The chronicle=news., 1914-03-06

washisxtoa. ID. e.. March g.
Pseaie,iss that the Mssissa si'as-
iioa b . saait-s With which tho
usii~.i shalt b. forced 10 deal In
sSms dsctsiss ~ay. asd ihsi very
snoa.' sssaios wosks. R~pabiies. ot
California. sharply estiirisrd the
Assiesa policy Of the admintsirs'
lSos today in = spccrh In the srns'-,
We nay be forced yet he said.
TO Intervene IN sosss form In M-s.
i.o- u ~s do II shoaid mol te for
the asvsadts meat at our eoaatsy.
the srqutsts q, of ssssitosS or sny
iss-evss os the N~sirss people and
osh~s s-slds sis sh-s~. the restoration
II ss~sr~ ssd psacv sad tho establish.
nssal OF . stable eovessm~st for our
sislsr r~pahiie.''
To shaks oft the s~isitoas With
Mesieo arsAioe Works sss~ssed ~as
- uap,sesaas test.
1T b cur DART pasr ot our hisH
sasy." he eoesisued. "tsiesA the
Amsssess people have iuas all virii.
NJ. courage saa pasrsossssa. II will
~ rssA il jean 10 euse ~ish sos.
sov sad Shane. fos shs~~ tosa
ysass American siSissss have h~-n
murdered. their vivss saa daughters
sassaesA. their Ao0ss piilssrd. ssd
their psopsssy Asssroysd sad this ~.
oiaaonsoalsa has 1ses sesAsas oors
ihaa sosse eesesosssl aill psoasslD
vhe6. H0oesA. Veess 0sssss-
nsss - ~ .ssesas1 - rsssassss
- vhA oesse1iss . cur powsr
see ssshesoay - ses. 10 villa. sos
r.eos.iss1 = . ss,iissssa': sos sves
. solder. NJ . hsssasA sad murder
-s os issoesss people. To casssasa.
. ~sakilas doaissisA By villa sad
~veasusily ~ishoas astAori's.
sessioe Woshs ouiiiasd the rses's
in the history of M.aien i~adiss ur
10 the pre>ssi diftlesisies sad the
refusal a this sussssaeai 10 sesos.
aise iiuessA sflse the asaaaisa'soa
Of MsAeso ''loahsies. ~ itaessa Who
succeeded hin. Of With MS kaovi.
cdsr sad eoauisaaee.'
The d~maad Of tho prssidcat In
his meSsaxe - ,Huessa that there hsa
bsca - srmissiee. eoald sot hsvr
bcss sompiiea with. the srusior eoa.
iiauesi ssd the asasad that security
hr s,vrs for . srss election is Mex.
leo was Impossible of fulfillmcat be-
cause of tie ignoeaaee Of the Ncxs-
can maases. Such a. esecssoa. he DE-
eissct. probably would have brought
si.oa, the election Of . boil fight
cr for psssidsnt.
"At last . promiaeat i'riiish sub
ject was brutaily murdered by villa
OF b. his orders. Public sentiment
ran high. The people were aroused.
hut the state department msiniaincd
its usual degree Of cosnposarc. do
not know why the murder II = ciii.
sen Of Great britain should have
created more feeling than the asass-
sination Of hundreds Of our people.
except that Il involvea the question
Of our mod faith toward other M.
lioas when we allow their people Ia
bc siaushtered In Merico.
This case was one 10 put our good
faith and our courage 10 the test
The poor widow asked for the body
Of her husband. buried on Mexican
soil. What did our government Dc
to secure this right! Il humbied Pc
tit,oucd villa. his murderer. 10 a.
low his remains to be removed. The
state department spent day In try.
Ing to find out whether this man wal
shot By villa or put 10 death by order
OF ad rumhead courtmartial. called
not by . soldier. not by bellisercnt
but by = gffs.nd aud professions
murderer. What possible difference
did It make whether he lost his lif'
one way or the other? For this th'
borrowing widow was left waitinl
for her dead. what should the gov
erumeut have done in the case7 Jus
what II should have done for one o
its own cttiRens-eent Our soldier
into Mexico. and brought out th'
body. what right has villa to ~!
that the body Of the victim OF hi
wraht and cruelty should be removed
or not. What has become our cour