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VIZ nave h'Nf h'"h S'uth w INV nov ''i
1 tho better element - southern Wll'o r'r for
! De- u't hesitate 10 say without fcpt = .onrra-
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Is anxious TO 500 tho ad,an, cucnt - 'ro negro
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olIod with our "0n
In tie first Instance ciyinz tho ncuro the
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o,,s'nE .,na'"..' n"s o'on ~, ,,'." y. ~"
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AZ experience and education went. and con-
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oi unscrupuI"1- p"ll'l'IanS ana oMi'Uhssers
who represented after the war tho Rcpublica n
party in most sections Of the South men who,
to keep their influence over tho poor darsy.
worked on his passions and made him hate the
white men Of tho South and regard them as
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plans
Under these circumstance the uhto men
were forced to make common cause against
the negro fDr tho protection of their lives,
liberty and institutions whether from prin-
"i,Ja ai.,, ,,.,,. e.. D.,,oaro,, ,r pa,',,h-
o'p'e 'hey siued WIN ''e peh'o,Ih's OF nepuo-
licans. as no self-respectine white man from
any section would care To associate with any
h,,t ,,.,,, fov of tho whit. mo, vbo ,enra-
, our VI ipm p" H. Wv r me r'',n ~, V,, ~,
the war II was for these r"asons that ne IN,
S"'G, az, I'M & n'u & ~ y. o oo h "'u n"
90 ~, pu, Mi,',, !, Wa ,oivtW ~, On urni hig Jts
@ & ro ~ H. S', ~ ,Ea, - hn rogro ss ni,,an
III u no or ~ ~, ,ot hv r H. pmrnijrar ,ortv 20
fmr,ber the apds and greed ps tha m reppsseIntao
tivss ~ thot nartT IL wCuld cause he white
I'm u ,or vac" nrs.srv'tj"r tn stand solid
ni,,e, th,, nariv ana stii .o.do,. n ia not a
1870, - ,a,rt.. i,', ~, InI,r iIpo' - - " "
"'pon,nya DO Eegrn IRON n"Ii,ics md Won
,ai,e a,yay he curse ~ III Ne since freedoyn
south solid Remove him from politics and he
oeascs 10 beoome n r,rev Of politictans' and only
has his advanrement and Interest To- work out
VII 40 EortIorn henLer,a toby before
making mn mn osycr ON southern municipal Gnnds
ask To- know the white and colored population
bid as much ns If The white eIceed the coiored
bv such a majority that there can be no question
OF negro rule The 8 per cent bonds OF nv
city, under negro rule after the war sold for
20 ccnts on the dollar to-day they bring 81 80.
II money talks, the Northern bankers do not
as the negro is removed from politics In the
South, think the solid South viii bs broken.
l. therefore think that the negroes as a class,
will be improved morally mentally and physi-
cally bv being disfranchised az the best edu-
Gated most intelligent and wealthiest negroes
Is so small as not 10 have any influence over
politics and they are thus prevented from
being the prey OF unscrupulo,s. white men
and politicians II they had not been allowed