If an American citizen who in good
faith writes, publishes and sends
through the mails articles attacking
some great social evil, written in
language as chaste as is consistent
with a full and fair discussion of the
subject with which he is dealing, can
be punished under the laws of free
America, it is high time that the self
respecting and virtuous element of
our society was emigrating to Rus
sia. I feel that you are fighting one
of the greatest battles for society of
any man now living, and a courage
ous fight, too, you are making. Ido
not for a moment doubt the result
of this effort to suppress your elo
quent pen, it will result in an inglo
rious failure, but I want you to know
as a reader of your Magazine, I am
in hearty accord with your earnest
efforts to rid the mind of mankind of
the baleful'influence wielded over it
by the Church of Rome, and that my
entire and most profound sympathy
is with you in this attempt of dia
bolism to suppress your good work.
Sincerely yours,
. Kentucky. MILTON CLARK.
WE EXPECT TO KEEP RIGHT ON,
DOING BUSINESS AT THE
SAME OLD STAND.
Dear Mr. Watson: How sorry I
am that the Roman Catholics have
at last succeeded in having you ar
rested. I saw in the papers today
that you were to be taken to Au
gusta for a preliminary.
< .Wi' COMPLIMENTS OF
TOM WATSON
jSHuman
TO READERS OF THE JEFFERSONIAN.
This knife is made of good steel, has strong rivets, and
will last as well as most knives sold at SI.OO each.
The handle of the knife contains a photograph of our
editor, Thos. E. Watson, and is a nice souvenir, as well as a
useful article.
