Arizona republican., 1920-01-12
CARRANZA PLANS
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negroes, constituting the most miser- able and oppressed element of the American proletariat, have racial req sons as we'll as economic ones, for immediate preparedness, not for fur ther military service, but to prevent it. They are not aware of this
 'The negro has had a sleeping sick ness of many centuries. induced. first by the devitalizing tendencies of chat tel slavery but made even worse under the wage slavery that followed eman- cipation- The negro is not sleeping He will fight no more wars for his tormentors and tyrants.
 American capitalism is afraid of bolshevism in Mexico. That is why it wants intervention" runs another article published in Mexico City
 Mexico is fertile soil for soviet seeds to be sown in. Capitalism knows this and intends to take no chances. Left to themselves, these 'barberous' peons just coming into a communize all industry, land and wealth. Under protectorate of Wall street and Wall streets government in Washington. there will be no such difficulty. If the Mexicans get any such crazy notions in their heads a few regiments of soldiers and a judi cious use of machine guns will elim-
  It is obvious that such a country must be annexed and it's people looked after by American guardians. Ameri- can capitalism would use some other excuse if there were no oil tax at all It wants to get control of Mexico before the second Russia appears right under Wall streets very nose. Any kind of a reason will do, but there must be intervention before the vari- ous radical tendencies-which have been permitted pretty free rein under Carranza-begin to assume too defi- mite form
 The writer said Carranza was not a socialist, but there was a good req son to believe moderate policy of state socialism would have been put into practice, eff he had not been constantly menaced by the Democles' sword of intervention"
 Says Carranza Favors BoIshevism
 The attitude of the secretary of the treasury, Luis Cabrera, has also been very unsatisfactory to Wall street. the article continued. After defending Cabrera's attitude in the Jenkins case, the article adds:
 Cabrera was asked by a newspa- per man if he did not think bolshevik agitators should be sent out of Mex bolshevism was an ideal economic system, although it could not be in- troduced into Mexico at present.
 After praise for the liberal attitude of Secretary of State Berlanga, the article continues:
 The average Mexican is potentially a bolshevist- About the only ones who balk are the scions of the DtaZ regime who are still nursing their wrath because their old time conces- sions were taken from them. In saloons and public places it is inter esting to note the signs of approval when news of bolshevist victories in Russia are read. There is no mistak- ing where are the sympathies of these long suffering, slowly unfolding peo pie. Conscious of the growing pro- letarian sentiment in Mexico. knowing that capitalism is doomed in the south ern republic, the beast of the north is preparing to send thousands of American boys and men into another furious festival of killing and 
 The reason for intervention in Mexico is fear of bolshevism. The result of intervention-if it is attempt ed-will be revolution in the United States"