The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-19
PATRIOTIC SENTIMENT.

| In this week s Issue OF the COM
moner Mr.. Bryan discusses the
attempted assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley. He says, in part:
The nation bows in sorrow and
humiliation; in sorrow because it's
chief executive, it's official head,
is passing through the valley of
the shadow of death-in humili-
alton because the president of the
republic has fallen victim to the
cruel, cowardly methods employed
IN monarchies, where helpless,
hopeless subjects sometimes meet
arbitrary power with violence.
There is no place for anarchy in
the United States; there is no
home here for those who commit,
counsel or condone murder, no
matter what political excuses may
be urged IN its defense. The line
between peaceful agitation and
violence is clear and distinct. We
have freedom of speech and free
dom of the press in this country,
aud they are essential to the
maintenance of our liberties.
Free governments may be over
thrown hut they cannot be formed,
by those who violate the COM
mandment "Thou shalt not kill -
Anarchy can neither be excused
nor tolerated here. The man who
proposes to right public wrong by
taking the life of human being
makes himself an outlaw.
The punishment administered
to the would-be assassin and his
co-conspirators, if he has any
such, should be as will warn all IN
clined to anarchy that while this
is an asylum for those who love
liberty, it is an inhospitable place
for those who raise their hands
against all forms of government.
erty
l End. To build or repair court houses
and jails, bridges and ferries and other
| public Improvements, eight cents or
! every ne-hundred dollars worth of tax
able property.
| 3rd 70 pay sheriffs', iailers' or Other
officers fees that may be legally entitled
| to, seven cents on every one-hundTeC
dollars worth of taxable property
/ 4th. To pay CorOneI's fees, expenses OF
lunatics, etc., one cent on every one
| hundred dollars worth of taxable prop
| erty.
Il '5th. To pay the expenses OF the county
for bailiffs at court, nonresident wit
nesses in criminal cases, fuel, janitoI
hiIe, stationery and the like, two cents
on every one hundred dollars worth oi
property
9th. To pay jurors a per diem com
pensation, five cents on every one hun
dred dollars worth of property.
It'll. To pay expenses incurred in sup
\ porting the poor of The county; and as
otherwise prescribed bY the Code. foul
NiCkajack.
Mr.. Aiken, of Atlanta delivered his
third lecture on the Holy Land at the
chapel on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mcintyre, of
Dallas, Texas, but who spent the sum-
mer at Hale Springs, Tenn, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Daniel on
Sunday and Monday. They were once
worthy and highly esteemed citizens of
this county. Mr.. Mcintyre being one
OF the original stockholders in Concord
Factory. While enjoying the compan-
ionship of relatives and old friends. he
is especially engaged in hunting up the
surviving members of company A, 9th
battalion of artillery, in which COM
pany he held the rank of lieutenant,
and he extends to each former member
OF that company, as his guest, a person.
al and pressing invitation to attend the
Dallas reunion next year. He proposes
to make his home in that city the head
quarters OF all belonging to company A
and will bear all the expense of their
entertainment while the reunion lasts.
To accommodate his expected guests
he proposes to convert his large front
yard in that city into a military canp
with tents to house all that will come
and with cot for each guest to sleep
on and all other accessories of CONT rt
without stint. Mr.. Mcintyre is one of
the substantial men OF the grandest
state in the union, and is amply able to
carry out his benefcent enterprise
without in the least straining his purse,
and his hospitality, while the broadcast
we have ever yet heard Of either north
or south, is offered with the hope that
it will be accepted, Only from Texas
could such royal welcome come from
a private citizen, and old company A
boys should be on hand to man. Ii is
the opportunity OF lifetime. Kon.