Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-25
MONROE DOCTRINE
NOT APPROVED BY
CEN. CARRANZA
PeevishneSS Because Was Not
Invited to Conference of
NeutraIS Given as Reason
PAM to Be Recalled,

! tsT MORNING JouRHAL sPy-tAL LEASED wtRGl
Mexico City "wednesday April %
! (by the Associated Dress. 1.-The non
recognition Of the Mhnroe Doctrine by
the Mexican government and the re-
cali ff-ofr sfaar.s ii MlytbUrto r. PAM
minister to France to await orders in
| Spain formed the substance of two
statements printed identically by Sal
vador Diego Fernandez, chief of staff
in charge of the department of for
eign relations.
One statement says that since De-
cember PAM has held credentials as
| minister to France, but, notwith-
standing the fact that the French gov
eminent expressed its willingness to
accept Senior Pants nomination, he
| has been unable to present his Gre
| dentials to the French government.
| Therefore, President Carranza has or
| dered PAM together with the legation
corps to proceed from France to
| Spain, there to await cable instruc-
| TONS The other statement follows:
THE conference now meeting at
| Paris has considered the recognition
! of the Monroe Doctrine. Some gov
| ernments, friends of Mexico have
asked Mexico for its opinion regarding
! the doctrine and the Mexican depart
ment of foreign relations has ans
wered that the Mexican government
has not recognized and will not recog
nize the Monroe Doctrine or any other
doctrine that attacks the sovereign
and independence of Mexico"
There have been reported that
General Eduardo Haya, who has been
nominated Mexican minister to Italy,
also will be recalled, although there
is no official information relative 20
the latter report.
Carranza Is Pceved.
/ Washington, April 24.-Failure Of
the allied powers to invite Mexico to
participate in the conference of neu-
trails at Paris has aroused President
Carranza to bitter resentment, which
has been enhanced by the incorpora-
ton of recognition of the Monroe
Doctrine in the covenant of the league
of nations without consultation with
Mexico.
This was the explanation in we'll in
formed quarters today of statesments
issued by the Mexican foreign office
yesterday disavowing adherence to
the Monroe Doctrine and announcing
the withdrawal of Mexican represent
were not unexpected here. because
Carranza had been awaiting an OPP
portunity to get his agent away from
Paris for the real reason that he had
been unable to secure recognition
from either the French or the British
government.
IThe allied powers have made it
clear to Mexico that the Carranza
government is looked upon with slls-
picion because of it's treatment of for
sign investors and its attitude toward
foreign nationals
Statement Issued.
The state department late today
announced it had received advices
from Mexico City giving the text of
statements by the Mexican foreign Of
flee and published in Mexico City
newspapers. The Mexican statement
declares that the Mexican govern
ment has not recognized. nor will il
recognize, the Monroe Doctrine or any
other which may attack the SOW
ereignty independence of Mexico"
The advice to the state department
also announced the recall of the Mex
lean agent in Paris
Thought Differently Then.
(Officials recalled that on at least
one occasion Mexico recognized the
Monroe Doctrine. At the close of the
civil war the United States applied
the Monroe Doctrine in Mexico to the |
case of Emperor Macmillan at the |
behest of the MeXlcans and the friend |
ship of the United States for Mexico |
had large part in giving that coun- |
try the moral strength to throw off |
the imperial yoke and execute the |
emperor