Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-05-26
THE LEADER.
Appreciative Words from It's Friend. In
Various Quarters.

Various Quarters.
r. s. Newman, Veto, Miss: Il con-
graduate you on the improved appear
ance of the LEADER since its removal
to jackson. II is an excellent paper.
One of the best in the State"
Mrs. r. NJ. Leavcll, Oxford, Miss:
"We are highly pleased with the LEAD
Err. The good people of Mississippi
ought to stand by you in your noble
work for temperance"
Mrs. Ellen f. Hebron: II don't see
how Prohibitionists who are settled at
home can afford to be without your
very able paper"
j. ID. Hollingsworth, Midway, Miss,
sends club of six new subscribers
with these words II am glad to see
you stand for principle, which is the
only hope that we can have for the fu-
ture of this government. Stand firm!
/ will do more for the LEADER if can"
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am well pleased with the tone of the
LEADER and hope you will continue
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masses against the classes. Please
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A GOOD TONIC.
G. w. Smith, Columbus: II would
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bitionists, and especially to those who
are weak and need tonic"
Mr.. A. t. Longino, of Grange, Law
renee county, in sending his subscrip-
ton to the LEADER says: Continue to
send the paper. can't afford to be
without it. l hope you may continue to
expose wrong in high and low places
until our country shall be in better
condition. Hurrah for Reform!'
". j. Stamps, Brookhaven: II must
say your paper is the best and cheapest
in the State"
SUBSTANTIAL APPRECIATION.
Bro. S. F. Wiltshire, of Gallman,
Miss, sends us club OF 13 new sub
scribers with the money and adds: ~
believe the LEADER is the best paper
published in our State, and about the
only one that has the moral courage
and backbone to advocate reform prin-
ciples, and believe it will be patron
lied as never before, and trust that the
boys all over the State will go to work
for it, and | believe as soon as it is gen
orally known they will"
A DEMOCRATIC EDITORS OPINION.
THE MISSISSIPPI LEADER occupies a
unique and interesting position in Mis-
sissippi journalism. l have read it
with closest scrutiny from it's initial
number to the present date, and it de-
lights me to say that have found it to
be journal conscientiously and con-
sistently holding patriotism superior
to party and the public veal above
political pelf. AS such it seems to me
that it commends itself with peculiar
and powerful earnestness to the sup
port of every lover of, his State.
1.-THE clanking chains of party servi-
tude discarded, it is evidently laboring
zealously, and as only an independent
journal can, to enlighten public senti-
ment, awaken public thought and
arouse public action to the end that
the State and nation may be saved
from the twin evils of plutocracy and
the saloon. He must needs be willful-
ly blind who does not recognize that
serious dangers threaten the govern
ment and great disaster we'll nigh i'm
ponds. To avert them, that patriotism
which holds truth and freedom and the
return of the government to the prin-
ciples of pristine political purity as
paramount to party success, must again
seize the rudder of the ship of State.
Il recognize the LEADER as being
honest, able and fearless-more could
not be said; and if its support be COM
mensurate with it's merit, it will surely
achieve success as splendid as de-
served; and in future years it's editor
be acclaimed Mississippi's pioneer in
the work of moral and political reform
upon which the honor, the prosperity
and glory of our common country so
certainly depend"
The above are samples of the en-
dorsements the LEADER is receiving
from every quarter of the State. The
editor is always thankful to friends for
appreciative words. They encourage
and inspire with new energy and zeal,
when these are sometimes tagging.
The only right the LEADER has to
live is for the public good it can do.
On that ground we ask the patronage
and moral support of all good citizens
of the State.
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