Dear Sir: —I feel, as a reader of
your very valuable paper and Maga
zine, that I should compliment you
for the very rich and instructive edi
torials given out recently on impor
tant matters.
The masses should read, encour
age and hold up the hands of such
pen pushers in the interest of pure
and wholesome government, etc., as
you are.
All intelligent people, regardless
of political affiliations, are keen to
read your editorials of late, and those
who oppose you politically—or, rath
er, those who can’t stand the name,
Populist—admit, as a rule, that you
are second to none as a historian.
All honest, well-informed people
should, and must, fall into line and
read your unsurpassed literature.
God speed The Jeffersonian.
