The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-06
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FOR MEN.
Hon. T. U. Sisson Asks
Reelection.

BY reference to another column, i
will be observed that the Sentinel i:
authorized to announce Hon. T. u.
Sisson of Montgomery county as q an
didate for reelection to Congress from
this district.
| The political fates have so planned
political con tests in the past that the
writer of this article has never sought
to aid Mr.. Sisson in his aspirations in a
Democratic primary, hence, what is
penned here can n0i he said to come
from a partisan.
Really, in the present co test, Mr..
Sisson needs no defense nor does the
writer believe it necessary for him to
wage vigorous campaign. However,
ne will no doubt be heard on the hus-
tings and will gladly go before his con-
stituents and give an account of wha
he has tried to do.
Had the writer's desires two years ago
obtained, someone else would now be
filling the place occupied by him, nev-
ertheless, the one who indites these
lines has always endeavored to recog-
nize ability and merit and has aimed to
pay proper reward for faithful and
conscientious discharge of duty. Any
body is entitled to receive that much.
That Mr.. Sisson is man of far more
than ordinary ability no fair-minded il
dlvIdual would attempt to controvert. /!
That he is vigorous and aggressive is !
recognized. The records |
show that he has been untiring in his
efforts in Congress to advance the int
erests of the people of his district, and
notwithstanding the Democrats have
been in the minority, he has been able
to bring important matters to the at
tentlon OF the membership, and, at
present it would appear that favorable
action is sure to be had on several
measures pushed by Mr.. Sisson.
With regard to matters of especial
interest to the people of this county,
lie has been unusually active. The bill
introduced by him for postoffice bull ID l
ng for Grenada is one of great import
nee not only to Grenada but to the
ntlre county. Circumstances give as
urance of the ultimate passage of the Y
ill. t
Mr.. Sisson has pressed upon the at 1
ention Of his fellow congressman, the
leaning out of the Yalebusha river,
nd it appears he viii succeed in get
ng an appropriation TO that end. t
II he does it means the expenditure d
SOC, ZOO or $500 of Uncle Sans :,
loney in this county, and better still: 81
means that the farmer, the working 81
an, the merchant and every other cit rt
en- IN the county can buy -four, coal,
and every other thing cheap
and that the farmers will get more
n their cotton. All this because
renada and Grenada county will get
leaper freight rates.
the Sentinel bespeaks for Mr.. Sisson
at consideration at the hands of the
tiers of the district that is expected
come from fair-minded people.
II things considered, it is patent to1
e thinking mind that a man is betterl
alified for service, after two years
perience, than before.
While there has been some discussion
some opposition to his reelection,
t viewed at this distance, it, wouldi
pear probable that it will not crystal
into more than mere speck on the
litical horizon.
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Bring your lawn mowers tn us for re-
irs-we know how.
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I'd to buy. Planters Hardware Co.
s0me folks find out how far doll