I feel it my duty to express that in my estimation, which I take from a national and reasonable standpoint, Tom Watson is one of the greatest Americans living and his Magazine the best I ever read. I earnestly hope that some day not far distant, Tom Watson will be our Commander-in-Chief of our National Government. How any honest and patriotic man can oppose the principles advocated by Tom Watson, I cannot see. Tom Watson is a great man. Why? Because he is honest, brave, fearless and aggressive. Because he is standing for the rights of the great mass of people at large, leading them onward and upward from a Government of the privileged few to a Government of the unprivileged many. For the last fifty years our Government has been leading more and more toward anarchy. Tom Watson, may you live long to voice the principles of Jeffersonian Democracy! * * * * * _J. J. Hall, Hutchinson, Ark._ Tom, why don’t you knock that “intrinsic value” rot into a cocked hat? I think that policy is one of the greatest barriers to progress of the masses in studying finance. The sooner they learn that value does not exist in substance but in the mind, the better. This is the first and most important fact to be learned by the student of monetary science, and when once understood all the relative facts are easy. Take a shot at it, Tom. You can make it both instructive and readable. Yours for success. _Of course I like the Magazine._ * * * * * _Alfred French, Washington, D. C._ I look forward to the arrival of your Magazine every month with a great deal of interest. Other magazines I give away, but yours I do not care to part with. I shall speak for it, have spoken for it, and very likely shall continue to stand by it so long as you condemn the discrimination made by officials in favor of the bankers. I have said for years that the men who own the railroads and the bankers rule the country. * * * * * _L. R. Green, Spottsville, Ky._ I am proud of being one of the “old guard,” having marched without halting in the “middle of the road,” without ever lowering our colors or ever thinking of surrender. Am proud of our matchless leader, Tom Watson, and his Magazine, his two-edged sword. Friends of popular government, let’s give the Magazine a million subscribers and make its editor President in 1908! * * * * * _Arthur F. Mann, Brooklyn, N. Y._ The Magazine is O. K. The February number is strictly 100%. It would be cheap at 25 cents. Thank you for the sample copy received today. I’d already purchased mine of my news-dealer. However, I’ll see the sample copy is put into good hands and hope it will “work.” Mr. Watson, you are doing “_us plain Americans_” a world of good. Keep it up. May your life be spared to us for many years to come! * * * * * _F. F. Gordy, Richland, Ga._