The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-04
AopREssEo TO Mn. MILLER OF
0UR0HlLl-ANo OTHERS.

iAg or denying the correctness Of thi,
Information. ! wish the public Il
know the basis of your enthusiasm fol
my Country, Right or Wrong, !" which
stands at the head of your editoria
column. For the next three weeks I
may be reached at the above address
Routs very truly. Clarence L. Miller
The foregoing commune is 4
ARsSimen Of the lies that are sown Is
take the place Of argument and sub
stitnte fuddled sentiment or prejudice
Tor common sense in the discussion
,ot our Mexican problem.
Mr.. Miller may be assured that
neither the publishers of the Tribune
nor any Of it's stock holders, nor any
Interest that any Of them represents
pHlsga square mile or square inch
Qf land in Mexico, or has any interest
n that country other than an interest
- having it restored to peace, orderly
prQgress and national responsibility.
It Is regretted that Mr.. Miller has
not named the member of congress
Xh0 has supplied him with the misin
formation he thinks convincing. The
AfAUNAko NO01u 10 8lSU ~ AuO" WNO
n the father OF the lie which Mr.. Mill
QAn gauge him without Mr.. Miller's
helR. He y probably one of the gen.
0emen who, while filing their mouths
aptta4n moralities, are not beneath
saGe "a those who oppose their polit.
Tx E4AA ulo
II lNblic discussion for the influencing
3aI OF public elaboration.
INF. Miller wishes the public to
know; tie basis Of our enthusiasm for
u sentiment, "My Country, Right or
Wpong, which stands at the head of
AF editorial column.
We beg to inform Mr.. Miller that 1t
isdthe same basis as that which sup.
pprtad Stephen Decatur when he gave
cenntry, his country first, last and all
- time. M
N. Miller. 1t seems, has no en-.
&hpSiasm for Decatur or his sentiment,
There are other Millers, which is the
misfsrtune Of the republic. But hap.
ply thsy are in q minority and the
$1444A0tASRe4s R0SRAO iWAA w AA0AAVS AAA6 keAS
Wam0ry Of Decatur long after the Mill
AFs hsvs huttsred out of obscurity in
to oblivion.
This republic was made by men who
fought and wrought man fashion like
Decatur. They Conquered the wilder
Ro4S and the wild man of the wilder
nses. They made war not only when
II was necessary but when they be.
ifeved American principles We're in.
Waived or American interests could
~ Aerged by1war. They carried the
6kArs and Stripes on every sea, and
sEhofeYer It few it was respected.
They ware not sharried and outraged
aAA coNeEed 1 with insult in foreign
l44es while y generation of Millers att
horne sniyaled sentfmentalitics about
paAes and ,traduced them to quiet
theif own. condolences.
The 8ehtlemAn from Bufghill wish
es to know the basis of our enthusi.
asn for Decatur's toast. Let him
clelpse his mind Of cowardly SANDER
and consult the history of his coDn.
tfy, tor 1t 10 there he will find the
basis of our enthusiasm and the source
of Avery true Americans inspiration.
AZ this time twenty-one employees OIL
the Tribune, not counting its two pub.
lhhers, are serving their country un-
der the Tag Decatur fought for. They
arp In the citizen army called at thel
eleventh hour to defend this country
EEam inyssien and outrage feared
Tram the Mexican marauders whom
NJ. Miller and his kind, safely ut
kone, though yelorous and v0ciferous
On the stump, are defending. They
19estou full pay from the Tribune be. |
1Saase the administration will not sup.
- tie families of the men that de- |
I'D The nation, and their jobs will bel
4eld for them while they serve. Wei
Guaranfee them to Mr.. Miller OF Burg
IN for men, for red blooded Ameri.
ems rho love their country betteri
IN, the sound Of their own voices
md WhQ will fight II need be not for
NY mans interest In Mexico, but for
TIE honor of the flag Decatur loved-l
IAjch some day, when the Millers and
ijoir candidate have had their briefI
~, will again protect the Americana
wherever he is and be h0nored as oncet
Il jwas wherever It dies on this round
world. Chicago Tribune. i
a THE people are taking little inter-
Bst IN the quarrel between the DesI
MOines Register and Mr.. Harding"
says the yinton Eagle. THE Register
may think 1t is piling up great noun
ain Of pin against Mr.. Harding, butt
The republicans do not think So"
The Colfax Clipper says the Des
lfoipes Register has set out to dis
Eilpt the republican party in Iowa
M apparently will stoop to the lowest
md vilest slapder and misrepresenta
Hons to accomplish its hellish pur
pose" ~. {. 4, :