The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
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Happily he uas dls'uadrd
What bells TUNED htn bah T.,
ronilnltr hla pubic iii, lhIoupi such
wears immediately ahead as TIE
South has moi known since he Waf
between the States, such years n
the Constitution Of the United States
has never known
Does destiny have him in mind
for gigantic last chapter OF his
public life?
In 1860 as III 1914 and 1913, the
South Will be calling Senator Byrd
to leadership. A nation in revolt
against centralism. socialism. one
woridism and bankruptcy will be
calling. too
WIN he respond at LAST
And in what terms?
Whatever he does | am convinced
the South's greatest Senator Will
never lead a third party TO pOut and
be lost IN corner But many OF us
see him leading triumphantly an al
lance Of Free Democrats and Free
Republicans in behalf Of the Con
stitutlon and commonscnse, Third
1 Force, participating in the convcn-
tons Of both parties. bargaining
4 maneuyerinR. playing one party
against the 0 y or, one element
against another. and eventually alb
sorbng one OF the parties or putting
one out of existence
\ And all the while. holding fast 70
/ the state party machincrlcs. to the
Byrd Machine IN Virginia. to Demo
cratic state machinery in other
Southern stats s. Republican In
others For the sine qua non 81 4
Third Force which can be truly a
force now is Powcr-ln-BcinR. the
power Of ranking names and lnflu-
ences like senator Byrd's. the
power Of state. county and precinct
organizations d E p y established
massivcly in control
The South wants no Lost Cause
II must have a cause that wins
\ Wins BY reason Of alliances. Of
shine. and philosophy modern
real and wide cnough 70 include
Americans from right Of center to
far right
How far along would we have
been in the South with the only adj
ancement Of colored people that
truly advances-if the nine hadn 4
held hands and jumped Beautifully
IN The Jackson State Times Associ-
ate Editor Robert F.. Webb DIES
cribes the recent dedication Of a
new $500 900 high school foI Negroes
at Canton MISS He pictures tho
school as "a show spot Of Missis
sppI education. product 81 decades
nf dreaming 0f wears Of bi-raeial
plannlm2. ran7a XII ltc grams
N'f t'nr All N@'fn np education
y. y Roses y .Ac'rI@ " ~
cl-oc. sgste Ii 'or years Ecn0l
webb dc riAe a ti.e 4 atuge.
SPEAKER. The Rev Y. A Mays. JACK
son Negro Methodist, whose noble
text vas that someone has gone
the second mile in obtaining this
new building whose stress was
,pan lHN 1Neh lyre f4 ll4c=WrA
Vat +t. lalaH Au la " loEcr.
Race relations viii Mcscr b. III
aine dgam ~ the South southern
resistance W. masS integrailon may
WIZ ILL thc south n resolved II must
yin, bat race relations Wll never 81
the SAINT
They may BE- better
Better IN terms of ancient preach
mehts turned 10 modern practice
Iof equality. of opportunity and or
more opportunity for everybody
And. basic 10 an. Of ancient affec
ton seachanged to IN affection
more equal and fair.
After writing the President an in
tellieent letter on the prevailing
theme and receiving reply from
the White Houses +. Frederic Nor
row which was word for word what
this gentleman writes everybody.
Mrs j. l.. Dicks. of Ormond Beach.
Fla, has asked to have her letter
returned.
She says it was not delivered to
the addrcssee.