Dear Sir and Friend: The time se
lected by you is suitable. It will not
interfere with our courts and, as far
as I am informed, there will be no
other big gathering in our county on
that day. Didn’t get your card in
time to have a full notice in our
county paper; only a short notice in
this week’s issue. However, expect
to have a full notice in next week’s
issue. You will probably receive a
marked copy of the issue containing
it, from the editor. I will try and
get a notice in the adjoining county
papers. The main question asked
me is on what subject will you speak.
I tell them I suppose on the present
issues of the day. That seems to
suit them. I like the planks in the
platform you have outlined. Glad
you included a plank on the recall
and on Catholicism. I think it was
timely. You may place me on the
Progressive League roll. Would like
if we had an organization in our
county, but we are weak, scattered,
and slow to move. Maybe your
speech will arouse the boys.
Now, as to the railroad schedule:
Down train, from Athens to Macon,
due in Monticello, morning 9:03;
evening, 6:14. Up train, from
Macon to Athens, due in Monticello,
morning, 9:28; evening, 6:50.
Any suggestion you see proper to
make I will look after to the best of
my ability.
Hoping that we may have fair
PROTESTANT LEAGUE
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