Mr.. ]. C. MupD.

From the Richmond Whig.
TOUGH QUESTIONS.
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A correspondent Of the Richmond Wig
propounds the following questions to Mr.
Richie. vii. they be answered by him, OF
any other ocofoco editor ?


To The Editors IF The Wig


VIII you permit me to ask, through the
medium OF your paper, a few questions of the
Senior Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer
and 10 The following order:


lst. did Mir Van Buren, vote in 1912
for Mr. Clinton for President 10 preference
to Mr. Madison 2 # yea. the reasous for
such vote.


Cd Did Mr. Van Bnren vote for the tar
if of 1924 ? If yea, the reasons for such
vote.


Sd Did Mr. Van Buren, in 1927 prom
Ise the South that he would vots with them
against the so called Woolens bill If yea,
his reasons for dodging the question when
on its passage.


4th. Did Mr.. Van Buren vote for the
tariff of 1892 If yea, bis reason for that
vote; and to save you some trouble wlil
refer you to his sheep speech for an answer


5th Was Mr.. Van Buren, in public life
in New York or elsewhere, at the time the
Missouri Question was agilating this coun
try from Georgia to Maine2 If yea. what
was his course in relation to that matter


9th Did MIR Van Buren, recommend the
Standing Army bill to the consideration of
Congress or net2 Ii yea, his reasons for
such Recommendation.


7th Did Mr. Van Buren, ever ask for q
Branch of the Bank of the United States to
be located al the city of Albany in the State
of New York Ifyea. please give his rea-
son for a slice an unconstitutional loaf


Sth Did MIR Van Buren, vote in con-
vention ia the State of New York to give
free Negroes the right % vote Ii YEA his
reasons for such vote.


9Th Did you not tell the people, pending
the Presidential election III 1924. that Gen.
eral Jackson if elected to The Presidency.
would prove curse TO the country2 If
yea please give us the data by which you
were led to such a conclusion. Your early
attention to the above will very much
oblige many of your quondam Jackson
friends, and among the rest that same living
Coon. A LIVING COON


Hanover, March 18th. 1914.


I'VE take the liberty of adding one other
question. Did Mr Van Buien, in 1896,
vote against the reduction of the duty on
salt If yea, why does the editor denounce
the present duty and vet support him u
