The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-27
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3 1r- art uL 80 cause the negro %
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. Increase race s-tsE11is- lrtl there
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Senator TllEaz expressed -te b.
iief that The No--h had c5r1e % the
|c01cl1sion that The negro v1esr1- ~as
krCtty problem and that TIE Sorrh
Vas n0t willing Tor The south % take
: the questioa IL hand. His refere-ces
. 20 the policies Ehich the North had
e pursued ia The past in dealing With
2 the race question contained ms nos,
p rsDid uttersnces. and Is vas this par
~ his speech more Than any other
part which divided the audience. His
declarstions that the people o. the
south E01id bitterly resist any inter
y ference vith the manner 10 which the
B. negro was being dealt Eith 10 doubt
r. raised the question in the minds o.
@ his hearers from the North as tc
p ahether his doctrine Eas perfectly
- correct Fe- there we're 10 doubt many
p perhaps a large majority o. his aud
e .rlce who beard these sentiments er
p pressed ay The lecturer who perfectly
e agreed Elth him. except in the plsi-
e and uIszrlllLl1 manner 10 Ellch hO
p said H.
.t senator T4Iual Is nor nor does h'
e claim f0 be an orator BE is slmpl.
@ a plain. blU1t speaker. honest and ear
d |uest. whose real e'1ql=uce consist
.e ln LIs great earlesrness He tries n
o. speak the plain unVarnlshed truth
Do iis remarks are -uITened by aashe
/. ~ wit AID huuor and by Tie f0rclbl
ie manner 0f MS delivery.
Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure f0r The suneriugs !
n. has relieved and the lives of their d;
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