The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
Letter from a Former Resident.
Continued from page one.)

tion. Aside from this, the ma who IS
nretending>to expose one side OF tnis
couc1s. Is q man of bad morals. All
who have heard him can testify to TINS
for his language on the stump is not be-
coming to a christian gentleman. ~
i y mar of questionable reputation.
NJ denies being a representative or
Mr. Vardaman and yet he never closes
. sncech until he makes q strong 2P-
Daal for Vardaman. 1t cannot be &C,
nnied fhat there were foul means useu
or Lo+h sides of the %"secret caucus.
THE whole thing should be condemned.
II was and is a disgrace to the state
~ which we live. let all OF the peo-
Mo mt aside .s~preiudice ard see the
rnastion As it really is. We can al
fo,5 IN +lc~ate such men as Bllbo ID
o,,r nl,bliS life. Put them aside, we
bave men more verify, better quail
end and who will not stand for rotten
&C IN ppblic life any more than MT.
Rlho claims he viii.
h discussion of this question nat
,raIlvI ads to the questlonot the Seh-
"tor;9l contest being waged IN the
etotn This is a question that should
;,'tores{ all. Of the three men IN the
n~aronairn I shall speak briefly. MIR.
To,denSaD. as Won all know, is an eX-
+ranesr. He has too little regard tol
a. ninions OF others; his words are
FOO ebarn and radical TO demand respec'
Nv his associates in the senate. MI
1-forIoman seems to forget that this L
aev Of conservatism. Our problems
toaaya are of such a nature as to &c
Ton3 conservative thought and ACTON
nc snch Er. Vardaman IS palnful!.
lacking. The should we e nm L
Tho ~enate? Some say yes. SEND MN
r. made us a good Governor, the.
eov he will make us a good Senator
Snch reasoning, however, is a logic
They forget there is a great Glt1ef
once between the two.placeS OF mono
and responsibility. Our Governor ca
he radical without so much hurt 70 Us
hat one in the u. S. Senate must nav
q cool head, a ~far-seeing intellect and
conservative policy if he accomplishe
much for us as q State, II the Natloni
Senate. | like Vardanan IN some re
snects and some OF his policies. but n
is not the man to put these policies II
to operation. He cant put some Q
them through the senate owing TO NJ
radical turn. Others he can pu
through from the fact that tn; is ~
tbe time TO begin the consummatloh {
his negro hobby for instance. Asld
from this Mr.. Nardaman's gubernator
al administration has some dark al
ugly things connected with 1t.
So much for Mr.. Vardaman. Sure
no one ear advocate Mr. Percy'S cauS'
Until the recent caucus Mr. feTcy ",
not known over the state. No, UNI
than he was a corporation laWye
working for his own interest ana tho
of the corporation. Now, as ne Sc
sonic political honors IN store Tor mn
he can deceive the people as an aoV'
cate Of their liberties. Mr.. FER
seems to be a selfish man, alWa
raaAy to advocate where and what w
be for his gain. =,
AS to whether Mr.. Percy bought l
way to the position he now occupies
cannot saw. But | am sure of the ia
hat he ought to know that there w
whiskev. gubernatorial patronage a
money used in his favor. SO We ca
not afford to honor such a man by ser
inc him TO the senate. To do
would he to sanction. the corruptlC
Do not let this mans appealing wore
hollow promises or cankered gold, IL
YOU so far from the realms of reas
and the path of duty to the state as
cast your ballot for him. To DO
would make the already dark stain
the state even more disgraceful.
Now | shall not hold Mr.. Alexano
up to you as a perfect man, but l
hold him as the best man OF the thr'
the greatest statesman IN the conte
Reason. record and experience be-
me out in the above statement. L
man is conservative, brilliant and unt
filed, he stands as the type of stat
men that have brought Il nation S;
thus far and that must guide US on
greater success and grander giorl
VCte.for HIM.
Now, If my opinions differ from tn
of some Of my friends | hope tn
shall be no harsh judgment. give
every man the right of self-decislon
Yours truly,
w w. TRUSSELL