The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15

VIZ.
WAsHiNGToS. Jan l4.-Another ue-
mand was voiced in the Senate to-uay
for intervention in Mexico. senator
Works of California. who usually IS
an advocate OF peace, presented
resolution directing the iIesid.ht 10
intervene and set up stable Govern
neut.
The debate which followed was SEN
sa-i,paI senator Stone, chairman OF
the Foreign Relations Committee I'M
patient with Senators VINO ta1heu io'
Intervention, suggested theie were
lew people whose blood mas pecoihe
heated and whose brains have become
diseased by the fever OF war
senator ta. OF New Mexico, Re-
uuhu,.ln. intImated broadly that Gen
iIu.rta who died last night, was IN
.el. whereat several Senators APP
pearod shocked.
seua.or Fall made the charge that
,ho American forces at vera Slu~
v.r. forced To withdraw at the de-
m.nd of Gen. Ca:ranza and at the
po.nj os q gun. lie predicted that
wacu the President sent to the Senate
,Gr ,,rrrs puudcnCe ana data called ior
IN his resolution they would show that
th, marines went to Vera Cruz carry
M .yith them their death warrants
because. Of the orders that were issued
tC them by the navy authorities
stone TaIks for Wilson.
N.,... .t,ro made "a long and
Gaines. appeal for support for the
Ips.d'ut and urged that pohtics DC
keri .,lt nf the discussion OF the McNl-
can situation. He chided Senators LOT
taking war and Intervention al pres
ea'. Ne begged that the CarrahIa
Government he given chance to
prove ITS willingness and capacity to
pro'e.' American life and property
senator Lodge called attention to q
resolution which he introduced or
ArrN y. i4li, which if passed would
h4v, justified the use of the armed
forces O., United States In Mexico,
.T.r senate will recall said Mr.
lot-. ,lrcas'loa.ly, that that was
~ 'mo when We declared wal
a-t.u-' ur went to war with Huertd
- v.r 80 We an know, has bee:
h.ua-hr 'r a successful conclusion, a!
o. cr.tuy. Gen. Hucrta, has died II
h'
t,urur S,ouo. -c-,iying, said he wu
p7,.1 .. determine whether there wa
r,1'. Cd deposition in the Senate 10 SUI
W a continent that would provok
arm.i conflict with the people OF Mex
ico
if mistake not" said Senate
Stone, t.c ono thing above all other
d,uc hy his Administration which ha
received the approval OF the America
people - the brave and continued Ell
t.t o' tho President to keep this coun
~ oyt ~ Ulr. II Il can possibly be don
W.. honor to the United States an
without undue sacrifice 10 the interest
OF Tie American people.
world Crazy About War.
"rGc world has gone crazy about wal
From every quarter Of this country ma
come q lament at the worlds condition!
n may be there are few people who's
hood has become heated and who's
hains have become diseased by IN
iever n war. 1t Is entirely possible
not prohlhlc thai II some man we kno
OF had had The powers Of the President
u ~og q 40; he difficult Tor us To think 1
such Il man--the United States In a
probability would have been embroile
IN war, possibly In more than one wa
We might have been In the Europes
war and we would have had nm arm
IN Mexico, but II cannot be that II
tieat body OF the American people wi
'"vc no sinister motives political
am I've. desire 10 have this counti
'AvolNrd In war.
Nn~ what is the situationT' askf
Senator Stone. "Carranza has bee
recognized and there is a de facto TO
trnnent We have all desired a 60