The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-07-17
Home Papers on LuCkett.

In the column set apart for that pur
pose will be found the name of Hon. o.
A. Luckett of this city, who comes be-
fore the people for the office of Circuit
Judge Of the Fifth Circuit Court dis
trict. Mr.. Luckett is one of the lead
ing lawyers of the district. He has
been actively engaged in the practice of
law Tor the past thirty years and is still
in the prime of his vigorous manhood.
He has served as Special Judge on sew
eral occasions and has at such times
given entire satisfaction to both law
yers and litigants. Mr.. Luckett is a
man OF strong mentality, strict inteG-
rity and honesty, and cannot be swerved
from the path Of duty by any induce
ment or influence. He is naturally of
a Judicial temperament. He is usually
correct in his judgments and fair in his
rulings, When called on TO decide a
question of law or evidence. he is not
hasty. but searches his storehouse of
wisdom and satisfies himself that he is
correct before rendering his decision.
Mr.. Luckett possesses none of the
characteristics of demagogue-ifth there
is such thing, and we doubt it-but is
q straightforward honest gentleman.
He ID not politician, neither is he .
chronic place hunter. Should the peo-
pie of the district see proper to elect
him as their Judge, they will never have
cause to regret it. We believe he
would fill the Office in a manner that
would reflect credit upon himself and
DO honor to his district. .-KosciuskO
Herald.
Judge 0. A. Luckett, one of the lead
nf 80 v.,ls .s.1 l.
announced for Circuit Judge, subject to
the August primary election. Judge
Luckett has the backing and support of
legion of friends in Attala and every
other county of the district who will
stand by him loyalty and enthusiast
cally to the end, and they feel that his
election lie assured.
He is as well qualified as any man in
the Fifth district to fill this exalted
and responsible position to the complete
satisfaction of his master. the people
of Mississippi, to whom he will at all
times be ready to render an account of
his stewardship.
From every standpoint he meets the
standard, legally, morally, tempera-
mentally and physically, and at all
times the scales Of justice will balance
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No man will be too high to be beyond
the jurisdiction of the law nor none so
low as to be beneath its protection
Oliver Luckett will make the people
of the district model Judge and he is
without spot or blemish. Kosciusko
StarsLedger.
Another excellent citizen and able
lawyer of K0sciusko in the person of
HonA 0. A. Luckett, has added his
name to our list Of announcements this
week as a candidate for the office of
Circuit Judge Of this the Fifth Judicial
District. He is gentleman learned in
the law, and of a temperament pecu-
liarly suited for the bench. His mind
is quick to draw the line between spe-
cious and real reasoning and hence So
phistry would play no part in a court
over which he ruled. AS a lawyer he
has record of success of which he and
his friends are proud, and should he be
elected to the position he seeks, he will
prove an honor to it by the ability and
impartiality that he will display.
As citizen, Mr. Luckett is public
spirited and his affable nature makes
him most companionable to every ono,
and hence if the people elevate him to
the bench, they will always find pleas
ant and patient yet firm and unyielding
in what he thinks is right.
He will make such canvass of the
district as time will permit and he de-
sires his friends to remember him with
their support at the August primary. -
Kosciusko Courier.