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Letters from the People.
AMENDS FROM ALL OVER THE
UNJON SEND CONGRATI RA
TIONS OVER OUTCOME
OF TRIAL.
A. L. L.
For days alter the (.'lose of the
trial of Thos. E. Watson, the maila
and the telegraph flooded the home
and office with letters of congratula
tion on the outcome.
Mr. Watson has read all of these
letters, and all of the telegrams. It
would be hard to convey, through
print, just how they affected him —
but they affected him deeply.
It would be a physical impossi
bility for him to reply even to one
fortieth part of them, but to those
whose names follow, Mr. Watson
wishes to convey his grateful ap
preciation, for the good will ex
pressed, and the kindly interest which
prompted the writing 01 tne letter,
ar the sending of the telegram.
Telegrams came from H. E. Brad
ley, C. F. Foster. C. E. Gannon, Jr.,
J. D. Mills, W. F. Lawless, J. H.
Schopke, W. F. Schopke, T. J. Col
yar, P. L. Hightower, W. D. Wat
wins, S. M. Walker, all of Lake Al
,’red, Florida.
W. H. Peebles, J. W. Dyson, E. J.
Ennis, W. D. Hurst, Geo. Hough, J.
.J. Bridges, Jim Cantrell, W. T.
Stuckey, of Glenwoot., im.
G. Linton Wiggins, Rome, Ga.; R.
'V, Bailey, Memphis, Tenn.; A. F.
Wagber, U. W. Showalter, C. L.
Hickman, H. C. Hoffman,,.). W. Car
ter, Clarksburg, W. Va.; J. H.
O'Quinn, Valdosta, Ga.; J. J. Pierce,
Wade Polloch, J. W. McGee, Ed.
mith, Waycross, Ga.; T. J. Hand,
Sudell, La.; W. S. Woodruff, Men
eapolis, Minn.; T. E. Massengale,
.' orwood, Ga.; H. E. Fine, Newport,
Tenn.; M. H. Abbott, W. E. Hoff
iian, Thos. E. Eason, F. W. Cook, W.
1. Alford. E. C. Cannon, Atlanta,
' a.; J. M. Guilliams, Valdosta, Ga.;
J. M. McLaughlin, Bonifay, Fla.;
\Vm. Walden, J. Walter Stapleton, J.
iL Hannah, Stapleton, Ga.; J. P.
iixon,, Tarrytown, Ga.; Robt. B.
blackburn, Atlanta, Ga.; Fred. V.
Paradise, Waycross, Ga.; D. W. Pitt
man, (Sheriff) Waycross, Ga.; L. A.
Barrow, B. R. Simpson, B. D. Wal
ler, West Point, Ga.; L. O. Hopkins,
L B. Daniel, J. E. Hendon, La-
Grange, Ga.; O. L. Dunn, G. S, God
-1 old, Savannah, Ga.; J. T. Storm, D.
V. Mullinax, Union, S. C.; J. H.
Clark, H. B. Roberts, Elhe, Ga.; J. A.
"hompson, B. F. Lee, Thomaston,
’’a.; Rufe Hutchens, Atlanta, Ga.;
J. Daniel. A. S. Anderson, Millen,
‘la.; John D. Alexander. T. H. War-
en, Louisville, Ga.; Boykins & Hol
lingsworth, Sylvania, Ga.; Mr. and
'lrs. C. J. Ramage, Saluda, S. C.;
A. S. Hinton, Summerville. Ga.; El
der S. H. Whatley, Thomaston, Ga.;
C. C. Delke, Millen. Ga.; John L.
Durham, Woodville, Ga.; J. W. Over
street, Sylvania. Ga.; K. Green, Shu
nulak, Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L,
'’lark, Milan, Ill.; W. B. Parker, Con
years, Ga.; “Patriots of Tennessee.’’
er Dr. Grable, Nashville, Tenn.; J.
\. McDuff, Hartwell, Ga.;- J. W.
Shult, Romney, Va.; Hon. Gro
ver C. Edmondson, Alma, Ga.; 12. F.
Bloodworth, P. W. Blanton, Perry,
Fla.; Mrs. Mark Johnson. Atlanta,
Ga.; Wallace R. Cheves, Newberry,
Fla.: A. T. Durden, Stillmore, Ga.;
O. E. Smith, Jackson, Ga.; R. H. Ar
lington. Reidsville, Ga.; J. C. Cail, S.
W. Zeigler, W. D. Anderson, Sylva
nia. Ga.: Mrs. George M. Zeigler,
Mrs. Laura L. Medford, Corrie L.
Zeigler, S. W. Zeigler, Dr. L. E.
Thtompson, John L. Brinson, I. M.
Pierce. J. W. Thompson, A. Zeigler,
Zeigler, Ga.; C. E. Crawley, Macon,
Ga.; A. W. Hamilton, Indianapolis,
Ind.: J. I). Touchstone, J. J. Flynt,
Griffin, Ga.: T. B. Frazer, Mt. Car
mel, S. C.; F. B. Ricketson, Warren
ton, Ga.; O. C. Gibson, Macon, Ga.;
Sidney J. Catts, Governor-elect of
Florida, DeFuniak Springs, Fla.; O.
K. Seilz, D. E. Williams, Wright Wil-
THE JEFFERSONIAN
liams, J. M. Rogers, Poteet, Tex.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Owens, Mill Creek,
Okla.; Liberty Club, Bakersfield,
Cal.; W. B. Wasterson, N. Y.; J. C.
Killibrew, Jeffersonville, Ga.; E. D.
Anthony, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Dr.
C. H. Kittrell, Dublin, Ga.; Katie
Louise and Mrs. L. D. Dußore, Ma
con, Ga.; Marion Dußose, Athens,
Ga.; R. R. Pickett and G. A. Corn
wall, Tyty, Ga.; Bob Jackson, At
lanta, Ga.; J. T. Duncan, Moultrie,
Ga.; J. J. Barge, G. W. Seales, At
lanta, Ga.; Mrs. J. D. Finley, Deca
tur, Ga.; Will H. Sanford, Valdosta,
Ga.; E. C. Glover, Abbeville, Ala.;
. B. Screws, Macon, Ga.; “Commit
tee of Twenty-two,” Cornelia, Ga.;
S. G. McLendon, Atlanta, Ga.; J. C.
Jarnigan, Warrenton, Ga.; B. C.
Flowers, Aurora, Ind.; T. J.’Bentley,
McCormick, S. C.; C. A. Yarborough,
Macon, Ga.; D. A. Pruitt, Atlanta,
Ga.; A. E. Barnett, W. J. Wallace,
Mac'on, Ga.; G. L. Siebert, Valdosta,
Ga.
That is a formidable list of names,
in itself, but there were hundreds of
letters also, some being from:
E. A. Angier, Hon. S. G. McLendon,
C. A. Wickersham, Atlanta, Ga.; R.
O. Smith, Albion, N. Y.; R. L. Hicks,
F. A. Winter, E. N. Spence, John H.
Winter, Geo. Cheney, D. L. Gerhardt,
Birmingham, Ala.; Lonel A. Moore,
Columbus, Ga.; Lonnie Ferguson,
Macon, Ga.; G. W. Seals, Atlanta,
Ga.; R. C. Norman, Washington, Ga ;
J. W. Norwood, Louisville, Ky.; C.
B. Wright, Onalaska, Wis.
D. W. Atkinson, J. P. Corry, J. E.
Corry, R. B. Edwards, Dr. H. F.
White, P. Phillips, W. J. Sturdivant,
J. B. Bird, M. E. Moore, W. Y. Ed
monds, Sheriff; Claud Chapman, W.
W. Bird, S. A. Chapman, J. H. L.
Hill, Alvin G. Galucke, D. P. Henry,
I. S. Chapman, C. C. Chapman, N. A.
Allen, J. W. Phelps, E. H. Ogleree,
V. T. Allen, E. C. Chapman, G. T.
Edwards, R. A. Dozier, T. P. Bur
gess, Pastor Presbyterian churc’h;
S. E. Gunn, H. L. Holden, Ross Gunn,
Angus Richards, S. A. Caldwell, J. T.
Luncefort, N. P. Portw’ood, C. W.
Stewart, G. N. Bird, I. L. Poiner, S.
G. Taylor, L. E. Credille, G. W.
Power, Louis A. Burton, J. H. Poiner,
Walker Crawford, Robert Taylor,
Stanton Andrews, Mrs. G. W. Power,
F. M. Blackwell, M. W. Chapman,
E. M. Malcolm, M. R. Saggus, P. M.
Saggus, J. D. Vandiver, R. J. Stew
art, J. L. Rilee, H. M. Malcolm, D.
T. M. Malcolm, M. S. Wheeler, ’J. S.
Campbell, J. A. Rhodes, M. D., all of
Crawfordville, Ga.; C. N. Bond,
Shoreham, Va.; N. C. Prickett, Rams
wood, W. Va.; Wm. M. Peyton, Mar
tinsville, Va.; .ev. R. \v.“Thoitt
Grovetown, Ga.; Perry S. Hall, Rt. 6,
Box 893, Anna E. Hall, Los Angeles,
Cal.; Sam M. Atkin, 2205 Manry St.,
Houston, Tex.; Mrs. J. R. Anderson,
Dawsonville, Ga.; J. F. McLenuon,
Clayton, Tex.; Mrs. E. V. Mohre,
G 4 01 Hough ave., Park Terrace,
Suite 1, Clevejand, O.; D. A. Hender
son, I. J. Christian, T. H. Walker, H.
L. Field, Edward Jackson, R. E.
Ramsey, F. S. Lytle, E. M. Lytle,
Earnest J. Kimsey, Cornelius A.
Walls, J. D. Cobb, D. W. Garrison,
John S. Wells, W. I. Cooper, C. W.
Boling, D. D. S., F. V. Cooper, J. W.
Gadfy, R. V. Parker, F. E. Ferriss,
Henry Landemilk,-J. L. B. Tench, W.
E. Hobson, Cornelia, Ga.
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THE MAYOR OF AN OHIO TOWN
IS A PATRIOT.
Patriotic Brother: The Alliance
Court Guardians of Liberty, that hon
orable body of which I am a mem
ber, have past resolutions, and ap
pointed me as a committee of one to
extend to you our congratulations, on
your victory over your persecutors.
We hope that you may live long and
continue your able methods of dis
tributing the Truth to the American
people. Please find enclosed check
for $5,50 for which forward the Jef
fersonian weekly to the inclosed list
of subscribers.
Yours respectfully,
C. S. WESTOVER, Mayor.
Alliance, Ohio.
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wondered a short time after, why you
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