The sun., 1916-10-11
AN AMERICANS VOICE.
How n Descendant Of the Heroic Age
Feels About Wilson.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-StT' IWt
years ago | would have been the frs'
to denoun"H any man who reflected or
the President OF the United states
For seven generations. from Washington
himself down. my family have served
as officers in tho army and navy o'
America. and ] have inherited the Idea
from those officer forbears that Tho
President is my chief and never to be
criticised. no matter who he IL, as Iona
as he holds the office.
With all the deep dyed and inherited
loyalty to the President Of the United
states. the present situation Is intoi-
cradle and ] feel that to Mr.. Wilson
I owe no allegiance I nor any other
OF the ffty-eight million true borr
Americans who are descended from the
first eighty thousand original settlers
who handed America down 20 us as Q
glorious heritage.
il has gradually Dcen borne In on me.
as blush has succeeded blush relative
to the foolish. senseless and dastardly
actions OF Mr.. Wilson'S Administration,
that every true American should voice
his sentiments regardless of all cost and
f'N' NNhN w MS uftU 1litlE fttt'tU WIN
leo. Belgium. Lusitania. Bryan. Daniels
and dozens in between. and latest the
crtnging attitude OF our country, through
It's chief representative. 20 labor vote
getting from n misrepresentation. arro-
CANT mob the picture Of the -four
pens" signing our country to shame,
m the presentation OF said pens after.
ward 10 those who have since been re.
pudiated by all decent labor men.
Oh! the pity of IL. n On. the dan.
ger Of II TO America and to the whole
world. which is Immediately feeling the
results thereof AM will for many years
to come.
What Is the answer? Every de.
scendant OF IN officer Of the army and
navy. every descendant OF n soldier or
tailor who has fought for our country.
every true American who IN. his coun-
try's honor and welfare at heart should
rise and alter these conditions ut the
polls at the next election. We should
put into the Presidential chair u man
Charles Evans Hughes. a great
American. a man Of deeds and strength
and clean the Augean Stables by letting
out the man Of words and of weak and
'enoble actions touched up with fancy
word painting.
Mr.. WILSON'S election was made sure
by the southern vote. who Economically
ana sentimentally rushed To stand by a
man from Virginia. The Mother Of
Presidents" DO any well informed Viz
ginians believe that Mr.. Wilson repre-
sents the real Virginia aud the Sou'h
Of Washington and Lee God save the
mark. Has President Wilson sur
rounded himself with representative
Southerners' 4 thousand times no
and every real representative 81 the
South knows II and bushes for Il.
Thu parrot cry Of Wilson saved us
from war Is so absurd to tn. average
posted American tina II I. laugha b,e.
What war We all know there would
have been no war. and II by a miracle
GERMANY had declared II. We know that
even had she succeeded In her fight
America would have been immune for
W years at least. protected by the
british fleet. md stimulated by the
threat America would have been pre-
pared for any emergency and have had
a navy and army tit to cope with the
situation. and would not have been kept
hack In tho tardy preparation which
lf,or two long years has been forced
the ADMINISTRATION by the uni
vsrsal sentiment OF the country. II We
do not take advantage of this wonderful
opportunity to get America back for
Americans God will never forgive us
and we Will %eternally regret IL.
GEORGE l.. CPsHuR
New YORK, October 10.