Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-25
EDITOR MERCER AND OTHERS.


the grave.
Mr.. great man. according very best
ceptons of hospitality essential to greatness
then the great of history would be reduced oa very limited
list indeed. Mr. Turner imperfect many par
tcuars and your statement that perfect in
many particulars med and something more dis
creditabe than bad taste.-Fitzgerald Enterprise.
Editor Mercer of the Enterprise of those unfortunate
who the world by his conceptions
and worst of ALL mpues spite" and other unhoy motives to
does not fit his mental He has mlsunder
stood times and consequently msrepresend us to
Others that have ceased take of hruss the
above affords thought than personal vndca
ton, desire to use it as such.
Too many of the Georgia edos especially the weekly
papers, imagine that the world around their personalities
and their hobbies whatever others concerning
that personality that hobby conform the views of said
editor MORALLY offend him. that afterward the max
the observation anahema maranatha the editor whose
ideas have been antagonized
1T conceit Georgia editor should rise
above If another different than why should
his idea This is the position of pgmy and wholly beneath the
dignity of an editor who supposed be moulder of public
opinion.
Furthermore there cotereof these editors 1--WE de-
lighted the number diminishing who attack every other
editor in their Characteristic Casually personal ven)
who outside the pale of fixed opinion whether pot
social scientific. If he disagree with the the po
cal ring he is boter fool If he renovation in
society forthwith If dicovers new
scientific truth he impractical and unsafe and thus these con
sevve old maids wearing out their endeavorng
they occupy the only safe position they
thule, plus ultra of perfection
others adventures and splenetcs.
If do and spill with fusomness when their
heroes die he certainly had spite to vent If weakness
defect pointed out in order that others avoid they
acrege and begin find personal
for such malgnlty chance to have
bravery enough write his cool Judgment of man. naming
his bad and good traits alike something dscredabe
than bad TASTE"
1--WE should like where Editor Mercer learned his
good Certainly Scriptures though they say
David after Gods evil traits and
deeds place in his memoirs Shakespeare spared not
Cesar Victor Hugo the of the greatest hero
fiction with his petty hefts and Mercer the Wire
the arbter egantorum South Georgia journal
ISM the monitor of politics. brings for writing
what deemed conception of Hon Henry G. Turner
1--WE have spite against Henry G. Turner's memory Never
had against the man, have had occasion have
would expressed itself through our columns
punish people way there ever
difference treatment friends 1--WE never
had enemy know IT'D would be in favor of the
In order the good taste of friend Colony we
would that had thought Mr. Turner's greatness
beyond the reach should followed the
of friend Fitzgerald spilled pages
mortal gush about the departed satesman real imaginary
virtues
ing little knowledge of the English they use as vehicle
of their ponderous minds."-Waycross Journal.
Just as we were something on the same line orr
the following paragraph the Fitzgerald Enterprise
ndose and adopt it without reservation: Editor John
Geers editorial the death of H G. Turner unfortunate
Better have said anything john than discover your
neghbors relentless spite that extends beyond
great according the very
ton of greatness If hospitality essential greatness then
great history reduced limited list
deed Mr. Turner imperfect many PARTICULARS
and statement that he not perfect many
culars" imed something dscreditabe
than bad taste Cecilia Dispatch
Editor Hanons endorsement of what wrote
of the necessity of answering Editor Greer However,
the editors of the Enterprise and of the Dispatch wrong
crsng Waycross neighbour who is only good
per man, me of very best personal friends.