The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26

ker in McClure's magazine concern
ing lynchings south and north. have
done more than any recent publica
q lions TO show the true and relative
attitude of the people of the two sec
ticns toward the negro,
Mr.. Baker first went to Sta:esboro
Ga, and 10 Hum syille, Ala. where
there have recently been lynchings
and gave a true and unbiased ac
count of all that had occurred in the
, Two places, rejecting the varying
shades of public opinion in regard to
lynching existing in those localities.
He next went 10 Springfield, O., and
Danvillc, H., where there had been
similar occurrences and his contri-
button 10 the February McClura's re-
+ fees with the ane claarness that
! HE auheH crtirlaG ia the condi-
tas ,ta a lgneaipgs in these
northern towns.
The facts that Mr.. Bakers articles
bring ont ccnspicuously are that the
negro is the same everywhere, and
sha' the difference in TIE nor harn
aaa se3,he-u atoHec toward ~ ne
sso ia on coma. lan ai.i The
lAt f n3 mt @ voice in
a2r aa#at 81 S'tnsacu ha
SAYS tean laE Gave p JIe govern
aeni ai sarah or Of New Orleans
e 70 s5a ~ negro ha been ais
ifa9eaisee hy la iaii@.aNion
# we Ft gN e&eA @alfh IS the
R2
Eie Base 5 lfa.vi i@o gfowtn
q H"SN hE re oor. f0rn
g' 1ni
4ef
q iii'S 3ls I II
rlfl''A &c F9fuses @ sea SODA I
~ e fo 2 fe4e p.9ie :
-4''' l''es II a paa4.s ing
l't c2n 7eileI ne oiseaafse ot
aes'o spfi nan ~ negro PHYSICIAN
= '' N 1 < c9o' = mus tae nan
: aG eso huph IA hg b. tae p
a'o ahssliy eAaf5-As JUS
= ers l's c1!id 20 -
'Aohs ~ "lite chliureh' ma. ~
Y i's "-lse eohlltloh thal eHlsls
u the soeth where ne me OF dis-
Pc non IS OBJ srFed by both races
y 'i' On avoided
o"s F" D'n W. III. Ny Ha
~ growing negro pop
'iae'oh ana thefe mas oeeh an awak- {
'I'hs l"Ns pIeJuuioe pe."eeu the
hi-e MorAilsuieh anu the negroes I
neie y eNelyWnele aldicdtlOh
mar tne negro problem IS creeping I
,oi 1 "aiu' MOI Slowly ana tnat' as
ne reputation " co'oreu people IN
asses .ue northern states VIII DC
oiipelieu " meet exactly ne que t
,ons Win @nich tne South Is no"
s, ~ Illslfancnisenehl q tne
esfo' iynching ana Social equality
an q l's various forms, ana tne
oa'neihel' WIN Ht.le Understanding j
,ne hesro eharac'eI, IS NOT likely {
~ 49, e patient as tne sou'nernef
as Oeen' L
me people OF the north, according q
MI Dahet STATEMENTS are Iar b
han 49, : = sNsi. VAi y nclinss a
= p4p0.S \. en- 'noih ~
n snt n n 'nose 'nat occur IN c
- ~ nus 'he Mols, iea.ure Oh o
49,. u.s. pi - nsiu Hnchins' ne
= 80 we .He' apa.ny Oh inc pupnc' g
a., s.a ai's H,elieu ~ eaie' a hls, n
! a1 ~ go hanseu, what ol ~
- $50 1us' ooiie iioih we south t
Ae,e iounu 'ne people OF several @
!. n,u'ns owns III STATE OF deep il
~ 0'i'en ',iViai eAcl'elheh'' II you o
~ 'n'nhihg ABOUT TINS problem b
NJ. o,'ns aOoul ~ eApeiiing men
ny enuieh' impeacnihg sher \.
~. u''nohoraoiy ulscharging whole ,
,l1''a eonll'ah'es, Here IN Spring (
gu iouhu cold apathy except :
~ nne ci'lzehs' y
ne saioon evil M Baker says
ne 'hce'tiNe % MOB violence and
10 ' 'hein towhs are lar worse in
10 iesPec' tnah the average south
= 'o"n' CT
''-.lllhs sh'8 article Mr Bater a.
e l-sAcA.A2 'a nNe so much q y
-, " y A-g' 'A OF
}mp.om O lawles
.lcal corruption II is an attempt BY
la.9re 70 arrow on dls ase 90 she ot
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