Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
FIRST PRIZE
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N-OnNuQGQ from RdEe Oue1s respect and friendship of every country.
 ThIs foreign policy should exclude any roeddling in foreign affairs, any interference in things in which this nation has no interest. It should ex- clude all vain and meaningless prom tses to this people or that in their own affairs, such as the promises made 70 needlessly and lavishiy during the peace conference, promises which have brought upon this nation suspicion and dislike and distrust when they were not kept because they could not be. Wo hear on all sides that the peace conference and the events following 1t have brought the United States lower than ever before in the opinion of for- eign peoples. We must have a wise and strong foreign policy. and at once, 10 make up for the damages wrought py the Democratic administrators weaknesses.
 Nowhere else than in Mexico has the iamentable weakness of the admins eration been more evident. Americans have been the victims of outrage after outrage, and each new outrage has been endured. Would Mexico. whether federal or rebel, dare such affronts against this powerful people if it did not know no swift and sure retribution would follow?
 We pledge ourselves to an immediate and unyielding Mexican policy that will protect our citizens and their property in the republic to the south. We promise that this policy will per init no indignities without speedy jus tice. We know this policy is the only course open to this nation lnless American property and citizens in Mexico are to be abandoned openly and wholly. We believe in 1t not only 70 protect our own but to assist the expressed people of Mexico itself.
 Denouncing the weak and futile methods of the democratic admins tration in regard to Mexico during the last seven years, we can find no batter words to express our horror and in- dlgnatiou than those adopted as a part pf the Republican national platform in 1al6;
 We deeply sympathize with the 15,00G,00o million people of Mexico, who have seen their country devastated, their homes destroyed. their fellow citizens murdered, and their women outraged by armed bands of despera- does led by self-seeking conscienceless sngifators, who. when temporarily sue cessfuI in any locality, have neither sought nor been able to restore order or establish and maintain peace
 We express our horror and indig nation at the outrages which have been and are being perpetrated by those bandits upon American men and women. who were or are in Mexico by invitation Of the laws and of the gov ernment of shat country, and whose rights to security of person and prop erty are guaranteed by solemn treaty obligations. We denounce the inde- fensible methods of interference ern- nloyed by this administration in the Internal affairs of Mexico. and refer with shame to It's failure to discharge 1he duty of this country as next friend 10 Mexico. it's duty to other powers who have relied upon us as such a friend, and It's duty to our citizens in Mexico. in permitting the continuance of such conditions first, by failure to act promptly, and the continuation of such conditions through recognition of one of the factions responsible for these outrages.
 We pledge our aid in restoring or der and maintaining peace in Mexico. We promise to our citizens wherever that may be found, adequate and ab- solute protection in their lives. liberty and property"
 Government Economy and a National
 Budget
 The time has come for the people of the United States to insist on an eco nofnical, business like government a Kovernmeut in which the taxpayers of khe nation are not forgotten in an orgy Asof spending. We pledge ourselves to an administration of strict economy and an administration of efficiency. We pledge ourselves to the national budget system to supersede the present sinefficient system of government fi- uancing- We believe that no party after term in office can receive a Higher tribute than the words, fIt spent the peoples money wisely and well''
 Control cF immigration
 The time of encouraging immisra- kn-f Hr has passed, and the time to discourage Immigration. except such immigration as can be restricted solely to really desirable aliens, has come. The