The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
Note Says United State
May Aid In E Establishing
Peace.
.MAYSUPP0RT STRONGEST
Nation Will Decide What
Means To Employ TO
Remedy Conditions.
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(By Associated Press9
WASH1NGT0HsRJ June 2.S-Freetnen,
Wilson's warning to Mexiep that thu
United States cannot permit present
conditions to- continue went torwnrd
by telegraph today to American agentt
who will deliver Il 10 the tacuonal
leaders and was at, the same time
made public at the White House.
The statement which goes % Car
rama, Villa. zapata and Cara. tht
principal leaders not asG d diplomatic
note from the United States, but as
declaration of PRESIDE lent Wilson'S At
titude. expressed ina statement to tht
American people Is sas follows:
For more than two years revoit
tionary conditions have existed II
Mexico. The purpose OF the reyoiu
tion was to rid Mexico OF men who
ignored the ConstitutIon ot the RE
public and used their power IA con
tempt of the gright sof its people and
with these purposes the people OF thu
United States sinstinetIye and gen
.erously5 sympathized. But the leaderi
of the revolt ution I'm the very hour Of
their success have disreEarded ant
turned their arms against one anoth
er.
SHAll protesting the same objects
they have neyertheless been unable o.
unwilling to Cooperate. a central au
thorityt at & Mexico City ii no sooner
set up than itS Sis und ndeEmIned and itf
authority deniea hy those WIG were
expected to support IT.
Mexico rs appafe no nearer 9
solution of her tragic tfonble than she
was when the revolution was nr1t
kindled and she has been swept by
civil wars as liffby IRE. Her crops are
destroyed; her helds lie unaeeded, her
work cattle are condscated for the
use OF the armed factions, her people
fee to the mountains 70 escape being
drawn into yunsyafling btoodshed, and
no man seems toesee or lead the way
to peace and settled order.
There is snopropert projection either
for her own citizens OF tpr tlie citizens
OF therSnations resident and thai
work within her territory
r Mexico lis starving and without gov
ernment. In the circnmEtances. the
people and government Of the United
States cannot stand indtnefently by
and do nothing to serve their neigh
Dor. They want nothing Tor iheE
selves iniMexico. Least II ail do they
desire TO settle laffafrs Tor her. or claim
anylrights tod 8 40! but neither do they
wish toI see utter ruin come upon her,
and they ieemg Il tfeif dmty as friendl
and neighbors fo lend any aid they
properly can to any instrum entality
which promises to be effective Id
bringing iaboutsa Element which win
embody the reai object al the ravolu.
tfon constitutional Rovernment and
the rights az ItfeSneonies
MPatriotic 5Mexicafis ere sick al
heart and cry out for peace and for
every SELF! sacrifics tiat may be necet'
sarys 10 procureiit Tiie people cry out
for food and win presenfiy hate as
much "a fear every man ia their coun.
try or out Eot5 nc Who Stands between
them ana Stheirl daiiy bread.
Il "Ttsiagtfme hi hersfore. thaf the Gov.
'arnn,sn ~ az tIis limited States should
franI;Iy n Il q Sneiisy which n the
sItraoriinary a M eirennstances II be.
Sona com es y its fd,tyS IN adoni II must
yTas @ sStiyS 4 3 S,wS,at IL :hss not hitherto
s5on 4 ~ feIf a iiihsTtv IA do-lend lts
setirs Z, orsi ss,In nToyt "a, .aor',e man or
s,ronn = ~ man III Snv NAV be found
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tions t1 ~ thet cointIv. as,d reinrn "a tho
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ahayancs M al m 4, ,Tovernu,e = 1
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