The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
PHONE 231
GRENADA. MISS

.laballoo. 1t has never been necessary to apply the party lash
to him nor has it been necessary for him to attempt to prove
his loyalty-his acts in Congress show that.
The Junior Senator is evidently not pleased with the bride
which Congress sought to provide in the espionage law for
those German newspapers and their sympathizers in this coun-
try who were constantly '~stabbing' our President, our army
and our navy "n the back" while Germany ravshed women and
did every other hellish thing in the catalog of crimes. He regis
speech, is a plant of Prussian origin and cannot thrive long in
sorrow pretty soon, l hope"
The Senator disagrees with 50 many things the Democratic
petulant: Pathfinder: AS to himself. he has made no mistakes.
stated that whatever he has done at Washington he would do
Owe oyer again again: that h he ne would I'D not change the h. dotting ; of an 's or
assert et that they ihd have S,nm made mo no Ms AXE so,,.a - w..,4n.
has led some of his friends into and that unless he openly and
unqualidedy gets behind the President and the war, he is head
of straw when he puts into the mouths Of certain, criminal,
5 danan pe MaHld no in d M'ssi osen tbs the ,o w0 . "t ae. friends RI. Ga,o of Var
1918: We presume the Senator knows what a criminal, small
But what we specially wanted to direct attention to, is. that he
says; mo friend Of mine will express sentiments that even saw
~: 1T has been reported to me that certain criminal, small
able words that the the friends Of Vardaman would not dare
to to open their mouths on public questions by the LIST of January.
reasonable words never polluted the wing lips of a traitor. If
f hes1 w @s 'hsy so %sr be p "pn" tse s ts Sove ef fr s e and The fo des s1oti.
oa us he kep p u irse converted atS, into into an n intoleIable ; despotism There
pant: Prussian autoeracy contains nothing more dabolical.
No friend of mine will express sentiments that even SAVIOR Of
~ ~ nc" o'oiHneHC IL IL U III MS neart anO Cnerc-
fore will not find expression in speech or action. 1t is that a de-
voted father or faithful husband could turn against his own
home. do not believe that | have a friend who ever felt the
impulse mIH1 OF d1sioyaity to his Government, and ! know that l
hsrbor n 81 such h an Il unho J. " tSo %sH or T MHnsn a wh me 3s 'a IN Mis,i Of
|slppi who may have doubted the wisdom of entering into this
war-and they have a right to that opinion-but there is not
on OF them who is my friend, who will fail to do his duty by
ne government since we have entered into the war;"
me senator IS trying hard not to renig on what he has
said and done at Washington and yet he wants Mississippians
u pelleve that ne has loyalty supported war measures and that
ne ne mas stood with his party. The two positions are irreconcil-
able. PRESIDENT Wilson does not think our Junior Senator has
~ us administration ina support that he had a right tO OK.
P :" ! o a Democrat; our Junior Senator's Democratic associates
III the Senate DO not-of course all these may be wrong. they
may be unable to comprehend the comprehendness of u Jun-
lr senators attitude. He says he was with the administration
even hen ne was voting againsti it. May be he was right. But
Is Is IL % unfortunate, very unfortunate, for one to so conduct
Unset n ne Is under suspicion or that his position needs al
ways 70 o e explained! The woman whose conduct ia such that
'nr CHASTITY IS constantly questioned is worse than unfortunate
ana is usually given a back seat in society.