The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-15

Won were a reDel, bhSA'
here Is tho first rebel have ever maze
out a nension claim for, and he LOOKS
l,re such g gentleman. I've good no,
ZION 10 send it up and get him one
The captain says he could have got
+or one as easy as falling off log, II
he had lust lied little. Newt Tumiln
+oId me a long time ago that the ohiy
NAV 70 get even with the republicans
was 20 grease 'em or jine EN- but II
was safer to do both. Il
But our people will forgive ready
he will apologize for the past and De-
have In the future. He has some good |
traits, which he inherited from his
mother, but his impulses and emotions
are not we'll balanced. His gun goes
off half cooked and he shoots with the
double wabbles. think he has about
let the Niger alone and so has the
north generally. We lynched one IN
Rome the other day and have never
seen any mention of it in their papers,
Our governor didn't even offe' a re-
ward nor has the circuit judge MADE
any fuss about It. reckon the towns
and cities will now sympathize with
the country people, for the crime IN
this case was committed In the very
center of the city, and so was the
lynching. and ,nobody-was disguised l
have been in favor of lynching ever
!, since they burned that negro In Dallas,
Tex, and am still. When they lynch
one they ought to pick out about a
dozen bad ones and whip them ana
make them leave the country. That's
the way they do in Texas. Every COM
} munity is in danger from mean, Idle
| negroes. Whose wife or daughter VIII
be the next victim?
II Teddy had been in Rome, wonder
; what he would have done. l believe
, he would have Joined the lynchers'
: Why not? He is killing them by the
e thousands in the Philippines for no
| crime except loving their country, Our
: so.called soldiers are putting them to
? torture of the most horrible kind, and
. burning their towns, and call it a wal
= for the honor of the flag. 1t makes
! the blood boil to read about 1t. They
/. learned all this from Sherman during
e our civil wer and have improved upol
i the lesson that he taught them, Bu
t | won't ruminate about it any longer
= 1t makes me heart sick to ponder upol
e the jniouities of this administration
n Those ten million negroes cost us y
G q head, and II has already cost us S2O
e head to subdue them, and we hay
d hardly begun. Let me go out and di
J. some in the garden.
e p. San old soldier, g. w. Ship, O
f. Water Valley, Miss, sends me HI
=; photo as he lies in bed, where he ha
a. been for twenty-five years, paralyze
i'd from wounds received at the battle
~ Franklin. He enlisted in company {
Y. First Mississippi infantry; was In tn
Of fight at Fort Donaldson and Fort Hut
/. son, and followed Hood from Atlant
d. TO Tennessee; was wounded at bait
IS. of Franklin and taken prisoner. +
IN has written a poem and dedicated 1t
d. his comrades. His home has an O
pit debt Of $500 hanging over it, and w
ri. be sold before long. How many of Il
1t veterans who are going to Dallas W
es- send him a dollar or half dollar
en- save his old home? He will send ea'
it, one his picture and a copy of his poe'
he B. A.
err P. ST. receive letters every mi
ng asking questions or wanting favors
some sort. l answer those that ha
gh stamps inclosed,-Bill ARP, in Allan
ibe Constitution,