The Caldwell tribune., 1916-11-03

has been o,,iit,, states offcso In
SS american citizens 'sSassinstion y;
Huerta might have
With the blood that maSn zen stained
don't know, but as hn. MIN rise
man who was stainnlse lsetween ths
blood OF q Mexican citia with the
mhuman brute Vy.,o = and the
trated upon American mas perDe.
RACES which dare nen women out.
10 you tonight, I prefer describe
Who nad protected Ame,,une ne man
sSns - even though he had ian cit.
ed MaderO. (AppIousa1 murder.
And Villa having fed -
Carranza. Who Is Carran,p picked up
to Villa, he hates Amerionza? Nex,
more bitterly than any m.a ahs perhaps
He Is the gentleman wha IN Mexico
letter to Mr.. Lansing. in etfsys says in his
II was my soldiers that entrot: Yes,
assassinated the American apped and
CarrizaL 1t was my soldiarss soldiers at
advantage of these men who VINO took
posed to be pursuing nv enoe emu were sup.
the United states had recopnis,,, after
we recognized him, and eo nn him.
10 pour arms and ammun,t;On t;OOnunued
MexIco TO assist, first, Villa into
oarranza' ana third, that thew second,
ori,n;,ot ay on 'ne lnterminable and iMasnt ingst
.lla crsninate murder and assassin. s ,nais-
WmIn tha ia mas gone on in that countra coutaaon ion
sne ~ IL years. or ever sincsy lor
aaux auerta out Read the p.. We
scription of the affairs q. Ihe de-
coming from the President. Mexico.
Is apparently (this is WRITE. Aexico
months after we had pottaa aoo9t sr
Huerta), Mexico is apparentl,, rd Of
er the end of her trouble th.n ~ near
She has been swept by c;r,, before,
oy nre, her crops are destronossa var as
f1elds lie unseeded, her WORK 49,, ner
connscated for the use of tba M are
etc. How did they buy these srry army,
ammunition? By taking tha s aaa ana
the poor miserable peons h., Uaule OF
the products of those serfs ~ aking
and trading them for omr ~ AeNeo
ammunition. Her people wara and
pelled TO flee to the mountains com'
cape being driven into blood.hs !" es.
no man seems to be able to lsa. and
way to peace and settled ordar eor M the
Is no protection either for ha, mere
citizens or for the citizens Of ,.S AVN
nations. Mexico is starving and u,sr u',as
out government" Why? Becanss' WIN. -.
drove out the only representatisves we We
government. Why is she starv;,s, =,
Because the bandits of Mexico has!
taken the cattle and means of ,,naW nove
hood from the poems to trade than ~
arms and ammunitions "' 'or
RAID ON OUR SOIL.
My friends, that is not all I,,o,
the 9th day of March, IL I remAunho.
| correctly, this year, villa made h,s
raid upon Columbus, New Mexics Tn
the next few days Pershinr movaa
across the border in pursuit Of V,I,a
He moved to the south about 1so miles
and was interned in Mexico. By whos
By Carranza. Carranza said. "yon
can neither move south. east or vast
but You must either move north or
stay where you are" Under this con.
dition-Now mind you, am speaking
from the record, because Lansng's
note of June goth sustains eyefytfins
I saw-While Pershing was iifsrned
in Mexico, surrounded ON the one hand
bv Villa and upon TIM other by Car
rama, we permitted $4,000 rounds
of soft-nose bullets to be landed at
Vera Grub and to be delivered to Car
ranza. On the 18th day of May, at
time when the assassins were creeping
up upon the soldiers of the United
| oSotOot cOOhiA5 " ChIIdp lHcIl, VINO
were supposed to be ready to protect
them against the bandits of Mexico,
we permitted to be landed again L.
100000 rounds of soft-nose bullets and
delivered same to Carranza, and at the
same time we permitted to cross the
border arms and ammunition from
this great Christian nation. Every bull
let which found its way to the heart
of an American soldier was an Ameri-
can bullet. Every means by which
those boys at Carrizal were assassinat-
ed was an American instrumentality,
and II these militia boys who are now
upon the border receive at the hands
of Mexicans their death, It will be by
means Of arms and ammunition fur
nished by Americans by and with the
consent of this government.
My friends, l do not quarrel
with President Wilson because he
didn't 60 to war with Mexico. No.
indeed. AS 1 said upon the 28th
day of April, more than two years
ago, we do not want war with
Mexico, but i said then and OF
that time if we continued to In.
terfere in Mexico IL must newt
ably be war, and il will. j say
therefore, that the criticism lodg.
ed against this administration
that IL didn't I'm the first place
demand protection OF our citizens
and refrain absolutely from inter-
fering with Hucrta as to whether
he should be President or anyDody
else should be President OF Mexi'
CO. We should have stayed -Witb-
I'm our own dominion, looked aione
to the protection OF our citizens'
and we would have had them re-
spected, and we would not nave
had war with Mexico either. TAP
plause.) a
Now, my friends, have detalneu
Won long enough. The Republicans
have nominated a man who hoias .ne
respect Of the American people,
gardless Of whether you are paruSan
or not, by reason of his doing upva
the broad high plane of constru,u,s Nv
craftsmanship while governor oi ,,t Sv
York. believe. as ] read tne ,..d lev
in Maine, that in November s ssr
Republican party will go into poT pr,s.
again under the leadership OF Ch'''"
Evans Hughes. (Applauseo .,
I believe, Furthermore anna anu
take this from his own canus
statement, that with referehce
this matter which we have peSa
discussing, Mr.. Hughes VIII w
precisely az he said, insist upVD
the protection of American v.
zens and refrain from lntelt
ing with the internal anai''
Mexico. ..v,.au
n he does so, the Mex,essa ~
question, in my judgment. .ts VIII
settled so far as our ih.et me-, "a