The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-26

Nv causes FOR aggressive a'ti"nl
M Mexico there D. rcailt
very little that can be- added I" see
rotary Lansing : note To 'arranza
That communication. tersr as u was
stili required seven newspaper '"l-
umns of regulation type to state the
cas-. against the de facto government
and II covered II. uom the start TO
IA. Carrizal massacre, m o"inpfe-
hensiy. aud satisfactory detail
Let those of us VIII" sta, at nom"
possess our souls IN patience some
thing more than on. hundred thou
sand younr Americans ar. modifying
rs r,pid,y ns th.y ran and are being
moved toward the border " there
b. a delay of n short time IN tho
actual beginning Of the occupation "f
northern Mexico. We who are not mo-
biIizing can AFFORD to- Keep quiet
Those of ~ who At. hatkcting i"i
trouhlc viii get II. at least our repre-
N'fiIailN'f wv NtNNNA''AF N" '''
and tn. regular army. viii get It.
President Wilson and his associate,
IN our government have sought ~
.v.ry possible way 10 avoid wat They
have not been able tu avoid Il. Wh'1
they strike they viii strike hard u
the FIRST blow II della we'd q few day,
or even weeks. those who are not
directly concerned In it, delivery can
accomplish nothing by sensolcss cfiti-
cism. Going To war * u much more
serious business than sitting in a cool
and comfortable Office and writing
about a.
We all know III. extent Of Mexican
brutality aud %saNagerv. We all know
the necessities Of tn" situation
Nothing can he pnincd by rcratine the
president for failure to accomplish
miracles Nu,hing can be gained hy
editorial swearing at an admsni~tra e
TON that is engaged simply IN pro
t.cting tn. position of ms nation AZ
'Very point 81 contact with Mexico
and with other nations. Even those
critics 81 the president VINO are a.
sailing hi- policy wholly Tor political
purposes viii accomplish nothing hy
n for themselves OF IN. causes they
represent. tn. time Of actual trouble
b too close at hand when the gov
nme once sets IL face toward the
grave task of restoring order In Mex
Ioo. when the mailed nst begins to
swing and strike. the people "f this
nation VIII forget all the criticism.
memory OF "a not unnatural impa-
iiruD. will b. forgotten IN interest
and support e.. the operation
Many Americans viii recall the
directed At Mckinley in ,ho days inn
m-diaiely preceding the spanish wur
when h. was a'.ailcd eve ~ prcsi-
dem Wilson j. being assaulted Hts
most ardent political opponent wouii
rot now dare 10 question the accuracy
and rght OF Mckinney uurse. There
are elements of similarity IN the .itu-
ations which aye not hard To- find.
Instead ut TIA. bloodthirsiy uutpour-
.ug uf editorial abuse now coming
from q CONSIDERABLE. number 81 news
paper. true patriotism might seem -
cali Ion regret that 80 stern - neCcs-
.tty has arisen ana rcsolutc support
tor the nation and the government
now preparing a. rapidly .s It can 90
President Wilson viii capture no BAN
dts and ay.uge no massacre. Noth-
lna hut nm army equipped ana ready
y" strik. VIII do hose things. Let
u~ curb our Impotence for blood let
ting. y viii come soon enough. ANA
the prospect now,i rs that the quantity
will satisfy the most impatient aud
oloodthirsty among as.
Possibly tho surcst indi alton that
the United states has certain war on
~ hands b. the crop Of curDstonc
critics VINO are aOle to point uut the
military incfhcioncy Of ovcrybod,
from captain Boyd to General Funs-
ton