Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

doubt you yourself had forgotten IL:
however. our FRIEND Senator lanes
Hamilton Lewis. recalled il to the
Senate. In all fairness. Mr.. Burton.
don't think We college men will oyer
have occasion to find fault with onc
OF Scotch Irish blood. born i'm the his
toric Valley OF Virginia. when the Time
comes to fight. In your next will yo,,
please tell us where and when wc
should have entered this terrible world
war?
Ioor MeNico. - poor Mexico. - YOUR
hmentation Is touching, but Won have
given US no FACTS nor advised wba,
college men should have done for orr
PROSTATE ncighbor.
DON'T you believe the President was
right In holding up Admiral Mayo.s
hahds after he sent his men into Vera
cruz: am afraid even as cool a col
lese man as Yourself would have
howied had he not After we restored
order In Vera Cruz and showed our
heiHhbors we were not The cruel
t!rants We had been painted. IL wns
unnecessary to proceed further We
did not then. and do not now want ia
annex Mexico. or to intervene. uulcss
~ Is absolutely necessary. lIuerta left
McNico or We might have been COM
PEELED TO drive him out We have
never recognized IIucrta or Villa. Till
General Carranza set VI, his dc facto
government there had been no author
NY III Mexico with whom any one could
treat SO much has been published
ABOUT Ereasers, bandits and insurrec-
'ors II has been revelation to us to
observe the intelligent comntenanccs.
IL i,.,
honest purpose or Seniors Cabrera.
Boniilas and PAM. now colaboriuy with
our distinguished fellow citizens mt
New London TO settle all disputes with
their great. powerful and honest
neiShbor and to gain peace and pros
perity for their suffering land
DO YOU recall. Mr.. Burton. another
instance WHARF the representatives OF
Il country have sat across tho table am,
detailed TO the representatives Of an
other country all their domestic Coudi
Tons. and have received the assurance
that help would lie given them 10 r.-
habili,ate their homes? May IL not he
mat these distinguished McXicans are
iehrnihg TO trust US and TO understand
'hat inc PRESIDENT was In earnest when
ne SAID We do not want more territory,
we 10 not want TO interfere in our
hciIhbors affairs. but want TO help her
TO help herself and secure peace and
prosperity for her children? Really,
MT. Burton IS not this a more pleasing
spectacle 10 YOU as a college man aud
as a president Of the American peac.
Society than that OF our armies over
running poor. devastated country
torn for generations by internecinc
STRIFE Many college men believe one
OF the very great American COLLEGE
men Is now realizing his ideals in fol-
lowing the golden rule In affairs
domestic and international. Your long
and. may say. very useful service In
both branches Of the national Congress
must convince YOU that IL is far easier
TO be critical than constructive
You will he OF help to US IL in your
next you discuss the regional bank act.
rural credits act.' Trade Commission
ac. extension OF the parcel post. the
Appropriation for the army and navy. !
the Adamson bill and the legislation .
which the President will urge in
furtherance OF his ideas as to the rela
ton OF railroads and their employees. !
the child labor act and other great !
achievements supported by the pro- !
lessor" Please do not be so sparing !
n good thing for Oberlin and Dart |
mouth TO talk things over now and /,
then with Princeton and Virginia.
! may take the liberty OF publishing
THIS. AS your letter was not peculiarly
personal.
Again thanking YOU for YOU: letter.
am.
Yours very respectfully.
LEWIS MINOR CDl.EM
Virginia. SO.