Republican Campaign Text book 1916
Republican Campaign Text book 1916
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Since the resignation of Huerta and his withdrawal from the scene Mexico has been a chaos, a charnel house, the scene of a savage and barbarous confliict, in which the interests of all classes of society, rich and poor, have been sacrificed to the selfish am- bitions of rival bandit chiefs, who are not only enemies of law and order, bu'c of decency, virtue, religion and industry. Nine of these chieftains have had nominal control over Mexico since Huerta fell, and to-day sixteen different chieft...ains in different parts of the country are contendioig for supremac3\ Q. President Wilson has stated that he has refused to "butt" into Mexiico. Is this an accurate statement of his actions?
A. President Wilson has intervened continuously in Mexico, but he* has always intervened in the aid of destruction, and never fo help construction. He has "butted in" and slunk out. Here is the record : (a) By announcing that he would not recognize Huerta, and that an electiom must be held at which Huerta would not be a candidate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since the resignation of Huerta and his withdrawal from the scene Mexico has been a chaos, a charnel house, the scene of a savage and barbarous confliict, in which the interests of all classes of society, rich and poor, have been sacrificed to the selfish am- bitions of rival bandit chiefs, who are not only enemies of law and order, bu'c of decency, virtue, religion and industry. Nine of these chieftains have had nominal control over Mexico since Huerta fell, and to-day sixteen different chieft...ains in different parts of the country are contendioig for supremac3\ Q. President Wilson has stated that he has refused to "butt" into Mexiico. Is this an accurate statement of his actions?
A. President Wilson has intervened continuously in Mexico, but he* has always intervened in the aid of destruction, and never fo help construction. He has "butted in" and slunk out. Here is the record : (a) By announcing that he would not recognize Huerta, and that an electiom must be held at which Huerta would not be a candidate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1916 1920 Republican Party National Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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