Isn’t the Aldrich Currency bill a dandy?—
for the National Bankers?
What about our famous Rat Exterminator?
Wouldn’t it be an investigation?
Very truly your friend,
JOHN G. M’KEAN.
SO IT LOOKS TO US.
Linton, Miss.
Mr. Watson: I notice in the daily papers
that Senator Aldrich has introduced his finan
cial bill in the Senate. I can only see more
sugar for the Wall Street rascals and Nation
al bankers in this bill Is that the way von
see it ? And the Fowler bill is not much bet
ter. The only thing I have noticed in the way
of an honest financial bill is the one intro
duced by Senator Clay of Georgia. I have not
seen the full text of it, but understand it is
for the issuance by the National government
of $350,000,000 in “greenbacks.” If that is
correct, then I must put Senator Clay s name
in my political pot. If that is true, let us
have more like Senator Clay.
No reply expected to this from you, Mr.
Watson.
Yours truly,
R. E. THOMPSON.
SECOND TO NONE.
» Macon, Ga., Dec. 16, 1907.
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for which you will kindly enter my subscrip
tion for one year beginning with January,
1908, to the Weekly Jeffersonian and to the
Jeffersonian Magazine. These publications are
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fight for true reform.
A warm admirer,
CHARLES W. LYENS.
FROM OLD LINCOLN.
Leathersville, Ga., Dec. 11, 1907.
