Letter from William J. Calhoun to Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Calhoun writes to President Roosevelt about Roosevelt’s plan to send him and Ambassador Russell to Venezuela on a warship. Calhoun feels this would cause the Venezuelans to be prejudiced against the nature of his mission. Calhoun will also be reviewing the details of the asphalt controversy as he travels.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1905-07-25
