
vatcred tho muk and sandod thO
, sugar we proceeded with our pres
% porous patriotism ana profitabi.
,picty.
Man propose o disposcs IN.
. p-,ucomakorz house of cards lall
D. with , crash SIR. Bryan's hope %
nest years Nuhlc prize goes gllm
y msing. Andrew Carnegie pictur,
. is tururd To- tho wall. n Is war.
D To Doe sure lgum q sentimental poiI
of view a l Hs "a giant lcaping up1
"a child. Veg that, though "a vivid.
! not an eX3et sImile. Nations are no
ever quite as children. The weakos
u must know their plaee.
Sometime nations never grow Q
manhood o. sumoumos they uegen
crate into -DH.IIty. In the SPANS
g war We fought % horde OF childreu
@ thousand yraf- I'D. But Spain IA
= not "a child. THE Mexlcans are eve
" as old as the Standards, and less q
% either 10 nght 600 govern. We are T.,
. by the best informed writers tia
Mexico embrace. three classes Of 2Il
q liens; the ron -panish- Mexi'an~. Wn
@ are Ambitions. Frisping. arrogant At
10 prodeht. Th,y own the lands az
i control The pod s OF the nation. Ncs
II come the limited middle class. Tn
s. are l,r the most part half-educatc'
They are lars .iy employed by al
q richer OF ihr.i Hclshbors or by foi
n .ign corporation. The third class az
the poems. 300 constitute az icai
three-fourths OF Inc population. The
- are ignorau, goo the last degree, bt
~pcacctbly Disposed II not melted q
d, ambitions leaders 10 acts OF laWiesI
ness. Under proper training the
make good luborers In the f~actori,
and on the ftfms. Their conditio
= under spanish American rule hl
been limo oui .f mind and continue
iu De deuloraHlr II Is easy for
would be 1utu.,It 20 coral them ,
his service. They can neither rea
no write o. know nothing oxcoI
hat they Soc aud hear.
Il Is the selfish ambition of leader
Opposing one mother, each satherlu
about him the aupport OF that pai
of the poems under his immediate a.
uuencv, which constitutes what
called revolution IN Mexico. Thv
ls have kept ihr .uuntTy ia hot wat,
perpetually cyUD1t daring the twcnr
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