NASHVILLE, Nov.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. l1th, 1917.
Gentlrman With deep sensibity, respond to
your errogatories--fiinding myself suddenly
placed in delicate and responsible relations.


Pam in favor of the war. first, last and all
the time. Most candidates say they dre for
-" igorous prosecution :" go further than that.
| am for giving the Mexicans the
very devil: The war is unjust and internal
the part Of Mexico. who began ii; and President
Polks only mistake was is not understanding.
year sooner than he did. thSDcircumvention of
John Bull and The dabolical coliusion of the Mexi.
cans.


ID. Now. am not for disturbing the tariff of
446 ST.. Patrick and John Bull have now tast-
ed our corn-bread-let them have it, say, Tar
iff or no Tariff. At any rate. let us feed them
as long they pay for it.


Sd. take il, as sfathef personal, that your in
terrcgatores d. not refer me to the ,. Wilmoi
Prociso." | know and care but title of the pro-
vso: but think Wilmo," himself deserves 10
be hung. -


With profound respect,


Your humble and devoted servant,


