. Examen des évaluations et de travail du monde. e. easilyrepelled Entre-temps, nous avions .^moi semaines..allez, renforcé les forces frontalières untilabout 20 000 hommes ont été dispersés le long de thel50(J-milles, en plus des services que nous ofwhose 15,000 ont été privés parce que wehad placés là où ils peuvent accomplishnothing sauf à provoquer les mexicains et de faire la garde des 20 000 vastlymore difficile. Si les 15 000 beenpromptly avait ramené à renforcer le longpatrol sur notre côté de la frontière, nous shouldhave n'avait rien à craindre de raids,et le peuple du Mexique aurait becomemore fr

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. Review of reviews and world's work. nd easilyrepelled. We had meanwhile, .^me weeks..go, strengthened the border forces untilabout 20, 000 men were scattered along thel50(J-mile line, in addition to the 15.000 ofwhose services we were deprived because wehad placed them where they could accomplishnothing except to provoke the Mexicans and make the guard duty of the 20, 000 vastlymore difficult. If the 15, 000 had beenpromptly brought back to reinforce the longpatrol on our side of the boundary, we shouldhave had nothing further to fear from raids, and the people of Mexico would have becomemore friendly in their feeling. j^^ It is not strange that the IVIexi-Oominuting cans should have been distrustfuland provoked to the point ofdesperation. There is no nation on the earth, civilized or savage, that could have enduredsuch an indignity with greater self-restraintthan the Mexicans have shown. Theirs isa chaotic country, wholly incapable of demo-cratic self-government; but they have intensesentiment, and we have treated them with. unnro statfs moon MARonNc nwoir^ a pufjmjo in mf.xico 16 Tin. .IMIRIC.IX Rtiltlf Ul Rh.l n.us too little understanding. Nc have said thatwe do not mean to annex an part of Mex-ico; but we have created conditions whichseem to have made armed intervention un-avoidable and annexation probable. Texasand the Southwest are the dt>minatinp forcesat present in the Democratic party. 1 hereal purposes of the Southwest towardsnorthern Mexico are not much dispuised.No country ever avows armed occupation andannexation as its ultimate object. Elnplandtook Ep, pt on the pretext of restoring order.Austria took Hosnia for temporar> purposesof administrative reform. We can onlyawait developments in order to discover whatis the real purpose of the Democratic admin-istration toward Mexico, It was at least reasonable to con- Interventioit 1, 1 • -i- i- th*Apparent clude that the militar- expedi-^^^ tion under (ieneral Pershing wasdesigned to bring about arme

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