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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30

dos los mexicanos. de que la re-
voluci6n termine. pero iustO es
tambi6n. que. va que en- realidad,
el movimiento revolucionario es
general. oil Gobierno mismo pro-
mueva la paZ. otorgandO al pue--
bio sus derechos que con anRia re-
clama. v Ia prensa en- general, no
ocultando In verdad de los suee--
sos. sino dando al movimiento la
imDortancia que realnente tiene,
seria Qriza una palanca poderosa
para hacer comprender & ESQ mis-
mo GObiernO. que >es va tempo
de que entire en- negociacioneg pa
cificas con el pueblo de Quien
debe ser servidor v no amo.
El anciano Presidente de Me-
xico SO cubriria de Ia mavor Rlo-
rio. si obrando dentro de los li1ni-
tes dc La iusticia mas extricta v
dc la raz6n. probase 6 retirarse
del alto puesto que, ocupa. en al
clIal alguna vez 10 coloc6 La volun
tad d. s1ls compatriotas.Q' ahora
comprenden que su ancianidad 10
hace in1Lil para cargo que de-
nlanda tremendas cnergfas. v de-
sean verlo en- 81 retro " tranquil
lidad de su .hogar. para poder res
petarlo hasta los Iltimos momen-
tos do su vida como h&roe. como
0obcrnante v como ciuda<ianO hon
RADIO " verdaderamente digno de
la confianza Que ne ka depositado
durante largos amos en- su perso-
ma. "
DIEROH ARMAS ar. wNzEHsYnn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30

Don Francisco I. Madero. pa
'dre del cabeciila del mismo nom-
bro su hiio don Gustavo. llega-
roa & San Antonio Ell marteS y
deSRaran que dentro de breves
dies SO efectuar4n successes nota--
.sblss en- el regimen guberna&ivo de
Msxico. amen de los recientes cam
biss que tanto estan atravendo la
exUectaci6n pIblica desde hace
vaPios dias.
Hn opinion de los Sres. Madero.
!" ,Nng do Mexico Sc restablecera
det1A~o 80 diez dias & & 10 sumo,
dens; d. tm mes. Inf6rmase que
CT Presiden;, Diaz. Ell su mensaie
diriGido al Con&reso. que inaugu-
rar6 sus sesiones el dfa 10. del
Tr6ximo Abril. insistira en- que Sc
coneluvan negociaciones do paz.
I4a raz6n porau6 los Sres. Made
no sc atreven & deeir con tanta Sc
Glridad que Ia paz QuedarA. com.
pletamente restabiecida dentro de
Sasa brave tienpo.no 80 ha Negado
4 Cie9c1brjr. nero 10 cierto es que
eli0s deben basar su aaerto. On, eau
,sas baBtanta DodArosas v gtlfieien.
SS1aente capaees do traducirse en-
tan notable " maGnifico efecto,
cTal es ell do Ia restauNaci6n de La
Da2 de una naci6n encarrilada va
aobre Ia senda de La civilization
y del progreso.
La historic dc estas negociacio-
Iaas de Daz so remonta & solo una
segagna 6 poco mas. dcsde que ell
Sr. Lmantour. en- su paso por
New York. efeetu6 una conferen-
cia con el padre del llamado Pre-
sidante Provisional. cuya confe--
repcia y los yerdadoeros fines de
ella. negaron los despachos de Ia
Draxifsa.
Las demandas dc los insurrec .-
' tos son: Reiteraci6n legal de la
clausula reeleccionista de La cons
tiEuci6n. Ia cual prohibe que ell
'Presidente perdurc mas de un ter.
mlno en- el cargo.
Resignation Immediate del Vice
Presidente Corral.
Cue sean depuestos los Gober
nadOres de los Estados. Que sin
embargo de ser detestados =, por
81 Dueblo. han gido nombrados ex
Dresamente por La voluntad de
Dfag. ..'
Cue SO estableZca Ia lev general
do edncaci6n 4 costa del Estado.
ospecialmente para los caanpeginos
wDoonaie.
Cue Diaz forme primerarnente
rln Habinete cue sea aeeptable al
pueblo v de1tro de POGO tempo
se retire de 10 Presidencia.
Elecciones libres. verdaderame,1
to Dopulares v administration Inn
parciAl do Ia Constitution.
Tales aon. entire otras. las exi..
6tai1oias fnndamentales que los Ne.
voIucionarios estabiecan para ane
las reg0oiaeionog do paz se tomen
On eonsideraci6nJ pr0babilidadef
t&1 SIpFgAEB ~ uA tL8lLs AHCAlAlMU4 TIC
ron va diseutidas con las natura.
los reaervas diplomktieas. repre-.
aantado ell partido revolucionariO,
Francisco Madero. padre del Ca
beeiiia V bu hiiO Gustavo. v el
carActer de las eonferencias pare
CO aaegurar de una nfanera posi-.
tiva la paz Droxima.
paseee tambign IN hecho pro.
babIe, ell de que. nj abrir gus ae-
stones ei pr6xino C0ngFeso. estu-
diara v detertninafa la ab6iici6m
do Ia Ofieina do La Vieanresiden-
eia, eliminAndo de osta l1an0ra,
& don Ramon Corral, del campo
aa la politiea de Mexico.
n5 Sir. AfAdogo. Epadre) ha axe
aarado s m reporter del San
Antonio Light. Que su yenida &
Sea Antonio obedeco + llegOoia--
elOslea de pag, II I'll doolafar aue
hay prnhabllIssasKss dis ous la paz
ss 1lssaa deatfp De dIes dis,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30
NueVa faZ de los suce-
sos revolucio ionarios.


Sas enrauxiio de Tlaltenango; pc
70 Shabiendo tenido de clio noti4-
cia oportuna los revoltosos. mar
charon a su encuentro v Dresen-
tandoles combate en- mitad del
ctsI1ino. loRraron rechazar los re-
fucrzos. evitando que prestasen
atlxilio & los asediados.
Los rebeldes. al apodeEa1Se de
Tlaltensngo. tomaFen, irl1nediata-.
monte los fondos existentes en- Id
Rocaudaci6n de Rentas v en- Ia
Administration dc Correos. v de
uua Agencia Bancaria Naciopal,
tomaron veinte mil pesos. Ascgi-
rase asi mismo. que aprehendieron
al Jefe Politico. & anien. seg1n
parece. pretendian fusilar. qniza
on represalla de las iltimas deter
nlinaciones del Gobiern9 que han
disDuesto la suspension de las ga
rartias individuales.
Ata0aron Ell Teul.
Tambien en- Teul SC levantal on
en- armas- habiendose apoderado
de la ciudad. DcHle luego nom
braron Presidente Municipal nj
Sr. Manuel Arcllano. uuien duran
'c el tempo de las elecciones. de-
semDeh6 EN- Ok pueblo las funcio.
nes del Presidente del Club Anti
recleccionista.
Han tornado otros pueblos.
Parece que los rebeldes han
seguido igaal urocedimiento, mos
tvaado suma actiydad. v apotie.
Eistaos do asnchps atros Eseone4.
dos p1sblos. tales como TEUachus
|c0. Monte Escobedo. Villanueva.
villa del Refuaio. Jalana y otras.
Avanzan sobrs OolotIan.
Aiiado el colega. que dc Tlal--
tenango SO retiraron POGO des--
pu&s. no pudiendo precisarse ell
derrotero que llcven. pero segdn
Las aparieneias, sc diriien & CO.
lotlan. cuya plaza esta bien pre-
venida para oponeries tenaz re-
sistencia.
De las anteriorcs noticias, que
extraetamos do un 6rgano &c.
rio do La prensa mexicana. uue
no adula nj da contra al G0bier-
no. SO deducc que. no obstanto Sl
dccir de los peri6dicos sin digni-
dad v sin coneiencia. cue solo sa-
ben humitarse delante dc los po-
derosos. la revoluci6n ha cundido
de una manera terrible. v en- rea-
lidad no aabemos Dor AGA nj Ia
mitad do srls verdaderos ayances
en- virtud dc Las InIchas precau--
clones que SO toman. " do quo esa
misma prerlsa. teInerosa dc incur.
rir ON 81 desagrado del Gobierno,
solo nos aurninistra notieias crr6.
meas 3 aduiteradas. tales como la
del retro de Pascual Orozco dc
las filas Gle 10 revoluci6n. 0tras
por el estilo. que bien pronto So
ven vergonzosamente desmentiaas
Muv plausible es 81 deseo de TO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30
Tel6fono, 1889

ciar con los insurrectos deGlAr6. a
gun informan clos. que alRunns
dc Las damandas de los ins,lr1eu-
tes tenian fundados motives. por
cuya causa los revOlucienarios lO
Green amigo do ellos en- cier-
TO modo. v Green que todO 10 Que
el intcnte hacer sera diriRido &
Drocurar el restablecimienGo lie
le nag q Ia mayer brevedad posi-.
bic. 49,. - -
Sabese sin embargo. aue LiSnan-
tour no simpaEiza con la damAn-
da deSaue 81 Presidente Dfaz de-
ba abandonax la Presidencia de In
RepIblica, nj con La condiGi6n )ae
los rebeldes. de que todas las nero
ciacioues dc paz SO hagan sin 0sae
los rebeldes deponSan lA.s arnas.
FL Sr. Garaa v otro de los GAirec-
torres de Ia insurrecci6n ouinan a.
no psrece muv probable lun asrgni.
no cercano de La contienda civil
cue so ha iniciado en- Mexico.
Cosas dea CasiGuisno.
"La Libertad". peri6dico de Gua.
dalalara. Mexico. trae en- uno He
sus 1ltimos n1meros La notieia,
que 10 comunic6 uno de gus ssas-.
criptores:
Ell iueves 16 del corriente. en-
tire dos tres v media de Ia, tax-
de. pasaba nara su rancho. por el
pueblo de Movahua. Evaristo Ger
cia. uno de las victimas del desDo-
tismo. que fuG uevado & Zacate-
cas- ahora venfa va libre. pues
SO averigu6 su inocencia. de Ju-
chiphae q donde habia lido & traar
un dinero. es ell case. que en-
el crnzamiento de Las calles Iras1a-
pendencia v LA Palma. del Meg
ouital del Orc. 10 asaltaron Alaian
dro ReynOsa v Tomas Iffsauag.
cue & ili2gac por los heehoa. de-
BED haber ido ebrios. RI priunezp
desempefia el puegto de prsgiElell.
10 Municipal ell otro es Ell eaIso
do Ia Policia, v con fraaes apalrsn.
temente amistosas detuviezon 4
Garcia v 10 baiaron del ca1yallo. y
va Die & terra. le reclanarOzs d.
Alcencla para portar armag, 4 10
Que Evaristo contest6 que 81 crefa
QUO todo individuo que caminara
con intereses podfa portarlas, v
que ignoraba 81 era necesario coli
citar Uerdniso dc la autoridad. Pc
70 mientras Garcia el Presiden
to Municipal hablaban. eli cabo de
La policia sc apoderaba de la Ca
mbina del referido Garcia. or,iarl
advirti6ndolo trat6 DO impedirlo
Y fn6 entonces cuando SO trab6
una lucha de thrones. pretendien-
do el uno guitar oil rifle v Ell otro
defender 81 propiedad, terminan-
do con 81 rompimiento del arma /:
pero luego. presidente v cabo 10
precipitaron sobre Garcia, v le
arranearon del cinto su pistola,
lQorando DOR fin apoderarsa de
ella. Evaristo, creyendo que auien
tiene valor para despoiarlo de gw
propiedad. puede muv bien saeai-
par. monta violentamenka en- su
cabailo ernprende veloz earrera.
par0 ei presidente ogdena 4 gu 'es-
birrO ane ha9a fuego. Y dos tiroa
hicieron blanco en- el euarpo del
lnfeliz labriego. que cay6 para no
levantarse En6s.'
Terrnina el suscriptor de "La
hibeFtad" preguntando ai senne-
iante cr1men del caciuue auedara
ain castsgo.
= + ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30
AvANCE DE LA REvoLUOroN

DE I'm peri6dico de Guadala--
iala extractamos las siguientes
notlcias que sc relacionan con Ia
revoluci6n maxicana.
AChvidad do los revolucionagiOs
Por conducto de personas llega-
das recientemente & Ia capital del
Estado. de Jalisco. asegura ell pe--
ri0dico en- question haber tenido
noticia de que los revoluci0narios
que son & las 6rdenes DE- los ca~-
becillas Moya. Manuel Avila v
otTos, andan operanGao con garyla
astiyidad Dor los rttfabog de TIaI-
tenango. Teul v otras poblaciones.
Toma de T1aleenango.
Presentaronse en- dfas uasados
en- Tlaltenango los rebeldes. ini-
ciando un ataaue contra La plaza,
la cual estaba defendida Dor Ell
Jefe Polftico don Aureliano Villa
nueva Y una fuerza local no muy
grandc. formada de algunos en-
plcados v yarios vecinos. los cial-
les Sc apoderaron de las alturas.
La noche estaba bastante obs
cura. Y los rebeldes lograron. IA
vorecidos Dor las sombras, perfo--
par las paredes de una casa due
SO encuentr& & capaldas del Pala-
cio Municipal. ocupando este. v
aprovechando la pos;si6n, princi,
piaron & dirigir sus atadues con-
ira Ia torre. defendida Dor los en-
plead0s v vecinos. durando el ii.
rote0 toda La noche.
Todavia & las dos dc L. tardc
del siguiente dia no cesaba ell com
bate. loRrandb DOR fin los sedicio,
sos due las autoradades de la ciu-
dad so rindiesen. habiendo inter.
voEido un sacsrdote v un m6dico
del lugaf para que los rebeldes nc
hiciesen uso do H. dinamita como
medios extremes para aleanzar
n1As violento triunfo.
Viniendo sra auxllio. fasron ds1ro
tadog.
De Colotlan v do alg1n otro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30

Le sera ,inmediatamente concedida.
&c estima como bien fundada. en-
case de cue de hecho no renun-.
che de su puesto ante ell ConGre-
SO durarte la apertura de este dtl
Sc efectuara el dia primero del
pr6ximo Abrn.
El rumor de que Ell Presiden--
to Dfaz intenetaba renunciar & 10
Presidencia DE Mexico. sin embar-
go. carecc absolutamente de fun.
damento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-30
To Advertisers

FL REGIDoR' has the largest,
circulation Of any Of the Spanish
papers in Texas. Our books are
open for public inspection.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
EDITORIAL

In the thrusts. and cross thrusts
delivered in the campaign this year,
the Herald shall pursue its oldtime
policy of endeavorlng to avoid de-
livering any blows below the belt,
going along and discussing men and
measures in the dignified manner be-
coming to respectable journalism and
democratic usages This does not mean
that we shall refrain from pointing
out what we consider deficiencies or
hurttul tendencies in the Oppose ton
candidates or hurting back catapults
at them in warding off such mCrtaric
discharges when heaved at our man,
but 1T shall be our aim, always to re-
member that each of the candidates
are democrats in recognized good
standing in the party in Mississippi
and that beneath their political feel
lngs lie personal feelings that should
be respected even in the heat of what
bids fair to be one of the bitterest
campaigns in the history of the state.
The mud-level is a little lower down
than we care to descend to. Provi-
dence helping we shall stay above
that depth though we recognize the
task is one that flies in the face OF
natural tendency when you get voul
political blood M.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
A Dangerous Course To Pursue.

New ton Record.
Alexander has changed his tactics
in his campaign for senator, and has
taken Vardaman as his principal
subject. Just why the change is not
known. 1t is known. however, he is
following in the footsteps of John
Allen, who made such vigorou, at
tacks on the late and lamented Sena-
tor McLaurin when he ran against
him, and which resulted in Private"
johns overwhelming defeat. Even
if Vardaman was the unprncipled
man that Alexander seeks to picture
him, that would be no reason why
the latter should be elected. 1t he
can t be elected on his own merits,
he can t get in on Vardaman s alleg-
ed shortcomings.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
Some Useful Horse Sense Recipes.

Collins Herald
To make reputation, take a ton of
gall, half pound of brains, sixteen
grains of truth, and fill up with alb
libitum lying. To make a friend,
take half a pound of sympathy, a
pound of flattery, two pounds of ben
eticial services; mix well and serve
hot. To make an enemy, take an
ounce of truth. put it on ice for a
minute, and let them have it cod.
To make love, take pound of taify,
a hundred weight of sentiment, and
200 pounds of deception, artfully APP
piled.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
Be Calm Whilst Political BiIIows Roll.

Oxford Press.
From now on the who'e state will
be in a turmoil over politics. From
Senator to Constable, from Governor
to Coroner and ranger, the candi-
dates will beat the to ntoms and
hack on the hewgags to bring out
the voter. it is proper Il I'd necessa-
ry, but let us not forget, f.llow citi-
zens of the County of L" lJette that
other thugs must not b. overlooked
Business comes in. Crop must he
made. The boil wevil Is coming a.
pace. Don't forget div sificatior.
Suppose you elect your candidate
but lose your crop? will tie govern
or feed your family? New l., on your
Be cain. BE serene. Keep your
temper. These light atll :tions ale
but for dav.' Diversity. DIVERSE
fly. Pork and politics, " and can-
didates that's the dooe
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
Good Advice to Correspondents.

Staaksvllle News.
We would suggest to our CORE
SpOndentS to Ue cautious not tC
make mention of anything or any
name that would likely offend an
one. Sometimes what is only intend
ed for a little pleasantly is serious )
misconstrued, when upon the face
could not be so. Let your better
judgment always Goa trol, and i the c
he ID doubt in your mind, give you
self the benefit of the doubt. Oh
correspondence is for mutual beneG
and interesting particularly to til
community of the correspondent
Tel OF the improvements and enter
prises of the community and visito
from your immediate neighborhood
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10

The argument sometimes heard
urged against the Parcels Post, that
II Will lnjure thc ,rade of the coun-
try merchants and operate in favor
OF the mail order houses of the great
cities, reminds us of the plant of the
cabmen when street cars were being
introduced in our cities, that it will
rain our business Such arguments
are fallacious. We still need horses
and mules though not to pull car
llages and street cars so much as of
yore. The increase of population
natural y calls for the horsefesh re-
tired from the activities named, by a
modern motive force in the shape of
electricity. There will be a gradual
ly shifting and adjusting when the
Parcels Post is adopted, which in the
end will work out for the benefit of
the local merchant DIS well as the ru
raj folks. The merchant can learn
how to make delivery of small packa-
ges within the radius of his influence
by newspaper advertising and phone
service, and will in some such way
gain all he may lose otherwise by the
Inauguration of a system of cheap
transportation on small goods, that
means so much to the people of this
c )untry, groaning as they are under
the unremitting greedy charges of
the robber express companies.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
Climate and Land Left.

Hatties burg News.
The hungry man said when the
dog grabbed his last piece of bread
and ran off with it, thank God I've
got my appetite left" So we say,
thank God we have our land and
climate left" Because of these the
growth of the south, though it may
be slower for the loss of the exposi-
ton, will be none the less surer
And, they do say that st. Louis has
not yet recovered from its exposition,
and that Richmond has been dead
blessing in a disguise, after al, I'VE
cannot most always sometimes tell. "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
Life Saved At Deaths Door

Il never felt so near my grave, J"
writes w. R. Paterson, of Yelling
ton, Tex, as when a frightful cough
and lung trouble palled me down to
100 pounds, in spite of doctors treat
ment for two years. My father, moth
er and two sister died of consumption
and that | am alive today is due sole
ly to DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me. Now |
weigh 1877 pounds and have been we'll
and strong for years. Quick. safe,
sure, i,s the best remedy on earth for
coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, Group,
and all lung trouble. Trial bottle free.
5Oc and 100. Guaranteed by Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
The BiIbo Craze Nauseate; Pee kay.

Scranton Democrat Star.
1t is nauseting to read ia some of
the state papers ana to listen to GER
tain wild-ideaded mon I Xix of the
state political situation, The length
and breadth OF which. in their esti-
nation, extends only to Vardaman
and Bilbo. To conjoin these two
names is but an effort to becloud the
real issue of tho campaign. Varda-
man is standing (or should do so) on
his own individual merits. BilbO is
pleading for Office as a rebuke to
those who prosecuted him following
his sensational story of bribe- giving.
That Bilbo got the bride money is
admitted. That Dulaney paid the
money appears to be without ques-
ton. Sweet charity has finally be-
come possessed of the $645 that caus-
ed state wide rumpus, and the
event should be looked upon as
closed incident Vardaman can not
afford to attempt to tote the other
fellow skillet. He is a candidate
for the United States Senate on his
own merits, and will be easily elect
ed. Bilbo should be as thoroughly
defeated for the lieutenant governor
ship, should he persist in Offering for
the place. For the good of the fair
name of the grand old state it is
hoped that serious minded men will
succeed in prevailing upon Bilbo the
necessity of his reiegating himself to
ne ear. He has performed his work
and the people of a great state are
grateful to him for what he has done.
That gratitude should not be impos-
ed upon nor turned into political
capital for his personal aggrandize-
meut. This is said in all kindness
'or Mr. Bilbo The men who may
,rge him to offer for the. second
Ugh est office within the gift of the
people of the state are not his true
riends and it will be better for him
when he fully realizes this fact.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
L. NJ. COWART, Trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE

on foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Central Trust Company, corporation
VS.. No, 40I
w f. Green
BY virtue of decree of Chancery Court of
Greene County. Mississippi, rendered by said
Court on the 10th day of January. A. D., 1911,
the undersigned Commissioner of said Court
in said cause will on the irst Monday
the 9th day of March A. D. 1911,
atLeakesvile, Mississippi, within legal hours
at the S, E. front door of the Court House in
the town of Leakesville Greene County Mis-
sissippi expose for sale at public cutlery. to
the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate situated in Greene County,
Mississippi. to wit:
Lots numbered and in Block No. &, and
Lots |, ,, 3 and in Block NO. II, all in the West
side South Survey of the town of Leaf City ac-
cording to plat now on record in the office of
the Chancery Court of Greene County. Missis-
sippi, also. the South half of the south east
quarter of the north east quarter. the south
east quarter of north west quarter. the north
east quarter of the south west quarter. and the
west half OF the south east quarter of Section
NO % all in Township North. Range s West.
except 10 acres in the south west corner of the
northwest quartz of the south east quarter
also, acres in the south west corner of the
southeast quarter of the north west qua rter of
Section NO. %, Township North Range West.
Also the north east quarter of the north west
quarter of Section 3. the south east quarter of
the south east quarter and the north east quar-
ter of the south west quarter and the north
west quarter of the south east quarter of Sec
ton 8. Lot No. of Section 10, the south west
fractional of Section IA, subdivisions and 2 of
fractional Section Is, the north half of Lot 6
and Lots number Tand in Section Is. all of
Section IS. the north east quarter of the north
east quarter and the west half Of the Forth
east quarter and the east half Of the north
west quarter of Sectionl II, the north east frac-
tional of Section NO. % and the north west
fractional OF Section % and the north west
fractional Section 30. all in Township north
Range West,
The said land is sold to pay the indie ,tedness
due the complaintants by the Defendant on
promissory not secured by Mortgage on above
described land and all costs Of suit, The title
is believed to be good but l will convey only
such title as is vested in me as said commits
sioner
This February 3rd, 1911.
S. r. MCKAY Commissioners.
II, P. HEIDELBERG. Sol. for Complts.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10

Now that the comfy campaign is
beginning to open, the Herald de-
slres to declare once more that ia
shall play no favorites in County Pol
tics, We shall not espouse the cause
OF any county candidates, as they are
a good democrats and there are no
rotten factions whereby the public
good could be subserved by this pa
per in lighting to rid the county of
any such become menace to popu-
lar government. The candidates in
the county field are all home boys,
known and read of all men herea-
bouts and will make the rounds per-
sonally in the interests of their va
rious candidates. So as there are
no purposes to be served in battling
for one or opposing another, the
Herald shall contine itself to writing
impartially the comments of each
candidate as he announces, and qul-
city fixing upon our personal choice,
and sticking one in at the voting
booth on election day for such pref
erences. Even if conditions locally
warranted it in the line of fighting
some unhealthy home political con
dltlon, a newspaper would entirely
exhaust the patience of it's readers
were it to attempt to promote the
cause of a candidate for each office on
such long ticket as we have this
year, reaching from United States
Senator down to Constable