The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-11-05
,.,a,d Tribute to the Sentinel and the
4 sp''" Press Generally,
v,th Other Items Of Interest.
cAsc1L1A, Miss, Nov. 2, 1892.

pera Wa without that impress OF pol
|ney ssinc' stG c.I TIT rnarks 90 many Of ou,
a,s nsH'oit Il todsy, Il u the duty Of
nfnals .oa = ,n,,hiic man to try 10 mould
lefy sovJi ocninfion-not let it mould him
FlplM. a.,rT II riohtly. 10 hsve the courage
,,o 70, n.un nn.ounvictione. and then try to pre-.
ns H. I thnnchts and ideas tangibly
e. l,s l',ns,siliUentiy sniti before the public.
4he oeinmns Of the SENrlNEL
ls n that tn the editorial staff possess in
~ ,ru su derreA Nobody can scarcely
pnpH ~ q t6e columne OF your paper,
l.as0 .s ",t p sonn diScerning how you stand
a'uvrs .nv ouestion 81 the day. There is
eus eu;ering to public opinion. You
s"'u s,sa so,,nd ideas and the power Of log
'.,i, a,I eu enurasenting them to the people.
y u.raners are doing more than any
A. sr one thing for the advancement Of
y 'u0, noonle mi and | believe We owe our
s',sinr siop as a Nation today to the press.
= saS Says more newspapers than any
N ~. n@ nation on the globe in proportion
4 sns' Emulation; u and some distinguished
S s,ter has said. that: ''the enlighten-
.a't. .ant and political condition of a people
~ MI he largely determined by the sup
! ~ thew give to the press. !" think
sssrv m school teacher ought to impress
III ~h|s pupils the necessity of news
mar m reading-of, keeping posted on
M rtrsnt topics. And II an individual
III N; make the habit OF reading two or
Sree GOOD weekly newspapers thor
~shlv 1 he will not only keep well up
i III present issues, but get compre-
lsnsiye @ idea Of past events Of our own
nj and In q general way q good in
;eht into ancient history. The Demo-
sstic party owes It's present standing
l the press Of the country; for it Is q
1t which our Republicans have been
tued to admit, that the press Is on
y side Of Democracy. Go to New
Gork city. and you will find the World,
\ Herald, the Times, and the San ali
rhtipg the battles OF Democracy; and
It is In New York, so II is in nearly
Fery other leading city. And this is
ue Of the main reasons why the young
Eoters Of the land have enlisted under
be banner Of this great party. They
sve been educated, they know that
NJ thinking people are on the ship of
Democratic faith and .colors. Politics
iuothing but q matter Of business, and
think it the duty Of every good citizen
Eopost himself on 1t, and then take an
Etlve interest IN IT. II is just as nec-
sary Tor the growth OF American
IDEAS and customs, as the sun Is to the
nnhower, or the April shower to the
|qnnglng forth Of the tiny blade OF
ass The men placed IN office are
stalng but agents Of the people.
taeed there to transact the business OF
We people. AND every voter when ne
|res 70 cast his ballot, should think OF
|as asa merchant would, about to
'aploya book keeper, or a farmer
|sNut TO contract with an agent for his
am. | believe the American voter is
|@ng this, and that they are going to
slGe J g on the sth OF Nobember in favor
aoh usmootae,o 'sa.' .a stew"rus1p: Nn "nen %
y" rne ,ne" p os orgsnam, ~ Mc'elgh, Coo-
Y, Y, IoA, tha ~ Yea. \ warner ana otners ue.
H. h.t tho ,ho ,,o,. ". ~ ~ e.. Sou may hooW
snd w. '.o nnd ~ ~ - Iurial c; - ne"r =.
so,s s' ~h aito .Iaas .4ey ues.ee " ce VIII =.
NJ w., "ao ~. o''lcta.e ..n AZ p1rlornlng we
\, S' Soon, ,r'es' !, VI! oar'aaee' oeloiu
U0ou''
inc young gentlemen who have
aaaFge Of our school here are pushing
aslr work 4, with undaunted zeal and
sssssy. They have the largest school
~ We nave ever had here, and IT
nkes me hearts Of our citizens feel
Feaa N ana beatwith enthusiasm. This
ehool will be as a purified fountain in
A. habits and customs Of not only
Ky sse VINO come under Its charge, but
" Y eltlzens Of the surrounding country.
r " lrst term Of school work closes on
@ % u; and on that night the first
|Asas %sle :. Of 1Casciila High SCHOOL,
s' ~ p.ace. EVERYBODY invited
II Inc ffrst Medal Contest was In.
sasafated at the College building last
nuay night, under the management
Y member OF the School faculty. It
n quite Q success enjoyable as we'll
I,.as Instructive. During the interim be-
|aS y ius9... so@e splendid selections OF music