The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-03
Lieutenant-Governor Dunn.

this state as 10 the character standing ana opiHols
the colored man who has the honor of being the pre-
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.
Will we" ~ getus some ~ '.e
aspirations oi 'h'S man, SEM one VI ies oess
: oehts W pump I'm. - IL -
spohcen1s etsee III li4' t,'as ou' 'o'
sot.e 'uea " lhe,' eoioiea 80
MI Dulh was potn ~ ~" =, lee
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ss,' Is wen ~ te"s' -.
oIuu5 ~ II $40 Al M e'1
anu Is u uhi - IL 'nas n -
"aIh' ose' 90, 'e' ~ 'a 80 49,, = II
pof'oh anu M Is su liaS netu oe say o :as
Jtos ~ INN " - - ~ nla, 80, - -;
s''ees e"N'ls N.Y. oah"'' -, - 60 60 w.
ss ~
outloas NJ ~ ~ ri, zee - -
n'cetS lufiisheu ioon, e. - ss.'
s'u an t,;' of rasseets nnlca soo.,
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anu eo''I1' o, ga. nj; IN ~ -, - -
p a.o.s tl.';M 49,, a. 49, r.rt af
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~ nof bris;, al ash, Ia III eas;lx ia il
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;,o ~ .rnJ h;, i or a,,o,;aa 90 .ns,,;;nrsI
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II the Lrg;sa,ure What we Ill have to do now is to
! at 70 III h,ila ~, .ha' ,asr;,r ~ No c,ota y
| =, IT. Ill ~: e;It I ~ - . ls.s....,a Q y,
! =, ~, - ~ -, ps i.. " N $50 "
lt'e; ~ VIII pe a question "a Years, nave a
ways saio ana say SUI you cannot nS 'ae social fel
tohs Oh men oy legislation iheS must hia tnef own
e'ei. was opposed 10 ttiis compulsory olll htfo
dnced in,o l'e iessla'pfe' thought II loot,s' ana
1 '0N' ''o'' - -, ~ - = - =, e. e. -, :
am up LOW on 'ot Gay anu am thirsty, eau not
- " Soaa pu,..a' !; ~ os so, ~
te t'ess ulas ils' nc pT ol'5 "ns'e; eau W 81
1850 If - Tn ~ III 80 - ar rs, -
matters II tlt olil naa Asseo u0h ''ik II @oud
u" I'M - - a'J -. !. . ,
20 Ij ~ ""'.e '1 ia Nv
| - ~ r - 49,, hn,I' ga a;. x. 60 ! III, :
80, haar5;ng with tho rs.sr PIT ho does,t 40 Il 10
| ,,f FIJI :, "a h., mnr,a IA ,,r.n,,fnrta,Ia ~
,,fs,t e h, a,la Ia, !; ~ ~, :; o1ffd 10
;, INV noar,la II t,nn .a,;p, - 9o tn v;os,Ds
nv narla ffy would mot ga in tho c,hn haronse that
rorta cost mar, a., :, dllsno Th.y ,ynnll ~ il tLa
stcrraqn for fifteen They on,v want to feel that the
social iars nared mon Them in times nj slavery are
zone with sla very itself So it is with education.
ti, # children of all co1ors had an eoua access 70 tie
stiona1 ADVANTAGES rroyiaad nv t. State il would
he inst and adyap,ssenus hpt | did not annrove If
Mr. Gonyay's connns0ry scheme These nreiudices
have crown m and thew will have 10 GROW ont I
da,,t brere j., ,ation.i antnatbrs Tits not 81 Of
anv rate at the South s.. g'Aa.- 4
The Southern neonle have grown I'M with colored
servants around then, and nreIer them Northern
men Who come down here 90 to barbsr's where
they can be shaved by white men but Southern men
nrrir rolored BARRIERS and roiorcd servants See here
f<aid Mr. Damn drawirc aside the window blind and
,ointinp ia > nronn of children two white and one
coal black and one brglt onatroon paying toeelher
~, door stem those children don't know ANYTHING
about the natural autinttly of races. Gy and by i
will be "Tommy WHY don't YOU come to nv schooI?n
And tlIcn they viii find ont that there are different
schools different laws and different social customs and
will begin to learn that between them and the little
darkey Lads they have plaved with the first four or
''9' -. II
aTe years o. 'ae'r lFes sprre Is as'r as'pats
80. a. '',e " .o Wv sun
y, $3.50 ~ h;,te ~
'e.' SD. p'"'s,
atroo,, t,,o ra.o, I'D at ,v. noa,la M of ,l
soa.r = 800 ~, s.s mil, t,e ,na,ta,s
49, 80 l ~ 49,, ~ f ~ ,,,o,, '' III
" 90 ~ va W.
tia , ILo,;, I;sl r,',n,1.,;on of no Nnr,h A.
,ho ., ,a, ~ ar a,
80 o.' s,,a ~ fa,, w., ai
boa ,s I aoi, s,,,ar 81 u;,h H., ., , oo,
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