Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-01-26

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Gen. Howard, to Judge from what he
told newspaper correspondent the other
day, goes to West Point with policy that
could hardly be improved upon. He said !:
:" believe every fair minded American
cares more for the principles which actu
ate conduct ut West Point than for the
particular case of Whitaker. believe
that hearty politeness, such as Gen.
Washington displayed when he declared
that he would not suffer a negro to be
more polite then he, would relieve the
social question of much embarrassment at
West Point as elsewhere. The true princi-
pie is, of course, 'to do unto others as you
would that others should do unto you"
Continuing, he said: lone thing is i'm
possible for me, and that is TO become pre-
JUDGED against man on account of his
color. We ought, and | desire, to deal
fairly and justly. l was too long among
the blacks, and in charge of the freed
mems bureau, to make them feel the
texture of their skins"
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