Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-03-13
A lACKSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
AIessrs. Editors:

We have just emerged from the
cold and icy embrace Of winter
with all its rigor into the first glo-
rious spring month, just as the sun
is crossing the equatorial line, in-
fusing new life with the song of
birds and the rich odor from the
sweet and fragrant flowers from
the wild woods or forests of this
beautiful southland with its crowd.
ing population Of the most hospit-
able people living beneath the
dome Of heaven,
With these beautiful surround
ings and happy and glorious con-
dltions it seems to me that this
would infuse new life in every gold
bug democrat in the South, and
cause him to lift his hat and shout
three cheers for Palmer and Buck,
David B, Hill, NJ. NJ. Allison and
James Price
You can hear the buzz Of mach
iuery and the whizzing of thous
ands of spindles in our southern
manufacturing departments, which
are filled to overlooking with child
cheap labor, and thank God that
under the high protection tariff
and the gold standard the owners
of these mills and factories are
having their millions yearly while
these children are being deprived
OF the opportunity Of securing an
education.
Under this system we are enabo
led to create kid glove society
| who will use their influence in
shaping our policies, and will be
the bone and sinew in turning the
democratic party back to the gold
standard and corporation rule,
where we can operate it with our
feet under a table writing articles
to a subsidized press,
If Uncle Joe will continue to adj
vocate his famous devices and
remedies, and preach the theory
that money, trusts, monopolies,
and combines are going to rule our
county l will refrain from an-
tagonizing him, for | believe he be4
} longs to the ring any way.
You see he is not in favor of free
speech, for he wanted me to hush
up. Now [ am opposed to free
speech, myself 1t might encour.
age the Filipinos to further resis-
, tance. Uncle Joe and l differ on
one thing; he wants all the voters
to vote as they please, and | want
them to vote for NJ, NJ. Allison for
circuit Judge. Write again, Uncle
Joe, l think | will have them all
I over with me before very long,
Now, there has been some com~
0 plant that | do not sign my name
to my articles. Now, | am, in the
a first p ace writing iE the interest of
democracy, and when you consider
the value of party or organiza.
ton, you will see that the individ-
uaI sinks into insignifccance. l
}. belong to that class of OF democrats
a who are striving to reorganize the
), party, and | am not striving to
= advertise myself but to reorgan-
i ize our grand old party.
Now, as | previously stated |
hail from the northeast. Ia reor-
ganizing this grand old party,
!. can't help from calling TO mind
If Sherman's famous march to the
D, sea in the year 1864
T There are incidents that have
l. taken place that are memorable to
J. thousands Of our old citizens.
S. Now. in our efforts to reorganize
r our grand Old party we desire to
h. have the same success that Sher4
le man had in his maTcn to the sea.
We should form ourselves into a
solid phalanx in Wall Street, head.
ed by David B. Hill aud begin oui
.c political marcn southwark, and
- melhInks now that we would ioir
-' the procession here in Tennessee
y making NJ NJ Alison, Adjutanr
General. aud if William Jrnning
on Bryan will discrd his ideas OF
government and submit to re or
AS gauization, we would give him
corporal's place IE the procession
and the 'Jacksouian Democrat
would hold mp ihr banner 70 tn
sport Of wind with this inscription