The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
SENATOR LODGE REVIEWS
INCIDENTS IN MEXICO
SINCE NADEKO REVOLT
CHAIRMAN STONE
TAKES EXCEPTION
Brands Attack on sl,e PresidentsSs
q Purely Psrsisan 0st- S
burst.
(By Associated psass.y

q
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Senator
Lodge sharply criticised President
Wilson's Mexican policy In tho aennto
today and drew reply from Chair
man Stone, OF the foreign relations
committee, branding the attack asa
purely partisan outbnrst. Senator
Stone. however, agreed1 with d sus.
gestion by Senator Borah that the
whole Mexican problem should be dts
cussed fully in the senate at an early
date.
Senator Lodge reviewed incidents
in Mexico since the Madero revo :,
He declared anarchy existed In. Mel. Z
Co today and that is was all bnt, ;foo
late for this government to ADOPT
any policy other than military 6cch-
patton. He insisted that personal, AMI
mostly on the part OF President VIII
SON against General Huerta had d.
rected the administrations coarse tn-
ward Mexico and that the pgeBid ideesss
oniission of any inegstion Of ssMe1lan
In bis last annual siiesaaiss 20 oafas
grsss lad left Il to be presume 4that
he had no policy t6 advance now "a
Hrerta was otiated. \ e IL.
y Senator Stone took eSceptfo 4 No
Senator Lodges statement Tint ii sias
impossible To expect oFEan i&at tiot of
an orderly governalent ,ins 7Eex leo. ,fsb
sharply .arraigned tie. faaaE h1aeits
senator for precipitating tha che
sion Of foreign relations lit this tine.
Senator Lodge had iticofhc hcratet 81
his remarks an article by FORMER
President Roosevelt ATTACKING the aiis
ministration's Mexican p5lies aad
making mention of c.lagges Of feiis-
iOus EsTssE.tiuh In aip7s5I, ~ : =;
'-It is detestihIess senator Stone
declared "that a former s president.
aud his coadjutor upon the soot. the
senator from Massachusetts,. aAeui9
ATTEMPT TO incite religious rassiOna u
consideration Of our foreIsu affairss
There Is too much OF that gosnG on
now. both by Prptestants and CattQ-
lies. / can think OF uoshinB mDse
dangerous TO our political and civil
slife. II Is time for patriotic senhtoep
to arise and do something TO 1check
the onward movement 6f this great
religious conflict. ThisSis A6t the aSe'
and this not the country where pro-
paganda OF that, kind should be ep-i
conraged." ssaa 94ss !. II
SeHutOT LOuBSS B CuhieC LliAlt y kcbts
dent Wilson's animosisy against Huef-
ID had brought about the = present
conditions !R Mexico ws5 fiia asartefiE-.
ed by Senator Stone as IL .bold fab
rlcation."
Senator Borah read extracts from
Senator stones speeches dpring the
Taft administration ANA declared the,
Missouri senator had S0mpIetely
changed his views with the change
on the party power. Tie AIexi ean cit.
uation had come to q point. hs said,
where 1t must be debated fully IA the,
light OF the nations duty 10 protect
Ita citizens wherever they mir Int SBe
found. 4. S5
"I should like to see the policy et.
tablished," he said. whether Demo.
cratic or Republican. ss.EsAat s.EsAat when & 'e
man called out pasgeFsby IN anf,
foreign city ths: -. was 40 AfneFicEa
citizen. 1t sFonld Sc known .hat n!a
life and his rights woliId pc Iully
protected by this sesa:..::;; :f:ssst