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LETTER OF COMMODORE STEW,


ART.
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House of Representatives, May 4, 1914.
sIR:-Enclosed | send you for publi>
cation in the Globe, the correspondence
which has justtaken place between Com.
modore Charles Stewart, known by the
familiar name of "Old Ironsides,'' and
myself, on the subject of the Texas an>
nexation.


The position Of Commodore Stewart
in the democratic party, his tried pat>
riotism, his commanding Intellect, and
his illustrious services, will make his
answer to my interrogatory-charac-
terized as it is by the rrankness, direct
ness and manliness Of the soldier, and
the ability Of clearness OF the statesman
--not only unusually interesting at this
time, but il will meet with a hearty re-.
sponse in the bosom Of every American
who loves his country and ! know that
it will command the appreciation OF a
proud and patriotic people.


Respectfully,


TL1nspSoNY