Spencer Heath Archive

Item 1592

Letter to Liberty & Property, P.0. Box 180, San Francisco, California

February 13, 1956

 

 

 

Att RIGHT:

 

Gentlemen:

     Anytime you come to realize that we cannot pull ourselves up by pulling other people down — races, parties, people, institutions, I shall be very happy to subscribe for and perhaps otherwise support your publication.

     Like Rose Wilder Lane, I put a high value on your dissemination of news. But as a white, protestant American, for thirteen generations, I have no sympathy whatever with your anti-everything-else opinions and attacks.

     I think if you were to expand your service as objective newspaper reporting of the activities of con­servatives the country over, without endorsing the opinions of any, and rigidly adhered to this high rule, you would draw a growing body of support from influential conservatives and assure for your paper both its per­petuation and the performance of a fundamental service to the republic.

     If any such re-vamping should be contemplated, it perhaps would be to your advantage to indicate it before the current subscription term comes to an end.

Very sincerely yours,

SH/m