Dear Sir: Your card of the 15th inst. to
hand. Nothing gives me more pleasure than
•working for your Jeffersonians. I followed
you from the Alliance to the People’s Party,
and have been with you ever since. I have al
ways admired Tom Watson. That admiration
has grown from day to day until it is now
a brotherly love that nothing on earth can af
fect as long as you hold to the principles you
have held to for the last twenty years.
Enclosed you will find order for two dol
lars for renewal of my subscription to the
Jeffersonians. I can not afford to miss a sin
gle number. You can count on me as a sub
scriber to the end. I am 65 years old, went
through the Civil War under Stonewall Jack
son and J. B. Gordon.
Yours in the fight for right,
P. S. McRAE.
UNCLE ROBERT WAS ON TIME.
Clinton, November 29, 1907.
Dear Sir: My time runs out the seventh of
next month. I want to be on time. Please
find enclosed $2.50 for magazine and Jeffer
sonian. Yours truly,
ROBERT CAPES.
Known in Clinton as the old Peter Cooper
Greenbacker.
(Note: A mighty good way to be known,
Uncle Robert.)
VALDOSTA, EVEN!
Valdosta, Ga., Nov. 27, 1907.
Dear Sir: I enclose money order for $1.50
for renewal of Watson’s Jeffersonian Maga
zine for myself at the above address.
Yours truly,
M. A. CHILES.
FROM NEW YORK.
Hamilton, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1907.
