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fersonian I cut a small amount of
ice each week, and have success
fully changed the minds of quite a
few people regarding the libertine
Jew.
In this far-away State of Indiana
I am pleased to state that “T. E. W.”
has a wonderful following, and is
looked upon by many people as one
of the shining lights of the present
period. We are for you, Mr. Wat
son, and may your efforts in the
cause of political, social and re
ligious righteousness be crowned
with success. Yours for justice,
Ind. HOOSIER.
MASS MEETING IN ATLANTA
Dear Sir: We held a mass meeting
last night on the north side of the
State Capitol, about 3,000 being
present. This mass meeting was
held to protect the laws of the State
against the disgraceful seige of Big
Money being handled in violation of
law to defeat Justice. We heard one
grand old apostle defend this great
State against a horde of mercenary
newspapers, lawyers, preachers, etc.,
who have never ceased to defame
our State and to defy our courts.
Our mass meeting was well behaved
and very attentive. It ended with a
hymn. We passed a resolution up
holding the courts of our great
State, and demanding her verdicts
be enforced the same for the rich as
for the poor.
It seemed to us last night that the
lawyers had sold the law and the
preachers had forgotten it. The at
torney’s oath requires them to up
hold the law, and I presume all
preachers are supposed to read the
laws of God. To the lawyers may I
ask, Who passed the death sentence
on this son of Father Abraham? To
the preachers may I ask, Who passed
the first death sentence on the face
of the earth? We pause for a re
ply. Gentlemen, this rape and mur
der stinks above the earth and cries
to God for vengeance, Who says
“Vengeance is Mine.”
This grand old brother, A. C.
Hendley, belongs to the greatest
brotherhood on earth and is a No. 1
Baptist minister, and he said: “I am
one preacher who cannot be bought.”
There were hundreds of cries for
Watson. Dorsey and Henley.
JOS. S. BARNWELL, C. E.
> J. L. CANTRELL,
> A. ETHERIDGE,
7 AS. SMITH,
f B. PALMER.
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: FROM AN OLD GEORGIAN IN
1 TEXAo.
Dear Sir: I notice my subscrip
tion to The Jeffersonian will expire
in a few days, and I herewith en
close money order for renewal for
another year.
I am an old Georgia Confederate
veteran, in my 77th year, and was
rewarded during the conflict with
two desperate wounds, which will go
with me to the grave. I was a mem
ber of Company B, Twenty-first
Georgia. The Company went from
Rome, Ga., commanded by Capt. A.
S. Hamilton. I would be truly glad
to hear from any one of the old com
pany Address Box 45, Comanche,
Texas.
I have been an interested reader
of The Jeffersonian for several years
and I believe you are the greatest
exponent of truth and righteousness
than any man living. God be with
you is the sincere prayer of your
friend and brother. Respectfully,
Texas. R. M. GARNER.
THE CHATTAHOOCHEE MUSICAL
CONVENTION.
This body will hold its next an
nual session at Macedonia Church,
five miles north of Newnan, Ga.,
commencing on Friday before the
first Sunday in August, 1915.
This convention has adopted the
original sacred harp of 1911, gotten
out by Col. James, et al., and is the
oldest and best convention in the
State. All lovers of singing are cor
dially invited. Music strictly vocal
gendered. N. E. DENNEY,
Roopville, Ga. Secretary,
THE JEFFERSONIAN
A REQUEST T. E. W. WAS NOT
ABLE TO GRANT.
To the Honorable Thos. E. Watson,
Thomson, Ga.:
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned
citizens of Carnesville, Franklin
County, Georgia, believeing that the
laws of our country should be up
held, that justice should be im
partially rendered to the rich and
poor alike, that the slanders im
posed upon the sovereign State of
Georgia should be rebuked, and rec
ognizing your able and eloquent ef
forts in presenting the mass of facts
and evidence to the people of Geor
gia and of the United States in the
case of The State vs. Leo M. Frank,
convicted murderer of Mary Phagan,
hereby petition you to represent in
person the law-abiding and law
loving citizens of our State, urging
His Excellency, Governor John M.
Slaton, an dthe Prison Commission
of Georgia, that no clemency be
shown to the said Leo M. Frank, and
that he pay the penalty of his hein
ous crime. Respectfully,
Robt. T. Camp, attorney; G. C.
Hayes, C. J. Culpepper, C. S. C.;
Julian G. Little, attorney; V. C.
- Nelms, ordinary R. L. Little, J. W.
Wausley, sheriff; G. M. Parker,
• 4 M. D.; J. E. Cox, J. J. P. Mabry, W.
H. Cox, C. H. Little, W. W. Carroll,
W. L. Little, P. E. Coleman, J. H.
Forester, B. T. Smith, M. D.; F. A.
Kelly, T. A. Skelton, T. J. Parks,
G. L. Bagwell, H. S. Kelly, L. J.
Greene, C. J. Milford, G. W. Whit
low, C. L. Thomason, C. J. Manley,
H. W. Martin, J. J. Strange, J. F.
Jones, C. W. Jones, M. O. Roberts,
A. W. Taylor, . L. Howell, L. C.
Baty, T G. Bennett, C. M. Toney,
B. H. Phillips, W. J. Murphy, W. W.
Black, I. G. Ayers, J. C. Fricks, C. S.
Payne, R. H. Burruss, J. M. Phillips,
O. I. McDuffie, J. C. Cochran, J. M.
Bennett, W. A. Jones, H. F. Vaughn,
R. A. Cobb, M. H. Snipes, J. C.
Adams, G. M. Gubell, C. A. Bryant,
H. C. Rampley, J. M. Crump, R. C.
"’-■W. j j Crumn Lem Ward. A.
E. Terrell, P. C. Holbrook, Luther
Liiou, J. C. Ware, S. D. Harber, R.
F. McKinney, N. H. Martin, J. L.
Hayes, Walton Ginn, J. N. Defoor,
B. D. Ginn, T. L. Aderhold, F. C.
Akin, G. H. Poole, Sim Defoor,. A.
M. Jones, D. H. Payne, J. M. Clod
felter, T. M. Kelly, T. L. Gillespie,
John H. Hoopr, H. J. Harrison, M.
A. Candler, Thos. C. Hayes, A. J.
Neal, T. P. Baty, W. Harper, R. L.
Crow, C. F. Aiken, L. F. Prichett,
W. A. Fleming, John J. Rampley, E.
A. Brown, J. S. Crow, Z. E. Means,
C. T. Eilenburg, B. S. Adams, J. R.
Ayers, W. W. Williams, C. C. Pur
cell, H. B. Greene, D. O. Addison, C.
W. Singleton, J. M. McFarlin, J. W.
Ayers, G. W. Elrod, D. c. Broome,
R. M. Pattersoff, G. G. Gray, John
Gregory, B. F. Camp, J. W. Stephen
son, J. N. Goolsby, R. D. Kesler, L.
P. Holbrook.
Dear Mr. Watson: We earnestly
ask that you grant tne request con
tained in our petition. We also ask
that you publish our petition in The
Jeffersonian and olige. Respect
fully, L. P. HOLBROOK.
Carnesville, Ga.
DID JUDGE CALL HAVE AU
THORITY TO ORDER THIS?
Dear Sir: As a subscriber to The
Jeffersonian, and a juror in the Fed
eral case of misappropriation of the
funds of the First National Bank of
Pensacola, Fla., I would like to have
your opinion as to the authority of
the Hon. Judge Call in having the
jurors to sign a verdict (or one of
them, as foreman of the jury,) of
not guilty in favor of the defend
ants, namely, Wm. H. Noles, Wm S.
Keyser, and Wm. K. Hyer, in the
above named case.
It is understood that the Court
has a right to noli prosse the case at
any stage of the case, but in this in
stance his honor called on us to sign
the verdict that read “We, the jury,
find the defendants not guilty as
charged, so say we all,” the said ver
dict being entirely contrary to the
law and evidence in the case, so far
as produced by the Government, to
the opinion of more than half of the
jury, and one of the jury stepping
forward and signing the verdict
without any consultation at all.
Please publish in The Jeffersonian
your opinion in the above,-' if you
have space, and there is nothing to
the contrary, and oblige.
I beg to remain, yours truly,
Fla. C. C. CHANCEY.
(Comment.)
The jorors should have demanded
the right to retire to their room, to
consider the evidence, and decide
what they would do. T. E. W.
APPRECIATED ENDORSEMENT
BY THE J. O. U. A. M.
Dear Sir: I beg to be allowed
sufficient time to say that I voice the
unanimous sentiment as expressed
in a motion duly made and carried
during the last session of the local
council J. O. U. A. M., that we thank
you for the very kind expressions of
your regards for our order, and the
noble purposes that are its objects,
as briefly referred to in the May 6th
issue of The Jeffersonian.
E. R. POWELL,
Recording Secretary Norman
Park (Ga.) Council No. 77, J. O.
U. A. M.
WESTERN PATRIOTS ARE
ROUSED.
Dear Sir: lam writing this to let
you know of some things. The en
closed clippings (numbered in red)
are self explanatory.
The Patriotic Order Sons of Amer
ica have got things started, and it is
my hope that the work will continue.
Every month since the incidents
mentioned in the clippings I have
had the delightful privilege of read
ing, or having read by others, from
one to three articles from Watson’s
I
DID YOU KNOW - -- =
That in every city in the United States
there are hundreds of children whose
parents are too poor to send them to pub
lic school?
DID YOU KNOW ——
That the people of the United States Bead
the world in sending money to foreign
countries to educate the children of for
eigners?
READ WATSON 9 S BOOK:
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Foreign Missions Exposed
And learn what we are doing for the FOREIGNER,
while we ignore the claims of our own children
Price 30 Cents,
THE JEFFERSONIAN PUBLISHING CO.
Thomson, Ga,
The “Beast” Has “Boycotted” These Books
The Truth About the Bible $3.00
Why Jesus was a Man and not a Woman ~--~~~~~~~~.~~.52,00
Sexology of the Bible (The fall and redemption of man a matter of Sex) $2.00 x
The Struggle (Political) $1.30
'T'HESE books on the Bible, show that the “Beast” has controlled the world
* through the sensual, rather than the Spiritual-within-man— 1 hat the sex of
the Bible has been the secret of Rome and the Priests. The “Beast” has
closed the press to them and reduced me to poverty. I am an invalid and
have no money, and owe a printer’s bill on the books In order to pay thi* I
will send the books, or any of them, for $ 1.00 each, postpaid. They are h «
key to the Bible and disclose the inner secret and “very heart” of the “Beasi.”
SIDNEY C. TAPP, Ph. 8., 406 Reliance Bld,, Kansas City, Mo.
Magazine to the members of the
P. O. S. A., while in regular session,
and a resolution is on the records of
the camp that I shall do this same
thing every month.
Our political situation is dis
graceful from the standpoint of
Americanism for all the positions of
any quantity are in control of our
common enemy, compared to their
proportion of citizenship.
I am and have been for several
months laying away for a change
in the coming spring election, and
believe that I will Le able to see
Americans in the next administra
tion, at least enough to be the
power.
I have started some circulation of
your Magazine, as you can verify,
for last summer, when I wanted a
copy, I had to search Seattle before
a copy could be found. Respectfully,
Wash. L. G. PARKS.
Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by Thos. E. Watson. Beautifully
printed. Profusely illustrated. Price
30 cents. The Jeffs, Thomson, Ga.
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