The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
IS THERE PLENTY FOR ALL?
Perhaps I'm M~lsratioa IL Forcing the
Naltkasian Doetriae On Is.

To THE Error OF TAE srN-s,r: I
admire Professor Johnson for his frank
rsss. y n much better opinion OF
him than OF those professors who are
trying 20 ain applause from un-.ATueri-
can mobs by their talk about plenty
for all under proper conditions by
whIch. they NEAR plenty FOR all the peo-
pie IN the country, and sor a. many
foreigners "a MAJ see it 20 come here.
BY proper conditions they mean an
equal division Of properly.
Human Freaks have been giving all
kind. o., false views as 20 wha caused
IN. war in Europe. but Professor
Johnson plainly lntimates that over
population caused IL. The rulers and
statesmen OF Europe have hal to CON
tend with the problem Of providing tor
the large populations and Of saving their
Governments from anarchists and dsma-
Sogues vino are continually stlFTin2 up
the ignorant. mass-s By telling them
tina. 8, their particular theories o, gov
eminent were adopted every one would
nave plenty. The italian Government
did not var: 20 enter the war. but the
ae.tators gave the country no rest until
.a- was de"Ia:ed.
Responsibility FOR the va rests mainly
on the heads %: the plenty FOR all azi-
tators. who have been busy IN all the
countrie. Of Europe fJ- many years-
These a~xt.ators csus%d the overthrow OF
the Chinese Government. The people %
china I'D not ks' the plenty tor all
that was promised :hen. but sorls oe
the a-i.a'ors got what they xe-c after.
and rov the chinese are talking % going
back 20 a monarchy.
Tho ,roc,-irc Professor johnson ,avo--
Is In harmony v!.h the policy 81 the
pro-lnmigr4t.onists. vino want the ma
tices u this cpIutry TO get out - 'I'
way a. fast as poss.o,. 20 max room
:or foe EucrS. wao are welcomed a tia
rate ~ a million a year on ~. ground
that they maze good c,;!zer4 and arr
yaluaOle assets tnd that 'ihe country
atsorbs and assinlla'Ns ;GAul. limit
grafton has forced natives ~ th.s cour-
t-y 20 practise ,ar Nas-aTs!an drct-.ue.
and also csiitary. 20 a greater or less
extent To- many years.
President Wilson SAYS h wants a
lineup. the ren Hho are thinking a-st
90. o,-e- countries 20 stand OF ere SIDE.
and .hosa VIZ are for America f-st. as
and a.. the time 20 stand on the otle-
I have hoped Tor such a lineup sor .la
last twenty years. ard always wanted
A lineup TO $50 h0~ many politicians
and others are in favor % restoring coa-
st.tut.ouil government - tsic people
may work without the consent 81 the
unions.
Il u 14cause u .re dang~- %, 80 Co.,
ega and h~yph-uat~l votes oye-baisUciuE
the American vote that I propose tina:
no one ne a,io&ed :, vote until ate.
tvea.y-ore years residence in tn coun-
Try. I; mere quantity il wha. 3, desired
In the matter 81 votes. the Ggaf..-y raa
~ increased By win the ballot 20 ma
tive American women. have always
been on The fence on tn@ question o.
woman suffrage. "a | have never been
aal. 20 decide vh-th-- e would - be-A-
lc!al 10 the coUa-Ey or not. but | vii
sly TIA: as regards ne political man
Ok the country. / would rather
pu; ny trust II the rotes % native
American women thar IN the votes OF
Iatu-alizel fore g1-rS
Colonel Roosevelt IN his address 20 IN
kElga;s Of columbus IN. New York s4!t
tn one a5s1llts.y c.rt4.u vay o. a-laE-
INK "a. ration % rI.n, % p--ve-t.EE 40
possibility OF i.s continuing % b. a ma
,!o7 .: a.. you'd Dc % Penn: b: 90 he
ONE a tansls 0: sqgaso..nS a~a:iona.u..s
ar :a.--A:- kao; c: Ger~mau-Ame1-
las. I-..h-AnA-icans, Eng ..A-Ama-.an..
F-.ach-Ane-.caa.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or !ta.!aa-Ame-iraus, each pr-s~-V.ag e..
>epA-a:- rl'lo-s,.ty. Zach A. hsa-: feeling
more sTupsthy v.'A European. - thai IA.
-loas.I:y than v..h o:h-r citizens .: he
American repGo!c
Is rot immigration bringing ;re ma
ton 70 ,hos. very conditions ard threat
enin- tie ve-y ruin Colonel Roosevelt
sneaHs Of Our politicians dare not
oppose immigration because they are
AFRAID Of losing votes. T /. MrErHr.
FALL RIVER. Mass. November I