Martin Luther, through the Re
formation, he said, fought for justi
fication and salvation by faith, and
not through the church; fought for
the authority of the Bible rather
than the authority of the church and
the priest or holy father, and for the
liberty of man, and the success of
his fight, said Mr. Campbell, was
responsible for the liberty of Amer
ica and all other Christian nations
and peoples on the face of the globe.
He was warmly congratulated at
the close of his address.
T HAD BETTER STICK TO THE
JEFFERSONIAN.
Dear Sir: You will find the
names of 44 leading business men
of Acworth, who would be glad for
you to run a first-class daily paper
in Atlanta. This is only a part of
the people who will take your paper
if you would start one.
We want a paper in Atlanta that
will print all the news all the time,
and not a part of the news a part of
the time, then let the people be the
ju.dge.
Yours for a first-class daily and
success.
J ,D. WOODALL.
DBOPS AN ATLANTA lIAILY.
Temple, Ga., June 23, 1915.
Atlanta Georgian and News,
Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen: I have been a sub
scriber to the Georgian since the first
issue. This paper has visited my
home every day since it was estab
lished.
I have just read your editorial,
“The Governor’s Fidelity to the
Prompting of a Clean Conscience.”
I, with at least 90 per cent of the peo
ple es this country, believe it was a
complete sell out. from the Governor
down to the daily paper ; of Atlanta.
If you doubt this statement, ask the
Governor to offer himself for another
office, in Georgia.
