The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-04-19

editorial referred to. 1t is not these particular appointments
,s ssS1 t t5sF tb this s,s statso t that q t dota g stst him sss sonseT rn ~ W Whoever
$ app " The people Pile Nov sS their 4 es rights and = y will Ps NOT have % a any
thenppc The SUGGESTION DIGESTION chat the they u are LACKING pcHis1 in sI the ap . aause
tion Of their prerogatiyes, or that their rights are not duly rec
losniIzed: has come to ., be regarded by them as political bum
- Viii lit the editor Of the Ripley Sentinel stand aat-footed and
look the people of Mississippi squarely in the face and tell them
he believes that the S]prodtserss, the big 5ish, those who have
pr Rs0 Seiiev ant tSaa President 1s ias wv wilson Iss G IS mo4s f in the hs' confidence D0 ef
"'profteers" than he is in the great body of the people? Toe
was a politicai! friend Of The Junior Senator and now. that he
coming a candidate for an Office that belongs absolutely Ia the
e eiss. he ei !, M essrssd with sRd b sna n Sse K any w ssRa money ;os TO f sogeG thy
%profteers" or to put it plainly money from those who have
SO long as our Junior Senator cooperated with a vexy large
majority of his Democratic colleagues in the Senate. President
ing the Senator's brother to one Of the best paying federal posi-
tlHn. .w within tn h state; . but txs when ms the Senator Ser IT hd 1oinsd hands ns%s, with
and a few d%iscreditted Republicans Of the Nation, taking "a a
Senator or his friends expect favorable consideration Of his rec.
Communications on any matter? Do not suffer yourself
sissippi are always reasonable and they know that co-opera-
than a sSs m nas d IS Snfart ssossts wso on eo ens sids' an rnsk Si a'ss f is y
T 1Hw ss as CROSS p pS5Res esrs wafh ss seSss s 81 y Is sf Ssss Se to l sassts w'tR;
at war with somebody. He is running true to form in the Sen
We are glad that our Junior Senator's friends have realiz-
ed that we have reached the point in Mississippi when they can
tho 'S Sssd Of fG hs own s psrt tSe'F We 1sv sre at 4 'e w,th prosr 'esaeaes T nsS
see the heavy artillery approaching 49, "a -
! Our Ripley namesake knows full we'll that it was the votes
of our Junior Senator in the Senate in opposition to a ma
jority Of the Democrats and his unbridled tongue and pen that
sponsiSie party part and not . the Prssident' # !" q Senator s = s@ri IS 6 going I
seek the distribution of patronage, political favors in the hands
OF the President, then buck his party, there is no use of having
party organizations. The same thing that prompted President
Wilson to exercise his constitutional right to make the appoint
ments referred to without consulting our Junior Senator no
doubt prompted the following heretofore loyal and ardent sup
to pledge their support to Pat Harrison4 a man that they believe
will be loyal on all occasions. If President Wilson was wrong
I'm mlS1udRlng our Junior Senator. then he ia at least in mighty
good Mississippi company. But to the list of a few of the many
who have heretofore aided the Senator in his political aspira-
to defeat him: Judge Robert Powell Judge J. @. Robins,
Judge W: J.: Lamb GOT corinth2 Judge R: F. Cochran, Judge
Cunningham, Jas. Mcclure, Minis WILLIAMS, Wiley P. Sanders.
R. F. Pinson, R. ]. West,T F. Ward, Dr.E P. Jones and many