If it should eventuate that conditions here require more active measures by the President and Congress, sporadic attacks might be made upon the lives and property of our nationals, but the ultimate result would be order and adequate protection.
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Taft warns that if conditions worsen, there may be attacks on American nationals, but ultimately order will be restored.
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