The independent., 1903-05-28

for the single tax as set forth IN the
article by Speed Mosby.
Charles C. MCGOWAN, Youngstown,
O.: Speed the day when all papers
will publish Henry George numbers,
and / congratulate you on the good
work that you are doing.
J. S. Corbin, Gouverneur N. T.:
Find check for $3.50 enclosed, for
which send the Henry George Edition
to the list of $50 names enclosed.
G. J. Jackson, Nolanville, Tex:
have just looked over the Henry
George Edition and hastily send you
one dollar for 100 copies for distri-
button. 1t is so grand | wish every
body could read it and learn the rights
of man.
J.J. Points, Omaha: I congratulate
you on your Henry George Edition.
For other writer's on economics | have
respect; but for Henry George, a ven
Grafton unbounded. Other systems
command my assent, but the single
tax has, for twenty years, had all my
enthusiasm, Find herein order for
81 to help with expenses of edition
and send fifty copies in bulk to me
for distribution. Please allow me also
the privilege of criticising your "criti-
cisms'' when they appear. Uts go.
DE France.)
E. B. Lamb, Grundy Center, Ia:
The Henry George copy is very val
liable paper. The truths set forth in
it if exemplified by society would
revolutionize it and prepare the world
for Christ's reign on earth.
Laurie J. Quinby, Omaha: l believe
that all single takers feel about as |
do in regard to the fine tone OF the
Henry George Edition. It will prove
not only of much benefit to the single
tax cause, but it will reflect very cred
itably upon The Independent itself.
| am also very glad to know that you
intend to have a regular single tax
page. | believe it will do much to
force the next national convention OF
the peoples party (for mind you there
will be such a convention) to take
decided position upon this question
We have been ambiguous enough in
the past upon this question. We can
not fool the people of our faith with
platitudes upon the land question as
we have done in the past.
James BARLEY, Amsterdam, N. Y:
The Henry George Edition is dandy;
will surely awaken thought in every
direction and be productive of much
good. I hope, too, that it will prove a
boom for The Independent. That
Wakefield is a very thoughtful fell
low of evidently wide comprehension
and clear mind. Then his thoughts
flow like Iimpid stream-clear and
strong. Louis F. Posts and some of
the others are great. I'm sure you
have among those reserved some of
the very best articles received. (Mr.
Wakefield is an old-timer; ran The
Antimonopolist at Topeka twenty
years ago.-De France.)
Charles J. Finger, literary editor of
the Press, San Angelo, Tex: Accept
my congratulations upon the very fine
Henry George number which l read
last night.
Francis B. Liyesey, Sykesyille, Md:
have read your single taS issue of
May Ia. Go ahead and make Nebras-
ka single tax state at once. I see
you have many papers favoring it. AS
scholars, gentlemen and propaganda
lists, the takers are far ahead of the
socialists. Let's try state for each
of the reforms. Nothing could be
fairer than that
'Billy Radcliffe, S. t." Street
Talker for Ohio Single Tax league,
youngstown, O., orders $50 copies of
the Henry George Edition and says:
II am on the road and will put them
out in the crowds | talk to on the
street. Am selling medicine and song
books and make a single tax talk in
every town l visit" q
t A BIG SUCCESS.
.. The Independent of Lincoln asked
the leading single tax writer's and ad-
vocates all over the world to contri-