Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-31
EXTRACTS FROM OUR BUSINESS
CORRESPONDING
What the People Say About the
ssPeOpIe,s Paper,

What the People SnY About the
ssPeopIe's PaPer.''
Our friend D., at Bagdad, in sending US
a fine club of subs. says: ''We cannot
and will not Go without the Peoples Pa
per. We expect to read it as ong as we
can raise the two dollars to pay for it.
We find it true to sound principles at all
times, and all opposed to Radicals and all
true Democrats should read it. The Peo-
pies Paper contains more good reading
matter for the money than any other pa
per published in the country. Let us
keep the fires burning and make it oven
warm against the great baking in 1872,
as we are working for great Democrat
ic victory then. Let's ask every one who
can read a paper to subscribe at once,
and be prepared for the great struggle of
1872. l will vouch for it that the UNION
AND AMERICAN will be found advocating
the right doctrine from Alpha to Omega.
There will be another large club raised in
this neighborhood soon for your paper,
as there are many who are anxious to read
it as soon as money gets plentier than just
now. Hoping that money will be more
plentiful in this section, and the Peoples
Paper be read everywhere, l am, etc.
We like 10 get the views of our friends
touching how our efforts are appreciated
throughout the country, and we hope
others will work right along in their beats
getting us up the sic subscribers
apiece" to make the 102, 900 this year.
Our friend Heap, at st. Mary's, Ohio,
has a heap of good judgment, when he
says: "When reached home in Novem-
Der l found you still sending the peoples
paper, and my folks are so well pleased
with it send you IS, (Which will pay
for two years and half for the NAM
moth weekly which shall consider equal
to any life insurance policy"
We hope his neighbors will follow his
example. His old acquaintance at Mt
Pleasant are all wen and will be pleased
to see he is reading the right kind of a
paper.
From our friend W., at Spencer, Van
Buren, county, sending us club of six
subs, we are always glad to hear. He is
a true working reader of the Peoples
Paper. We hope his course, and his ap-
probation of 'the best paper in the
South" will induce thousands of others
to do as he is doing. Let each enc 'get
sic more and the fO2, 900 will be reached
this year"
Our life long friend, Esq. Montague,
of Wayne county, in renewing his sub
scription, says: 81 have been taking four
papers, but your paper, on the whole,
suits me better than any other political
paper" Thank you, kind friend, we
hope you will continue to read and sp-
preciate the paper of your choice; and
that your example as one of the Oldest
citizens of Tennessee will be followed by
old and young.
Our valued friend W., writing to sub
scribe, at Gsllstin, says: 81 have tried TO
get up club, but all l tried are taking
the peoples paper, so l thought l would
not be behind the balance. intend still
to try to get more subscribers before my
time expires" You are right, sir, nearly
all are taking who love the best of papers.
Let each one get sic more.
Friend H., at Bellwood, Wilson county,
says: "My time is not out till in April,
but l renew my subscription now, as
can't do without the Peoples Paper.
would send you some new names, but
| am glad to tell you that all the newspaper
readers about here are taking the UNION
AND AMERICAN, and they are not a teaO. y
We are glad to hear good news from oul
friends, and we hope they will all still
work, each one sending six more till We
reach 102, 900 this year.
Our friend NJ, at Netherland, says;
Enclosed you will find the cash to re
new. 1t is just what you recommended
it to be, so l will continue to take thu
Peoples Paper" Ali our readers realize
in it more than we promise, and many o.
them declare the agricultural articles il
one number alone are worth the year.
subscription. Each send six more sub
scribers.
From our friend ]. B. w. at HOLE
mans, Ala, we learn: 81 have felt los
without your paper, SO l send you thu
money, and will try to be more prompt il
future if you will excuse me this time
Things are getting all right in our county
as we have Democratic Superintendent
Crops look fine, and the paper some cal
the Peoples is sought after by nearly
all"
And our old friend H. a. Brownsville
says: Il send you one more on my lis
of six to make up the 102, 900 this year
and l am trying to increase your list here
which think l shall be able to do, as al
our citizens are highly pleased with tn
UNION AND AMERICAN, and say it is tn
best and most reliable paper published i
the country; and nothing but the extrem
scarcity of money prevents many NOR
taking it now"
Liberty can boast of friend c., VIII
writes US: 81 am fearful you will stor
my paper, and it has became an indispen
sable household article in my little family
and many others here take the same vie1
of the Peoples Paper" Thus we &c
news from our hosts of friends from a.
points, all showing due appreciation o
the labor and heavy expenses incurred i
making "tbe best paper in the South"
Friend K, of Cenyersville, sends US
club of u, making double his six to ru
up the list to 1O2, 900 this year, giving u
| words of cheer and encouragement
Never in the history of Tennessee news
papers before, do we believe the peopl
have been more fully agreed upon tn
merits of live journal; and at no tim
/ has any other paper increased its circuls
ton and influence so rapidly, as has th
f Peoples Paper in the last few months
Let the good work go ahead till our lii
| is numbered by the hundreds of thousand
| | Let each one send in SiE lelO ones.