Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20

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"Candor compels mo TO ada that the un-
concealed hostility OF the subordinate mill
tary commanders of the dc facto Govern
,',v in ,,,rgirr SgT tbe villa bands and the efforts
of the dc facto Government to compel their
withdrawal from Mexican territory by
threats and show of military force instead
of aiding in the capture Of the outlaws
constitute u menace to the safety of the
American troops and TO the peace of the
bordrr. As long as this menace continues
and there IA any evidence of an intention
on tho part of the de facto Government
or its military commanders to Use force
opainst tbe American troops. instead of ca
onarptine- with tbcrn the Government Of tho
limited Stotas ,viIl not ner,,,it ,,,unitions nf
var mr. nnrbIncrv for their n,anufarturc
To he cxportcd from this country to
Mexico
"rrovrn, corractod tho orrorooua state.
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Tho roaI situation stands forth in its truc
itsht ~ is admitted TINT American tr0ons
ha,n crogsod tbc international boundarv i'm
hot nrrsuit of the Columbus raiders ana
,,,itbnut notice To or the consent OF vo,ir
l,,.a,,,,,,,,t L,t tho envor,I nrntost, fiorg
an tbn nnrt Of this Government Inv tbn
proeidert Inv, tbis Denartr,ent and by othor
Ar,nrica,, o,,tboritics that tho object of tho
aynoditin, ,vos to conturo. destroy or COM
nIeteIv disncrse the villa bands Of outlaws
nr Ca +,,rn -big dut,, ovor tn the Ne,lcnn
a,,.r,,,itios ,yLor ossurod that II ,,,ouId he
"sronti,,oi,. f,,iglIcd have becn carried ont
in nerfsct good faith bv the United States.
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CONSTRUCTED AT EVERY POINT
"Its efforts however, have been obstructed
at every point; first, by insistence on
palpably useless agreement which you admit
was either not to apply to the present eN-
pedition or was to contain .impractlcable
restrictions on Its organization and opera
ton; then by actual opposition, encouraged
ana losterea DS tne ue tacto SroIetIn''e't
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Meantime conditions OF anarchy III tne
ppIuCt 9''NtS VI -lSN'N" "N'S S"i'r'''"'i''J
"Tn vi yicw Of the actual state of affairs as
I have outlined it above, I am now in
position to consider the conclusions which
you have drawn in your note under ac-
acknowledgement from the erroneous state
mentS NJ tact which you nave set forth
your foNerhmcnt ihtlnateS. II II does
not openly charSe' that the attitude OF the
Ihlteu states IL one OF lHslHceIitS' ulstTuSt
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me de iacto government charseS py
implication winch admits ~ nut one IN
terpretatlon' tnat tnls Government mas 4s
its object terrltOrlal aEgFdhdlEement, even
at the expense Of war of aggression
against a heishpor weakened Dy years Oh
clVll strlIe'
THE Government Of the United states,
il 1t had had designs upon the territory OF
Mexico, would have had no difficulty in
finding during TINS period OF revolution ana
disorder many plausible arguments Tor IN
tervention in Mexican aitalrs. Hoping,
however, that the people Of Mexico would
through their own eILorts restore peace ana
estaDllSh an orderly Government the Ihlteu
states mas awaited with patience the con-
summation OF the revolution
RECOGNITION OF CARRANZA.
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restore "'uer'
This Government has waited month
after month for the consummatlon OF its
hope and expectations. In spite or lncreas-
ing discouragements' in spite or repeated
proVocatons 10 exercise force the
Government OF the United states mas re-
framed from aggressive action ana souEnt
by appsals ana mouerate thoush eNplclt
demands 10 impress upon tHe ue iaClo
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