The Monticellonian., 1917-10-26

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 Almost Fear to Make War Talk.
 one reaSm for 5he deste 6f cae- eress to have some weeks Intervene between the end of one session and. t6e h5e'HAias of fse next fs that periodically inclined members Democrats aaa Republicans. can % f9rIh mo Jher aisH1ats 10 taik to theif constituents aH the =aar and the necessity of dgiNHHs fl hzfd te il Ffe= tory for democracy.
 Republican congressman. and nar= tieH4r.T those who represent western a5sgiezs. gre ! friHp disturbed oyer 1Ha prospect Thez do He5 ,fke to he deaf ta tAe sHH###HS, and Aei they fer that tlfe rssHAs may be daaas ing To t!fsje HalifaaH fortunes. i @aF seen eaHioas lhat any @an ean think 3fI His pHeltS t5 Bto1ie to stand 6f sheir sanntgF may Horz anything t3i aaod te b.H and hs cause. and vel there seems feasea in q way for the feaf af some ef the members that they fa5y lose hF Heir efforts.
 In order thu l m.sht get Che real haSis for the fear fhat political i'l-faF= taue iaaX await 5iIe Republicans uho volunteer te sHeak in helalf ef rigar= o6s Raf measUrFs. I sought out | member of congress of fbat party rom | district in NeW HHglaHa, Mhefe he WAT spirit is 1H2hef thaa if is in the HeSt. md where, presumably. speak ##g meHher could Hat safter hE tciling 6.s ueishbors that they must stand for VT as q mighty nation should con aaet t.
 The New England Republican to whom ltalked will be a candidate for reelection next year He said:
 
 "There is Il nien war spirit in nearly ali parts of my district There are some sections, however. where fhe peo- pie need information in order to bring them to the point of willingness to sanction all the government measures necessary to put through this hig thing iH which we are engaged. The mere preaching of driving war in behalf Of democracy will not hurt me at the polls. but there is something which is likely 10 hurt me and every Repub- lican candidate in the country.
 '"The people in the main do not diff ferentiate between the government. ar, to put it better. between the United States and the administration. There is no party of opposition in congress today-that is, no party of opposition to war. The men in congress who are opposed to the war are to be found in both parties. and there are only few of them.
 Dilemma of the Republicans.
 "When we Republicans go out to speak in behalf of hearty support for the government, many of our hear CTS will take this to mean that we desire q hearty support for the admin. istrati0n. So we will, in way. but We will not mean that We are pleading for the support of the administration in ifs endeavors along lines which have nothing 10 do with the war.
 We eaHaet expect however. that the people will nuke this distinction and tdeS are the more certain uot to make | because M Waula destroy all fRe force =of what ge hzEe ta saF if We teipd ta discriminate aetN,H an ea- 7I0rscnfut of tIe 555I ziss f'.g iefI in its