The rest of the South ought to be allowed to say a word before Council remains. Mayo Street and call it Dixie Street still standing for Huerta. When the Republican orators start out to attack the President's Mexican policy, they always wind up with the direct statement of the necessary implication that he should have recognized Huerta. Even Elihu Root, ablest member of the Republican party, came around to this proposal in his speech Thursday night, in New York. He did not make it frankly, but he permitted his audience to infer that, in his opinion, President Wilson erred in failing to acknowledge the "government"? of Madero's assassin. On this issue, Wilson and the Democracy can go to the country's confidence. Whatever Mr. Root said, the United States are not yet prepared to have their President compound a fine of this character. In Mexico, were in the issue in the campaign, Mr. Wilson's triumphant re-election by an unprecedented majority would be a fixed certainty. No such act of the Mexican policy. 