Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-10
SANDERS SUPERIOR RECORD.

Sanders and candidates for Congress from the Sixth
Congressional District Compare the their records are before
the of the District Sanders oyeven of age Ponder
few years What have they done that they should expect such
honor at our hands?
Ponder says his speech Hammond June 49, last My en-
education obtained the Florida Parishes L. D. Cenen
airy College from which last college graduated in the class OF 1884
Mr. Sanders deprived the advantage such an education Inc
death OF his father and the of his family made
sary him school and work the age Of fifteen Sol
much for the start in life of these two candidates.
What has each done with his life then? Mr. Pondes record
shows elected prosecuting Sabine Parish
and appointed office by Mr. Sanders that time Governor
this State Mr. Sanders record shows that he has been member the
legislature Speaker Of the House thirty Lieutenant Governor
hiyve Governor Of Louisiana htynne years of age
Comments uperuous Mr. Ponder biography whilst doubt
interesting his friends would be that of any other unknown attorney
that Mr. Sanders would be history of Louisiana for the past decade
The fitness the position which they aspire
could scarcely illustrated than by the position which each took
in the fight on the Constitutional Convention
With the Governor every daily newspaper New Orleans and the
biggest financial interests in the State lined together effort
unwaned constitution down the threats the people, Sanders
entered the lists and ked his position his political future his ALL
the peoples side of the fight He that time Of the political
there nothing draw him the fight but the fact that he
the danger threatening the people the State He made the fight
against these tremendous odds, and won
And Mr. Ponder where he then? Mr. Ponder left Amie City
early morning with forty other friends of Sanders to help
Sanders fight the proposed convention He reached Baton Rouge bit
opponent the convention Before evening" however he
wondros light and that night he gave interview which he
warmly recommended the plan the people And that plan
that he warmly recommended Mr. Voter that you and your
nbors should have voice upon the adoption
rejection of constitution And then Mr. Ponder home
his home parish Ianpaoa for the convention The people of
TarSpahoa overwhelmingly repudad his in this then
do they approve Of them now judging from the support being given
to Mr. Sanders in l:2 lus., t.ey DO not.
Further cHG.oH unnecessary. The public record of Mr. Sanders
well known citizen OF Louisiana render its
useless Pondersbut say nothing of Mr. PondS public
for critcse something that does exist
When corporation considers the employment of
looks into his records and something of his accomplish
mennds what he has done and by looking his achieve
determines what of him after he upon his
duties with the corporation
The selection of Congressman from the Sixth CONGRESSIONAL Dis
tc of the State of louisiana the people that District
the halls of the national legislative assembly the face of the
globe vastly important thing than the selection of
poaon employee And the voters with whom the selection of this
statement should look with than usual the records of
the applicants before making their selection When this comparison
past records made there but application worthy of and
the application Mr. Ponder will the of all rejected applications
Into the basket