The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

upying the same territory under sepa.
ate commanders and suggested that I
withdraw the state troops wired him
hat / would Withdraw the Texas troops
when he sent an equal number Of reg
1ars Is replace them at every place
where our men were stationed. ] nm
lerstald they had everything prepared
at Washington to have me indicted by
l federal grand jury and put in fed,
raj prison on the assumption that i
meant TO invade Mexico--a palpable
ibsurdity which only men utterly igno-
ant of the situation could have enter
sained. II is a fact that the whole
sountry does not know that when our
Texas troops arrived in Brownsville the
Mexican commander nc Matamoros,
lcross the river, offered to surrender
that city to the troops OF United States
,sayalrymen,, The, commander at Mata-
moros evidently believed that the Texas
troops meant TO take his city and
thought the United States troops were
more friendly than the Texans. The
Washington conception Of our business
On the border was as ridiculous as that
If the Mexican commander ,s,, +.
Bandits Encouraged 20
t,Wilsen and bryan have stood by,
eneeuIagipg one gang Of bandits after
another, while people were being butch
! afed all.oyef Mekico3 swhile the vast
Ameriean interests in that country were
being eonfscated and shot TO pieces,
md today the Mexican chaos is worse
than at any. time since Madero was
assassinated. Villa is the dictator OF
the country, and j understand that all
he wants Is TO DO chief of police Of tho
City Of Mexico with control of the
gambling concessions in the cities on
Mexico and Juarez. ysE 4.
's0ur government has kept England
and Germany from restoring order in
Mexico and has itself done nothing but
contribute TO the disorder and lawless-
ness by its vacillating watching and
waiting, polieY-7if it can be called a
policy. The property interests of Mex,
leo and the big exploiters Of Mexican
resources have got control of the situa
ton absolutely and these same inter
ests have got the ear Of our government
at Washington. s'tlat.. .aft
Fake Anti Trust Laws T..
THE administrations anti trust law
are DhreIhceu iakes 80 lar as protecE-
Ing tho people from trust oppression As
concerned. These laws please nobody
50 well as the standard OH, the steel
and other great trusts sr,,. 1911
81 believed az first that the Federal
Reserve. Banking Act was the admims-
tration 5 one merit9riOus, achievement,
brt now bankers. tel me 1t IS going to
prove failure The conttol OF the sys
TEN In practice app ears to rest in Ne''
YORK Sity instead OF IN washing ION.
II am fully convinced the national
election Of 1916 will end'the Damocrat.c
regime, The policies OF the Demo
cratic national administration have
wholly failed either 70 curb monoopiies
or lower the cost Of living for the pep.
pie, and they have materially con
tribpted to deprive millions OF wage
earners OF employment. 4,
The administration Nalorized 500.
100000 worth OF corporate securities
owned in the North and kast by O.
treasury department order 70 national
banks to loan money on listed securi-
ties at not less than the closing quota
tions Of Julys 1914, but the same adminI
istration when asked to allow the PEG
PIE 10 l,sc a quarter Of q billion dollars
OF their collective credit for two or
three years TO save them from losing
$oOu,OVO on their cotton crop, regarded