The compromise on the slavery question
was written into the Constitution itself; and
the Fugitive Slave law was framed by a
Northern man.
The People Versus the Atlanta Ring
R. REUBEN ARNOLD, the Atlanta
lawver, heard his Master’s voice.
Said Voice issued from the Peters
building. Said Voice has many dif
ferent tones. Said Voice often sinks
to Criminal Whispers. Said Voice
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often rises to Virtuous roars at School
celebrations. Said Voice even modulates itself
to pious homilies, as preachers listen in rapt
attention. Said Voice may soon be heard to
plead, one way or the other, in a Criminal
Prosecution.
Said Voice is that of the Master of Reuben
Arnold—which, being heard by Reub, is
forthwith obeye*
The voice is- ig from the Peters build
ing comma’ J bto shackle the majority,
in a Denn ■ on vention, and Reub does
it.
The Voice orders Reub to shut off debate
and amendments in a Democratic Convention,
and Reub does it.
The Voice commands Reub to deny the
Convention the right to know what resolu-
Thomson, Ga., Thursday, May 25, 1911
torical Lies ?
(3) Again, Professor Elson’s book alleges
that the South rejected every peacefid over
ture of the North. The Professor evidently
seeks to make the impression that the South
was eager for war: and the North, eager for
peace. Such a slander should not be taught
in Southern Colleges.
