The Grenada sentinel., 1906-07-14
ENDORSES HON. W. 5. HILL
Democratic Executive Committee Net in
Winona and Set Dates for Primary.

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of the fourth congressional district
met in the town of Winona, Mont.
gomery county, Mississippi, pursuant
to the call Of the chairman, and in ac-
cOrdance with law, when and where
there was present more than a Suffi-
cient number of counties represented
to constitute majority of the repre-
sentative vote Of this congressional
executive committee as required by
law, when and where the following
business was transacted.
Resolved 1St: That August Goth,
1906, be and the same is hereby fixed
by this executive committee as the
day and date for holding the demo-
cratic primary election in this, the
fourth congressional district for the
nomination of democratic congress-
man from this district.
Resolved 2nd: That September
10th be, and the same is hereby fixed
as the date for holding the second
democratic primary election in the
event the nomination is not made ac-
cOrding to law in the first primary.
Resolved Sd: That it is ordered by
this executive committee that none
but white democrats, who are quail
fled electors according to law, and
will pledge themselves to support the
nominee of the primary elections to
be held on the above dates, shall be
permitted to vote in either of said
primaries.
Resolved 4th: That this committee
shall meet on August 9th. 1906, for
the purpose of declaring the nominee
of the democratic party Of this district
for congress in the event there is but
one candidate, and for the purpose of
calling off the primary elections or
dere6 by this cOmmittc.
Resolved 9th: That this committee
endorses the course and con-
duct Of her worthy and efficient con-
gresham, the Hon. w. S. Hull and it
is with great qualification that we
call the attention of our fellow citi-
zenS OF this district to his very ef1i-
cient services rendered by him to his
people. He has ever been faithful to
his every trust, both public and pri-
vate, and this district is exceedingly
fortunate in being SO ably represented
in congress. AS a test Of his eff
ticiency and painStaking in looking
after the interest of his district, it is
only necessary to say for him, that he
has secured the establishment Oe about |
100 rural free deliviry routes for the !
people of this dirtrict.
AS a democrat. he is an apostle of |
Jefferson, and believes in ev-
cry officer performing every duty de- |
vOlving upon him without fear, favor |
)r affection. Mr.. Hill, In every sense |
Of the word, measures up to this STAN |
lard, for he is a scholar of ripe expe- |
rience, has a mind fair and impartial
n weighing all questions and reaching
correct conclusions, has pleasing ad-
lreSS and endearS himself to all who
;ome in contact with him, and these
md other qualities OF mind and heart
ire 50 mixed in him that he has as
much influence with his fellows in
as any representative in the
Union, and for these and other like
eaSOnS we deem him above all others
worthy to be his own successor.
Resolved 7th: That copy Of these
and resolutions be furn-
shed the newspapers Of this district
nd that they be requested to publish
anne.
G. ". WILLIAMS, T. L. SIssON,
Secretary. Chairman.