The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-28
Uncle Sam and MexicO-The Facts

,yo might ni1orlv hnve Grickch.1 ir|
discn,rnping. " net Hctunlly pros .nc|
ing. Ntd,ro etrn hoing otcrthr"cn.
~ government $50 did co. IKE
Nddoro ~, ana his mot en- 1t lsd
made trouble fol ~ IN Mexico We
rec .onod II oui that IL Madoru had lcit
DilI alone Mc.ic0 would not have io.
como u thorn IN the flesh fHlldci"us
reasoning. Of course.
# MadeIo had not done what he did,
some other Mexican leader would have,
sooner ct later. Din2 ~ all nov must
own. was ripe Gn. disaster. II vas ONLY
4 question of who shOuld' open IN" hall.
Almost from the day he tool. Office.
| MaderO WAS pcstrr,d and harassei ny
tlu United States. ! know. for ! wit
| messed the profess. Officials of O'r gov
| crriient, both In and ant Of N">i"o.
| did about everything they could, eitWr
d,signediy or through ignorance, MI
| only 10 stir up opposition Ito Mo''rp
| within Mexico. 10 IT, ,sen c0niid"uc" IN"
| auppOrt for him among hia own poo
| ple, hut TO discrodit him In the oStiina-
| ton Of foreign governments.
| We expected Madvr0 immcdIat"IN 10
go, Cln Mexico in Hs orderly fashion
| md in u manner as satisfactory 10 us,
three months after L.. rode into ~"
| r,sidcnry ON a bucGiug hroncho ~ a
| revolution, as DaZ lad succeeded -
| doing after he had WroHtlcd fo' ) a.
L. years with the - ~ prob'"riS 'i
| those which confronted Mad.ro Ma
| Zero couldn't do it. ~ man cou'f MA
| Madoro was far from being Sup"f-
man. or even Il type who ph%'i"'"|
| 8, /. .lpuam'ntally wa" calculated IS L.
! ,re.'d'l> to rrN,rnm"n tuhul"r; M"N-
| ca,
when he 'vas -iighl.iy for III" If" Of
| rs government ~ pu 90. /, iu ntu 'Gt
| .ur his .,wn IL. "a ""ii " C'N"ilN,
loI3--ncains, ,hr rrbe',. f"liN I'!uI ana
| NondraCon, ~ V:'5 t'Ir mated SltH>. -
-uich rs anV,hina. thr ,n"h it, ''li'Hrn-
| ;iiy,q. who gay" Ia gpV"lI'ri' ~ IN"
| Gun Il grace. How i Wrt Goa" are ""F
| 80 Lctn man" li'it- t'dd.
EuI,. ca Ilu'r,l So Su 81 ~. lni'H
| ne, and alyi,, 81 i'.bfs VI Md the
| ar Of mo ,lrpartm'ut &c state IN the
final DAYS of the i'alt. administration
could make him. lIucita Was oar preSi-
dent Th.rc are those who viii account
| ae Mistake No. > Of the lnii"d states
| in McNico that "" di1 H"t recognizes
and do as much 10 sustain llucllh as
we had to weaken Mad' 70. 10 not
,prc,. uur,in was doomed To- fail, 9th
| or with 90 without uur recognition. II
wasn't ~ him to h'rcmc a second
DioZ. M that Is another story
| Mistake In Handling ilurria lay ~
I.aCl, III Strong stand.
Our real mistake In handIing liu"rta
lny in not telling him, IL We thought
| hat was air' best thing to do 10 uuii,
az we ,wuulti make him uuit-,nd Il"
| Il. IL. he f,fuscd. lie wouldn't nave re-
| fused had the proposition been PM up
TO hin, in sNch va, that h' h"w
| we meant business. But our opposit'"''
and c.pecialI, the landing Of our forces
| in Vera Cruz. were tho actual factors
| u, sending liucrta into the discard.
Had we taken Vera Cruz year before
we did, Uucria would have collapsed
| that much sooner.
| This bl ought our SgOr" 81 illinrh gov
crnncnts in MEXICO up (" three. Each
| ohnngc added to the disorder ANA as
| intcj,rntiuu ~ III" republic. Et'h change
| thereby .,du"d principal and Interest l."
| our accommodating responsibilities III
Mr>i leo Between then ana IN" complete"
| supremacy of Carrau2a Wcr" scored
| uiiul,r,tts Other miStykr THE tliIEI
IDNE WAS Our ENcOl' l;AGENENT
lDT THE M:cH.HANDIT VILLA.
| Scrrrmrl" We could do nothing liEht ~
| Nryi,p 81 any rate. everything We
did 'uuod ont wrong.
W. recognized tIrrHnNa Many per
sons cnr thIt tins Vas nist'h".
N"ain | Il" not agree. Regard. SIS 81
! how, uun.ighhurly ami irritating w"r"
| the qualities which later "n 'u1'n2a d'-
volnp.d IN "ur relations with HIM. "ui
RECOGNITION e his g"Nornm' ~ Mas q
| yuuud Iurto.l soli pres Irwin" act.
Cartau2a carried things O." 'Eu. 'n"s.
| iu uueurnc, 81 his policy o., maxim"
MEXICO absolutely nd'pnud ut "t ~"
Irr,d states. financially politically
and oconowicnllv Tie w"s not con.