The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
FROM ONE WHO "BROI1E LOOSE"
FROM RONfANlSM.


ian and Watson's Magazine.
have been q reader of your SPLEEN
did periodicals fer about five years,
having all the tlme purchased them
from news st2Gl, but intend here
after to Subscribe direct.
| have long wished 10 write you
to thank you for the remarkable part
your writings have played in my lie;
they have opened up new channels
Of thodght and banished nnch CT
ny mental chaos and / thank you u
thousand fold For having terminated
the seeds of free thought Which have
opened my eyes to the true realism
Of the mOnstrous doctrines OF Eoman
Catholicism, Of which church | was
formerly member until I began
reading your splendid periodicals, and
as am also paroChial School prod
uct my change Of thought might be
GecmeE hit remarkable, particular
~ since | air young man of &c
yc,:lS and have not yet reached the
age Of matn-o thought: and if
yo1. intellect n&i arguments can con-
vince Il Cathorc Whose young brain
was mcblt:sf ip the uiSstic stage, and
who sti<fFF AfhGFed to Catholic
tCe chtH ~ l1til tie age oI 81. besides
being forCer t-naght Of Columbus,
t1Cn ! taal sure ;h<e yos can easily
convert 50 Prole $2>>.ts whose minds
have nescr bc2u psychological
tArr-gh fcGr of external punishment
for diS5eliat Of doctrines.
y: future letter [ shall relate
sore Interesting experiences of mine
y nh III F,Sr
ID writings cans.I ray change Of
thought, especially your arguments
on "Indu'gepcas. the Confessional
and ''NlSger Priests"
Since reading you periodicals I
cannIt help Ont admire the stands
you have taken on many of the great
problems Of the present day, and
your remarkable as we'll as forcefuI
arguments on the Race Question"
should endear You to the hearts of
every true Southerner; and we OF
the South should feel thankful that
we have among us one who can in
telligently give to the world the
South's side of the great question.
have just returned from New
York City where l witnessed the most
wonderful spectacle that [ have over
SEGA, viz that stupendOus film pro-
ductiOn, "Tbe Birth of q Nation"
Every t:lae SoUthenec should witncS3
this finn, as it is tho greatest vim
d'cator ~F the SOutG'G stand for State
rights that n2% ever been produced.
and is elaborated from Thomas
DiXon's works I purchased a ~
o. the descriptive book that is s0:,9
st the performance and am send
ing same TO You with my commit
MCntS (by separate enclOsure) to-
gether W!sh n~He:al clippings from
The2trf@a& 1ap~"s and newspapers to
give %cN an i'd "a OF what the pro-
ds1tfSER Ss.Fa RA deal with in the North
80 the Tgsy Of negro influence" but
TAG pred Sf'eTs won 0ut just the same.
[ aS%os lnSlrHsaa6 also & couple of in
tefeSJng clpprsS about the Leo
Frank play that was financial flZZle.
also clippings showing Catholic at
tempt at ccnsoring the theatres" and
some pictures from a moving pic
ture magazine showing how white
actors and actres9ea are Inundated
IN some OF the NolGA Arn owned com
panies (mosfly Jew-pwned) by being
forced to AGA with segroas and in
African or >ann1ha3 scenes these nc.
Groes roughly handle ana drag
around white actresses who are
forced to submit TO this Or hs fred,
an some moving picture directors are
cTaUks on local color" l also in
close clipping from a former the
atrical paper, The PLAYER. which is