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Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
CAumlrY NmmaREa.

VHRon has on his stalls Inc the
and Eighth street markets, q
supply Of country sausage, scrap
pork, lard. hams, &c. lie will be
4 10 have all his old customers and
j new ones to give him q call.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
TsSGul Holiday Present,

esameres Water Proofs. .-Kennard
have a large assortment OF ladies
fiSses' rubber garments, all sizes
Prices. Ladies' sizes, so, 81, 81,
Geo. Misses sizes, 80, 3S, 40,
&c, 4S.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Tea. en- .

We have 100 hall chests Of the finest
tea for family use offered for sale In
this city or elsewhere at the low prise
OF SO cents per pound. Crlppen, No.
8 West Third street and No. 5 East
Second street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
MRS. Garaela and mrs Mayes.

Aledy writing fTAln washington says:
~ am only slightly scqusinted with
Mrs. Garfield, but my impression Of her
Is th&t she is retiring and difident
smsng strangers, not fond Of general
society, and that 1t would kill her in
a year il she undertook what appears
to be no effortto Mrs. Hayes to perform.
Mrs. Hayes has a perfect physique and
the most robust health. Mrs. Garfield
is more fragile. Mrs. Hayes possesses
an exuberance Of spirits; Mrs. Garfield
Is subdued. The two women are so un.
like that their administrations will be
different. Mrs. Hayes popularity will
never suffer by comparison with any
one who succeeds her. Her reign will
always stand by itself, although her
successors may all be representative
women Of whom We may be proud.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

People who intend buying overcoats
or suits should 80 to J. 7. Mullin &
Sons, Sixth and Market street, and
get fitted out with one Of their stylish
suits.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Potatoes and Apples.

h. Janney's, 303 King street, is
|larters Tor produce OF all kinds
arrangements to parties for car
tOta
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

The public are cautioned TO ask for
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, and take DO
other. Price rs cents,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

tween taeYty.one and twenty-five
years ofsge, was required to furnish
other proof in addition to his oath that
was above the age Of twsnty-one and
under the age oftwenty.two years; and
by reason OF such unjust, and unlsw-
full discrimination made by the ssid
Judges of Election on account Of race
and color, . large number to wit
more than Five Hundred legally quail
fed voters desiring and Offering to vote
for me at she said late Election were
deprived Of their votes.
Twenty.First: That at the said late
Election, In several Hundreds and
Voting Districts there we're given
for you . large number, to wit;
more than FIVE Hundred votes
which were voted and given BY persons
who at the time Of the said late cleo
tion were non residents Of the State Of
Delaware, and who were not entitled
to vote at the said late election in the
State OF Delaware.
Twenty-second. That In the several
Hundreds and Election Districts OF the
State Of Delaware, there we're at the
late election q large number Of persons,
70 wit: more than fve hundred who ur .
lawfully voted u. you more than once,
and that said unlawful votes were
counted for yen.
Twenty. third: That at the said late
election. there were given for you in
the several hundreds and voting dis
triets In this State, q large nuLlber, TO
wit: more than one thousand illegal
votes by persons who were not assessed
according 70 the laws Of the State OF
Delaware, and who had not paid q tax
as required by the laws Of the State Of
Delaware, and who were not qualified
voters Of the State of Delaware, but
who fraudulently and falsely repre-
sented themselves az the persons whose
names appeared in said assessmen,
liste, and which said persons whose
names appeared on said lists being
either dead or non-residents OF the
State of Delaware.
Twenty. fourth: That III the several
Hundreds aid Election Districts Of tbs
State OF Delaware at The said late Eleo-
tiOn, shers we're given for you q large
number, to wit: more than One Thous
and illegal votes and which said Illegal
votes we're all unlawfully and wrong
fRlly counted for you.
Should these allegations be substan-
tiated by proof, as I am confident they
will be, then ! claim to have been cleo
ted by Q msjrrity OF the legal and
qualified voters Of the Congressional
Distrietof the State Of Delaware and
am entitled to a seat in the 47th Con.
gress Of United States from the Con-
grsssional District of the State of Del
aware, or at least to the submission Of
the question again TO the people.
1 ara Very Respectfully Your 0bedi-
snt Servant, JOES w. Houston.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
spEuIAL mENTION.

ire Rev0hutf0m in th0 TOBACCO
Trade. y.. ..-
baceo and cigars, Wholesale and
D, 10 per cent. less than usual
ls for the next 80 days. Look OUT
big advertisement in a few days.
+ respectfully, A. A. CHAPEGs,
Tobacco Mart, Fourth aud Ship
lleete.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Or. Eimms' white PuImOnie bal.
sam

as remedy in Pulmonary or Lung
diseases demonstrates its great curs-
tive powers almost daily. James Long
residing at Jsssup's Mills, was sound
ly cured after his lungs had been pro.
nouneed gone by two leading physi-
clans; there are ether witnesses on these
banks who have been cured of Coughs,
Hoarseness, Sore Lungs, Sore Throat,
Blood Splitting, Group, &c. 1t csnnet
be heat. SOC. and 81. Sold by dealers
and at main depot, 4th and King !;
Phila., 602 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
japanese Goods.

pa Trays, Plates, Walters, an i'm.
line OF novelties, and all cheap.
Hell, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
state of the rhermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, office, on Tuesday
morning, Dec. Z:
7 O'Clock, ~ o'clock, IL O'Clock,
27o $50 29o
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
SPECIAL MENTION.
Bargains at Miadletan,s


3lbs. Valencia raisins, rs cts; seedless
raisins, II cts; Sultans raisins, Is cts;
Muscatel, do. Is cts; fancy layer rail-
sins for Christmas buy the pound and
boxes; sitron, % cts. 10; orange and
lemon peel, "a cts. lb;currants, 8 ots.lb;
3 cans Of Trophy and Canada Victor
tomatoes, 10 cts; table peaches Is ets q
cSn; pie peaches, 10.ots; canned peas,
10 to % cts; Bakers corn, Is cts; Wins
lows corn, Is cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
2 large goblsts OF jsllie, Is OTIS; jslley s
and 10 cts. per glass; assorted favors
and pure choicest new crop of New Or
leans molasses, 7 cts per gallon; do. so
cts; fine syrups at various prices; chow
chow in 2 gallon buckets; preserves of
different kinds in 9 lb. buckets, q suit
able siz9 for consumers at less than re-
tail prices; 5 lbs. choice mincs meat,
rs cts; fancy do. 10 cts ID; lbs. apple
butter, 25 cts; peach butter, 10 cts Ib;,
lbs. P. & q. Oleine soap, rs cts; sand
soap, 4 cts; pound blsAeher, 6 ctsS
pound bleaching, 81 cts; Oleine so..,n.
s. cts; lb. cake of soap, 1S cts;pure
palm soap, % cts lb; 7 lbs. Buekwheat.
rs cta; lbs oat meal, rs cts; try our
40 and so ct teas, none better in the
city; fair coffee, 124 cts; cur santay
coffee at ~ cts. cannot be found else
where, it is better than any Java; all
grades Of Rio ceffses; full line of
dried fruits, such as plums, cherries,
blackberries, prunelles, almonds, wal.
nuts, pecan nuts & etc. Come and buy
where you can get goods the cheapest.
G, =. MIDDLETON, s. E. cor. 4th & King
streets.
Birds and Beasts, feathers ard
flowers, earth, sea and sky, Summer
and Winter, Moonlight and Star Lights,
sunrise and Sunset, Mountains and
valleys, Rivers and Lakes, beauty in
feature and form, can be found among
James & Webb's stock of Christmas and
New Years cards, 224 Market street.
The most assiduous parental atten-
tion will frequently fail to prevent
Coughs, Colds, Group, ect. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, is most valuable ieme-
ay to have convenient when neei led.
Price Is cents.
The peculiar adoption of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup to go NJ any phases of throat
and Bronchial diseases has rendered
This remedy immensely popular. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
Istrongly recommend the ufs Of Eel
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites to all who suffer in any way from
disease or weakness Of the Lung, Bron-
,Lial Tubes, or general debility.
7. H. W. SCOTT, M. D., Gagetown, N. B.
James & Webbs display of Christ.
mas and New Years cards is attracting
,reat attention. Crowds are constant
y at the counters making their selse-
ions.
Persons needing Christmas presents
hould call and examine the large as
ortment Of elegant holiday goods at 2.
Fames Belts, 9th and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
A Gard,

|e,au |a"no are suffering from tho err )rs and
Dns n, Of youth, nervous weakness,
|sSs5y ioss Of manheet, etc.. l will send
|ute that will c1re you FREE OF
= ihis great remedy was dissov.
gn,, customary In South America.
r" r addressed envelope to the REV.
'ANAAN, Station d., New York
4l6 lyW
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07


S5EsF TELtPHUNE in THE
C,aa,at u the watts Telemicropheoe /;
heuon Telephone. 1t Ia simple in
ldsnsn.a ldUn ana 6 n be operated ytns Ioss
NJ" U ls Is durable, as | D I, whieh
N IA, over three years. have n lad
tkss 70 Iairs, prove. But best of all,
Bu' ss 10 place 1t within the reach
EtsT Tness w,nlesss men wishing their office
! tha"V,' I'm rem sts parts Of their works
| "a Ar S'Ii inousos or with other places will
y avsn,ni sl,i on Mr.. ". II. Hayden, who
hd SSahgY ior the &tate Of Della ware, at
l4a ma mnaa,piey streets. where q line in
y Ha,sIy 90 tried. He refers for work
\ tSOr ~ Z Hollingsw0rth, George w,
D. " W"nancreft h Son, J. j. Gallagher
W. " H., and ot6srs. ll1e In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17
The List Falling to Pieces.

The Lynchburg Yirginian of yesterday
says:
RESPECTFULLY DECLINED.-Captaln j. r.
Hawkins, who was published Yesterday as
one of the canvassers for the Malone ticket
in Bedford county, desires Us to say that he
emphatically declines 10 accept the APP
pointment, and further, that he intends to
SUPPORT the regular Democratic ticket. lie
was and still is opposed to the McCulloch
bill. but he has never left the Democratic
party, aud evidently does not intend that
any set OF men shall array him in OPPOSE
ton to it.. -.
Colonel Floyd publishes card in the Ir-
oiniap 20 the same effect. The Wing has
misrepresented these gentlemen 10y PUBLISH
ing them as canyassers of party 10 when
they owe no allegiance. win it show spi-
rit OF magnanimity and fairness by publish
ing the fact that they decline to accept their
appointments?
We do not want to scare the wing, put
we feel constrained 10 inform it that lis list
OF canvassers for this section Is falling all to
pieces. In real earnest we expect TO see
the whole thing dwIndle until only such
men as r. NJ. Chambers, OF Purvis, Cesar
Perkins, and Frank Moss are left. To that
complexion it must come at last.
One Of the clnvassers appointed by the
Mahoneites for Charlotte is, we hear, pro-
nounced advocate of the regular ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

The Republicans and the Mahoneites
walk together in friendly fellowship, and
work together under one yoke--at least
those Of the TWO parties who are repre-.
scented by the Wing and the Southern Intel
Iigencer. We quote another paragraph OF
two from the only Republican journal pub.
lished in the capital OF Virginia:
Snow, our advice TO the scalawags and
d0gs is 10 fight, to knock the Dispatch and
Its party limDer, 10 clean 'em out, leaving
not even grease-spot to tell the tale OF tbeif
being. ''-Southern Inteuigencer, August
10Th.
"Tbe change from Conservative to a
RsSdiuster Judge has been wholesome and
beneficial. We like it. Give Us more oi
IT, Southern IRteLigencer, August 10th.
ave only wish that every Republican in
the Stsfe could read the above article from
the Richmond Whig. They would see tina,
the Rexdiusters are defending the legal
rights aud political privileges and powers
of the negroes, while the Bourbons are for
dealing with them hike dogs and va. sails. ~
SOxfAeyn lnEsIligenccr, august 10th.
frhe article vas on the cspIfatIon taxi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17
KING AND QUEEN.
psMocaArIc MEETING IN BuEyA.vrsrA DIS
TkICT.

DgMocRATIc MEETING IN BUEyA.vIsrA Dis
TkICT.
fFor the Dispafch1
CENTREyILLE, KING AND QUEEN COUNTY,
August IA, 1880. J
At q meeting OF the Conservative party
of the Buena-Vista district, called by MT.
b. +. Bowden, chairman OF The DIstiict
Committee, 10 elect delegates 10 the Con-
gressioDal Convention which meets III zap.
pahannock August Goth, DR.. w. y. biand
was elected chairman and X. A. FOXES
secretary. :, =,
Delegates elected were: Colonel II. D.
Montague, DR.. w. L. Bland, and RodericK
Bland, Esq. Altcrnates Il. +. Bowoe1,
DIR. Grubb., and William G. Brookes.
Tue following resolution was onered ny
Colonel Montague and unanimously adopt-
ed:
ResOlued, That we send our delegates 70
the Tappahannock Convention uninstruct
ed, and with full liberty 10 use tbeir pes,
discretion for the interest OF the party, Du'
we unhesitatingly say that IN our opinion
The Hon. II. L. T. Beale has shown bimsel'
| TO be faithful, worthy, and able statesman
and representative, and think The best IN
terest OF the party will be suoseryed by DIS
denomination.
Interesting addresses were made by
Colonel Montague, DR.. Grubbs, and Others
The minutes were ordered to be sent 10 Tue
West Point Star and Richmond papers ioi
pnbIiclfion. w. +. BLAND, Chairman.
II. A. F0tkeS, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17
A Meritorious Cause

Colonel WILLIAM JOHNSON, Of Charlotte,
n. c., has come to Richmond TO raise a
thousand or two dollars towards the cele-
bration OF the centennial OF the battle OF
Kings Mountain, and paying for monu-
ment to be erected on the scene OF that
celebrated revolutionary battle. Several OF
our prominent citizens have taken charge
of the matter, and will receive contribu'
tons to this object. We bespeak for them
cordial welcome and liberal subscrip-
ton. The State says:
"The centennial OF the battle OF Kings
Mountain, the turning battle in the war
of the Revolution, is to be celebrated on
the 7th Of October by the States OF North
and South Carolina. As Virginia. repre-
sented by her ever-gIorious Campbell and
his splendid regiment from the southwest
of this State, performed most important
part in achieving that victory, IL Is but right
that our people should take prominent
part in this celebration but more than tins :
North and South Carolina are intimately
connected with US by business relations,
and therefore it almost becomes duty for
us 10 contribute our full share of the eX-
pense OF the celebration as we did NJ the
blood she'd in the conflict; and As Colonel
Johnson's mission is to collect money Tor
this purpose from our citizens, we trust
that when called upon by him the mer-
chants and others will contribute as llbe-
rally as they can afford at this dull season"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

WHAT OTHER DEMOCRATS SAY OF THE
CAPITATIoN TAx.-We have given else
where an article on the capilation tax.
Here is a better one-frOm the Washington
Post OF yesterday. The Post is the metro
politan organ OF the Democratic party. 1t
is not by any means afraid to avOw itself in
favor of a capitation tax. which, indeed,
nobody can show to be anything but rea-
sonable tax upon the voter:
The State OF Virginia, through her law
making mechanism, says to every voter in
the Commonwealth that bis right to the bal
lot shall be suspended during any and every
year In which he may not care to pay one
dollar for the exercise OF the elective fran.
chise. To protect society from the evils
that would result from the buying up Of
herds OF voting cattle, and using that power
in the interest of corrupt rings, the State
forbids the payment OF the dollar by any
other than the inyidual voter.
Tbis terrible instrument OF "rclentless
oppression which the red-handed rebels
have devised" was copied from the sta.
tues OF Republican State. II originated
in New England. II is still in force there,
aud most OF the older northern States
have similar laws. And is there a
man OF any party, in any section,
who will stand up and say that such
legislation is wrongy Ought suffrage 10
be made so cheap that man who will not
contribute one dollar year to the support
OF local government shall have the same
voting mower as his honest, industrious,
tax-paying neighbor! Does not the very
fact that this act shuts majority OF the
Virginia negroes out from the polls this
year show that it is wise and timely?
What would be the fate Of State If its
destinies were committed to the hands OF
men who either could not or would not paw
one dollar each for the protection OF life and
property and for the benefits OF organized
society! There has been no wiser or fairer
legislation In any State than that which
rules the Radio ii party Of Virginia for 1880.
And there has been no more teIing illustra'
ton OF the character OF that party than the
fac. that It Is Frustrated and disabled by
such necessary aud benefcent provision
for the safety OF society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17
Supreme Court of Appeals.
GwytheyIlle Enterprlse.I

THURSDAY, August -, 1880.
A. NJ. Dickinson, Esq, qualified to prac-
tice in the court.
X. II. Hardesby aud wife rs. Elizabeth X.
Carter's administrator and others. Petition
for appeal from Clarke county. Moore X
Son for petitioners. Appeal allowed. Bond
in $500 required.
Horner Us. Green and others. Appeal
from Roanoke county. Ilansbrough for ap-
pcllants; johnson and Logan and Strouse
for appeieeS. Submitted on arguments in
print. and time taken to consider.
Scott's executors Us. Horne and others.
Appeal from Montgomery county. Argu-
mont for appellant concluded by Richard
son. and by Blair in print, and time taken
to consider
Simmons Us. Smmons's administrator.
Appeal from Floyd county. Argued by
Taylor and Phlegar for appellants, and
Terry (and by Tompkns in print for ap-
pellees, and time taken TO consider.
Meeks rs. Peery, DC. Appeal from Taze-
we'll county. Continuance set aside and
case submitted on arguments in print by
Stras, Sr., for appellants and Stras, Jr., and
Henry for appeIces, and time taken to con-
slider.
KeIleys Us. Smith, &c. Appeal from
Washington county. Decree below reversed,
Judge Christian reading the Courts opinion.
Carriers heirs rs. Robiuctt, &c and same
rs. Blanton. Error from Scott county.
Judgment below reversed, Judge Anderson
reading the Conrt's opinion; Judge Staples
dissenting, Judges Moncure aud Burks not
sitting.
Davis, &C., Us. FRANKIE. Error from
Smvtb county. Judgment below reversed
and new trial ordered. Judge Staples read
Ing the Courts opinion.
Snavely as. Gallagher, trustee, &c. APP
peal from Wytbe county. Decree below
affirmed, Judge Burk. reading the Courts
opinion.
FRIDAY, August 10, $780,
Deyerle's executor Us. Scots administra
tor. Appeal from Roanoke. Argued by
johnson and Logan for appellants, anC
Hansbrough for appellees, and time taken
TO consider.
Wade rs. Hartman. appeal from FloyC
county. Penn for appellant, Tompkins fol
appellee. Continued.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance
Company Us. Huff, &c. Appeal from Roa
noke county. Submitted on arguments il
print by kirkpatrick and Blackford for ap
pellants, Hansbrougb for appelees, anC
time taken TO consider.
Wades Us. Figgat. Appeal from Mont
gomery county. Tompkins & Sullivan FOL
appellant, Figgatt for appellee. Contin ned
Hansbrough Us. Uiz, &c. Appeal from
Roanoke county. Hansbrough for appel
lants, Johnson and Logan for appelees
Continued.
Raymond. trustee, Us. Maupin aud others
Appeal from Bedford, decided at forme
day. This day petition for rehearing be
| fore full court refused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

The New York Empress says it j. ru-
mored on good authority that Mr.. William
II. Vanderbilt has purchased the horse ST..
Julien for $4,000. II this be so, he Will
baye in st. julien and Maud 5. the fastest
pair OF trotters in the world, both having
made mile in the best time on record,
2:l14.
The Supreme Lodge Of the World,
Knights Of PyihiaS, will meet at st. Louis
on the 2ilh instant. Arrangements have
been made for the finest display this order
has ever had.
The GoIdsboro' Messenger says that Cen
eral Bryan Grimes, wealthy planfer OF
Pitt conDty (N. G. was assassinated Oh sat.
urday last by unknown parties.
The True Iader is clad to learn that there
are many colored men in and around War;
rentop who have made up their minds to
support the Democratic electoral ticket.
w. a. MOale, retired merchant OF Balti-
more, is dead; aged eighty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17
LETTER from n Readjusfer.

WINFRED HALL, HANOVER COUNTY, VA, !
August 4, 1880.
Editors of the Dispatch: am persuaded
in nv own mind that nine ientbs OF the Vo-
tiers Of Virginia formerly belonging to the
Conservative party, OF both wings-vlz..
Funder and Readiuster-are anxious to
come to some compromise in regard to vo-
ting for only one set OF electors. |, for one,
who have always been a SimOn-Pure Re-
adjuster, or, in other words, ever since the
organization OF the Conservative party OF
Virginia, am confident that Virginia will be
lost to General Hancock unless something
Is done. and done quickly. Funders
and Readjusters, too, ! am afraid VIII
have learned a lesson when IL IS too
late. | believe the Rcadiusters oulnum'
Der the Funders, yet doubt exceedingly
whether either wing can cope Win The
Garfield ticket at the blllOt-bOX. l believe
that the prevailing sentiment Of the people
IN old Hanover i to second the move made
In the Valley-yes, the motion made by the
good people of shenandoah. 1t is nonsense
for Funders TO continue TO argue further
why the Rcadinsters should turn their
backs upon tue electors chosen an OF July.
and it is equally foolish for the Readiusters
TO cXuect that FunderS will surrender un-
COUOllIOUdIIN an ihCil Nh'SNh 'NN'''''
Messrs. Editors, | beg leave to differ with
YOU about the compromise ticket being al
ready formed with such good Readiusters
rs Redo, Menifce, and -- on it,
In the first place, Your side, with proba-
bly, a very few RCadiusters-and That,
too, Readjusters without credentials from
their own organlzatiOn-chOs the ticket
and set it up. We clam that such an assem-
ply had no right, more than mere assump-
ton, 10 either dictate or choose men to rep
resent the Resdiuster wing OF the Conselya-
tive party. Furthermore, when you formed
such ticket Of electors, don't you think
honestly that you acted very sparingIy to-
wards us 10 offer only three out OF eleven /!
Come, MessIs. Editors, If youa convinced
TINT your old compromise ticket will not
work, spike your gun and open with new
battery. Come, let's help our brethren in
The Valley. Roll the ball until we bring
Koiner's aud MahOne's machine workers TO
a stand and force them 10 surrender 10 the
voice OF the Old Dominion.
WILLIAM +. TALLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

The unfairness Ct the Dispatch is well
illustrated when it asserts tuat the Wing
has maintained anywhere, for any reason.
that negroes or anybody else should not be
made to pay a capitation tax. We contend
that our citizens should be encouraged to
vote as duty, and that therefore no re-
sirictiye tax SHOULD be placed upon suf.
frage and we further contend that suffrage
is right which should not be practically
put to sale by the State. A captation tax
can be imposed and collected like any other
tax, and we have never opposed it per Se.--
Wig.
We let the Wing state its position in its
own language. Neither that nor sny other
journal, nor anybody. shall ever have occa.
sion to complain Of intentional unfairness
on our part.
But our neighbor is on the wrong side OF
the question. 1t we'll knows how large a
number Of persons otherwise qualified to
vote refuse to pay, and cannot be made to
pay, a capitatiOn tax, even though its pay
meut would make voters OF them. How
many negroes would pay the capitaton tax
II it were not necessary to paY 1t to qualify
person to vote?