How long will the State of Geor
gia allow such treatment adminis
tered to the poor helpless people of
our State?
How long will the people let the
cries of the oppressed pass by un
heard and unheeded? How long will
the State listen to the statements of
eyewitnesses to these crimes without
an investigation? A State asylum
properly run is an honor to any state,
but under the present management
ours is a dark disgrace.
I will swear to what I have stated
above before any court or body of
Legislators. Yours very truly,
L. J. SPENCE.
Ball Ground, Ga.
POPULIST NOW AND WILL BE
HEREAFTER.
Dear Sir:—l am highly pleased
with The Jeffersonian. I am a Pop
ulist now and will be hereafter. I
believe you are advocating the only
correct theory on the money ques
tion, one that will give the farmers
any relief; and I am glad to see you
take the position you do in regard
to the negro.
I herewith send you a subscriber,
and wish I could send you 10,000
from this county.
Let the Populists everywhere get
together and organize clubs or some
thing of the kind.
Yours truly, W. T. TAYLGR.
Oglesby, Texas.
AN ENCOURAGING LETTER.
Dear Sir:—Kindly allow me to
take subscribers for your magazine
at this point. I have taken it from
the first issue to this day and can
readily say that no editorials give
me such complete satisfaction as
yours; well written, yet so plain and
simple that a child can easily un
derstand and appreciate them. Only
last Sunday I re-read your “Reply to
Booker Washington,” and “The Wine
Cup.”
Continue the magazine and later
on I will make an effort to hand you
several names from this place.
Yours truly, J. T. PRICE.
