’ ■ ■ *■: 7 Sp : ' ’
mill and c -tton t:-- i’ 'I’V mi' < ’■ nsni
ami t’i.. tn::' be rn’.umg at -by
September Ist.
Many Indictments.
Rome, Ga.. August > -Sp 1 ) -The
grand Jury which .- : -ort, 1 * t -
turned 10M in-lit ttnents iti all. ti.e :. .;e!'..y
biing misd meanor •
SARGE PLUNKETT
Praise for the Lawyers and the Judges
and the Newspapers.
A BLIGHT TO AGRICULTURE
Womer and Children Afraid To Stay
by Themselves in Country
Homes.
(For The Constitution.)
I have no desire to pass upon the merit*
of tho recent lynchings which have oc
curred, but I will m-ntion the effe't that
the general demoralization is having upon
agriculture in the hope of a remedy.
The country is being blighted!
Worn-n a: 1- hlldren have -ome to tie
afraid to be I-ft at home by themselves.
Nearly every man whose home is at all
removid from neighbors feels som- wnat of
an anxiety when away from his home.
Everything is panicky.
And the ff-et Ist o make those air- ady in
•
get away and to keep tease outside from
getting into the same box.
Some blame th-- lawy--rs for these con
ditions —yet all that a lawyer should
be faithful to the man who hires him.
Some blame .. .-'.v- - none
d
to give all the in vvs a: 1 ;n an entirely
up-to-date manner.
It does not n .:•• r vvh it the < use may be.
on-- thing is c-rt-i.'i, the p-om-- wll rule
- ■ > Ion; '
An .il'use of gov rnment m i.y be -a iur -1
. • /
or a c->rr---tivn of the • vils.
