El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
BLANES j. 6. FOR
CLASH At PARRAL
Carranza in New Note Says
Americans DistruSt the
MeXicans.
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essary that Latin-America may appre-
ciate the proper value of the protests
Of amity and fraternity which have been
made 10 them during the many years"
This statement follows
Hints at L. :. Politics.
The causes Of any internal political
order which may exist against with
drawing the American troops from
Mexican territory, however Jusu1ied
t1ey may appear cannot JUSTIFY the
above attitude; but on the contrary,
they accentuate the discrepancy be
tween the protests Of respect for the
sovereignty OF Mexico, and the actual
1act that on account Of the direction
Of internal policy Of the United states,
a status should be maintained which
Is utterly unjust with regard to the
Mexican republic"
DIstrust Toward Mexico.
Conflict between words and deeds
IS. shown further, the note asserts, by
the refusal Of the United States to ac-
cept limitations as to the number of
troops to cross the frontier under any
reciprocal agreement or the zone in
which they should operate The char
acter Of the Columbus expedition was
such, II adds, as 10 show distrust to-
wards Mexico and no effort whatever
troops.
BIames L. 5. For ParraI Clash.
me clash at Parral is asserted 70
nave been due to the secrecy with
which the American military authOri- /
ues surrounded their operations
me Columbus expedition" it says.
mas been carried into effect without I
10y spirit Of harmony but on the con- 1
10y under spirit Of distrust Of our I
atthorlIes- as our cooperation was not 4
only UnsOught but we were uniformed 1
IN regard TO the military operations
effected"
Use Of Artillery Cited.
As evidence Of this distrust the note /
Clles the fact that the expedition in
cLuded artillery and infantry. the use
ol winch cannot be explained in any
otner way except as q precautfon
against probable attack on the part
OF the Mexican forces" The United /
states. II IS asserted. now prefers to
keep It's troops idle in Mexico rather Z
Ihan post them on the American side Z
o. the line.
By this action the note says, "the
american government gives room for Z
me slpposltlon that its true intention I
IS 70 keep there the troops II already Z
mas interned in Mexico. anticipating
tLlat II may make use Of them for fu-
says l. :. Isn't Helping Mexico.
me american government has on Z
every occasion declared its desire 10
nelp the COnStltuti0nalist government
to complete the work Of pacffication
N4lnin me least time possible The J
u ue attitude Of the American govern
pears 10 be entirely incon gruous mas Z
much as, for some time back. If has .
been doing things indicating thar in I
does not only not render any asSfsfa,7ca /
10 the work Of pacificat ton buf filaf
on the contrary, il appears to place
many obstacles in the way Of carving
out that task.
AS a matter of fact. without con-
the great number of diplo-
lhallc representations made under the
preteGt OF protecting American inter-
ests IN Mexico and which are CON
sIantly embarrassing the new govern
ienl m Its effort TO reorganize the f
political, economic and social condi-
mons or the country on a new basis { :
-Fere are many facts which cause the ! &
influences of the American govern T
nenI 70 De 1elt against the consoIida- n
,l on o. the present government OF &
support ProIoneed Civil war.
me note cries The decided support s
gwen al one time by Gen. Scott and the s
5iate department which il says pro- !
onged civil war many months. and ! s.
ne continuous assistance rendered by f
: american Catholic clergymen TO their
= eAtcal DrotherS who are IL is
'harged. constantly working AGAINST 3
ne constitutional government
InterventiOnists Are Cited.
Inc activities of the american in . 3
-erFenuonlst press and business mem Z =
ire also referred TO. The American
government. the note says. is either
-, lle.5le OF unwilling 10 prevent all OF q
nese works Of conspiracy AGAINST b 8
ne le 1aclO government. Many of the
leI-iis OF ooruer outlaws. IL adds Were
armed ana perhaps also organized''
.ltoeE me tolerance OF Texas autbo-i-
les, while well known consDirsforS
mo We're arrested have been released
lnder insignificant bond =
Detention OF 1Iunffiou Shfnuenfs
The detention of the ghinr1e1+ of
: ~ ana ammunition TO the Mexican : ~
oEefnnent IS also arraigned as an
nIrlendiy act for which no frank rea- s.
~ mas peen assigned" This en-
argo, II says, can have no other in
erprelaticu that the United States -
lshes 10 project itself AGAINST the
nerSency Of future conflict"
ne note does not question the rfe5t { r
( tne United States TO do this hr1f 80
ares a frank statement OF its rasso-c, ( -
ouio be preferable TO the frivolous I ~
-eteXt Of preventing those arms and
.iI- -.I ION from falling into the hands { -
The whole embargo matter =
rus Is a clear indication that the acrs -
the american military authorities a7e f.
cohIliet with the purposes Of peace
me American government"
Mexico Doesn't Want War
The Mexican government csD1,+ rs
ish war with the United States" the
'te continues. and il this should nc
Z II would undoubtedly be as a con
ttetcS OF a deliberate purpose Of the
illeQ states For the time being the /
owe precautionary acts indicate that 1
ere Is purpose Of preparedness for
en- emergency, or that which is The
me- Lne beginning Of hOstilities on the
r OF The United States toward Next ~
The detention in New York Of ma
merry intended for a government am
ltlon factory IN Mexico then is made I a
SUBJECT Of protest ana attention is
led to the fact that millions and . H15
lions OF dollars worth of war rulT1i W
~ are being exported 70 Europe
~ strong AGENCIES Favor War.