Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-24
Extracts from business Letters.


friend, and Ge hope you may be as sue
cessful in the future as in the past. Push
along the ball, and let US Others follow
your good example. From Culleoka we
are reioiced to see our friends w. and NJ.
doing good work in sending us each an
o.her quota; while friend J..at Mt. Pleas
ant takes the correct view Of our course |
in conducting journal that will
go 10 every mans home in the State at |
gradually reduced price from year TO year,
till, as our list grows up TO hundreds of
thousands, we intend to send the paper
to every regular reader, free of cost.
To that point We are directing our
efforts, and the more our friends help,
the sooner we shall be able to accomplish
the desired object. Our enterprising friend,
John /. B., of Charleston, Illinois, in sub
scribing for the UNION AND AMERICAN,
says: eve love TO read your psper-it
talks right, sounds of the true democratic
metal" and he promises us large club Of
subscribers very soon and our good friend,
S. C. A., from Oakland, Illinois, says
the old UNION AND AMERICAN is good
enough for him till he can get something
better; but that he does not expect to live
long enough for that. He is as strong on
the Harrow question as he ia on the true
Democracy, Well, just go ahead friends,
and when you get TO the end of your row
may We harrow you up also, Send on the
lists and let the people be reading the peo-
pies paper. The true Democracy of Illi-
nois ought to read the true doctrine as laid
down by the true expounders of Democrat
ic principles.
Our friend NJ of Madison X Roads
Ala, says: 81 consider your paper one Of
the best. l want to get all the numbers,
ETC." Cur old friend T., of Franklin, Ills,
speaks of the condition of affairs in his To-
cality as being Grantish, but thinks De-
mocracy bound to come up-says he cannot
get along without his old family friend,
the UNION AND AMERICAN, to post him
up in the affairs of old Tennessee, for he ia
still anxious TO hear from US, though our
State is Brownlowish. From Dyersburg,
Tenn, F. sends for his old journal, assur-
ing us he must have the peoples paper to
get all the reliable news.
Our time honored friend D., of HartsVille,
places us under obligations for his efforts
in behalf of our paper. Hope to hear
often with such favors. Our friends p.
and T. at Spring Hill will accept thanks
for kindnesses, and We shall hope and
expect many more in that locality to fol-
low the good example. That old-time
Democratic friend NJ. of Wayne, in send
ing us another handsome club of sub
scribers says, 81 am still presenting the
claims of your paper to the people-with
whom it is gaining in popularity every
day. Although we are ten miles from the
p. o. we feel that We cannot dispense with
your reliable and excellent paper. Our
best wishes for your success, believing, as We
do, that you are advocating the only true
policy and principles to bring our govern
ment back 10 the constitution, our only
hope for the future" You are right. Send
on the subscribers by the hundreds. Let
the people read. Our friend r. sends. us
another club from Bellbuckle, for which
we thank him most kindly, while friend c.
at the same place speaks in high COM
mendation of the peoples paper, preferriDg
it TO all others. These are the rewards Of
our straightforward, consistent course in
journalism. Friend R. at Manchester still
forwards more, while our friend Fl. of Col
lege Grove, though away in the City of
Brother!y Love, still works for the peoples
paper, sending US Subscribers all along his
winding way. Friends O. of Tszewell, and
L. Of Michigan, both talk and act in the
right way. Friend W. of Millersburg
says the people are all right in his region,
fully sustaining the course pursued
by the peoples paper. Thank you.
Friends D., at Normandy; S, at Decatur
Nc, at Big Sandy; B at Cedar Hill, and
P. at Smithville, will all please accept
our hearty thanks for their generous
efforts to extend the circulation of the peo-
pies paper. Friend II. sends fine club
from Sneedville and promises US some
ten or twelve more soon. Such an effort
as he has made in our behalf, if made by
each and every one of our readers, would
soon swell our list to hundreds of thous-
ands Our friend D. at Gainsboro sends
also rousing club, promising TO do still
more, and so goes the tide. That sterling
K, of Kelley's Landing in sending US a
large club, says: "AIl the people wan t to
read your paper" So comes the news
from every point, and that is what may
be expected Of the people Just as soon as
the peoples paper is fully circnlat ed
among them.
We have omitted to mention many of
our best working friends whose favors have
been frequent and stiil continue, bu
We are truly thankful to all. We are daily
receiving just such crowding testimonials as
justify US in believing and saying that the
course of this journal meets the approba-
tion and should have the support of all |
who desire the restoration of our country
TO her wonted prosperity.
Commissioners Court.