Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24
THE GREAT NEWSPAPER.
1t is Read by Nearly Everybody.
Extracts from business C0rrsspOn-
- consolidation People say About
the Peoples Paper. -TE-r

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s., at bennington, Tenn, saJ s sCorn crops
better than they have been FOR fifteen
years. Though not considered LoiI
enough to be p. NJ, I can fully appreci-
ate the value of my old friend, the UNION
AND AMERICAN. Why can we not have the
subscribers as in days Of yore? Simply for
iack OF mail facilities. We shall be glad to
near rom you oftener, and each time more
and more Subscribers ~ Il
Friend L., at Bagdad, has not forgotten
10 exert himself for the peoples paper.
ana we Wish him success equal to what he
cOncelVes TO be the merits of his tavorite
paper. He Is right when he thinks our
course designed and calculated to cement
the people together more closely, rather
than to split party friends asunder.
We acknowledge the favors of friends
s. Il S., at University place, and R., at Mt.
Pleasant You are right In your opinisn
of the peoples paper-it viii never beat ND
for ''third party" and then beat down all
who oppose it. We rejoice at the eViden-
ces Of approval from all points, crowding
in daily. ---
From our valued friend r. at Shiloh,
we have received favor with the pledge of
another hnS club very soon. That'stbe
way We like to see al our friends working
r
for the spread of the peoples paper.
Friend ID at County Line, says he wants
to read the peoples paper and his neigh
bors are all eager to do likewise. We Just
add: -
The more that come with free good viii.
VIII make the Peoples" better still.
We are glad to hear from our friends B.
at Lynchburg, @. at Oarbondale, H. at
Hurts X Roads, D. at Normandy, a. at
Franklin, L. at McMinnville, al of whom
show they are not idle spectators of the
contest being waged between the friends of
principle and the would-be polite friends
of mo party, or third party.
Our energetic co-laborer, S. at Gardner,
after sending US some rousing clubs, says:
Here's your money for more subscribers
to the peoples paper If all our friends
would put forth such efforts as he, our sub
scription would be trebled each month.
We are glad to hear every day or two
from our indefatigable friend, H. at Cor
nersUlle, Who is doing yeoman service for
the peoples paper in old Giles. We can
not too highly appreciate such friends, and
we assure him our efforts shall be redoubled
to repay his fifteen and twenty per week.
We are glad to hear again from friend
A at Mouth of Wolf shall see that tie
people frown down all effects made BIZ de
signing wiTe-workers 10 wire themselves
into a third party move. The people are
willing to go ahead as they are now
organized
After silence Of several days we are
pleased to hear once more from our friend
w at Belfast. We hear from others the
same good words of cheer sent by him to
the peoples paper.
Several friends at Columbia, Spring Hill
and Franklin have many thanks for kindly
interest and aid We fully appreciate their
sppoval of our journalistic course, assuring
them that we have determined to spare
neither expense nor labor to make a paper
Of which fennesseeans may feel Justly
proud. .cI}0
Our cosmopolitan friend at Trenton,
for club of some dozen, has our hearty
thanks. He assures US that the opposition
to the peoples paper there is giving way
and the people are with us in our deter
mlnation to whip out Radicalism.
From Dyersburg our friend A. S sends
us club Of some thirty at that and ada
cent offices. We are glad Our friends in
West Tennessee are now realizing that The
peoples paper Is the best paper ever p1b-
lished in the State for all classes 1t suits
everybody that is in unison with the best
interests Of our citizens
Friend A.. at Pinewood, s1ys he cannot
live without the peoples paper, as sit is
the al lest paper published in the State--it
is no penny royal sheet That's lust what
they say everywhere, except where SHE
shoe pinches.' Friend S at Bristol, is at
his old tricks again. Well, send them
along-we don't care how many. We got
4 l. w
Chrstiana, for which we tender many
thanks. He never tires working for the
peoples paper.
Friend W, at Bethel, sends US another
handsome favor, and we hope he still works
ior the peoples" while friend P, at
Peachers Mills, assures US of hearty ap-
proval and highest appreciation for the
peoples paper.
Humboldt is not behind other important
points m West Tennessee in seeking after
insight into the peoples paper, in forward
ing through friend S. club of ten, show
ing that while we work the people will
read. They discountenance all disorpan-
izers. The people know what's what, and
hats where ''the shoe pinches.'
Friend c., OF Paris, sends us a fair start
or larger club, and we hope to hear soon
again; while friend Mat Gardner has spe-
nal attention, and friend B, at MOores-
nile, has run his club up to point where
We are glad to acknowledge our obligations.
de is night and so is the peoples
Our old friend T., at Gillam's, will do
o trust. He has read the UNION AND
AMERICAN for twenty years, and says that
is the best paper ever made in Tennes-
ee, and that's where the shoe piuches.
lie is on as life member.
Friends H., at Chattanooga, and F., at
)larksyille, are doing good service for the
peoples, and We are glad to hear so
ften; while friend Y, at Lafayette, sends
Is also goodly club, with assurances Ike
lundreds of others. Our friends A, at
Antioch, and F., at Pulaski, have hearty
hanks for efforts for the peoples paper.
Our old and valued friend H at Cross
and, KY, for thirty-hve years reader Of
'ur paper, shows his high appreciation of
{ by manly efforts to extend its circuIa-
ion, assuring us the people are with our
curse.
We give the facts to show how the peo-
'le feel and what they say and do all over
he State. We have never before had such
assurances from all points,
nd the peoples" say ''that's where the
hoe pinches.' More anon.