The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

| the negro v-.,e - l.,niI..I ana =, -,
| at the lowest variety Of the human
| race when hn W.. t,.l,,,.rht - .,,l,l
taught civilization ana C6rjsti.,njt>. a.
! the hands If thc nofIaet .[,gatnet mi
purcst race of women ih.t has tr1d
| the carth. md the evidence of fheir.
purity their nobleneas, their high
| character and their Cnri-fjani.v is
| that thcy- ror,n,an,lad al ,,,,.., tIl. nIa-
| dicncr Tho ,rernl.t ana tLn t,,'', az d.
race hro,,rrbf ,s. ...,t-.,.'.e. f.,, he ,,.,,
/ lowest ty-pc Of tn. btr,an I..,.o fr.,,T
the wild iuneIes Of tIla African wilder
ness.
| prior n their freedom and tho Of
| fort Of caetn,-, fanatic. =, tr.fb th,.n,.
TO dream Of social .u1ialitt llia hid
cons ,.rir,n4. tbar rnutr arr commit
Iinn now e,-erv dav .1n tba4. es,1,
| Christian women (,-.e r,,ra ,,4+7s1I.I
| when tba, ,,f'.,' Sia,e- Inn a., t.,t.th
| make ie on th4 .,r,,,i,a,, <.aU fnlls,[,
| And thev we're bannicI as :. whole and
| better cared for ~. = whole than thev
ARE today
| p,t tnll,.. ,t,rc,,,,rt,l,,,, n,, ,,-,,I,I
| , '"I ''""' ''i 'u7i ii'"' TN WI it "
tlic ~ =. a.. az, ,H'I9S@ llce -
,,lt ~ 'ltu '1&""'4 W. - ti'i5 iG> th9 t
| CnpniiN y mas h'aFu ihe T,"IE oi tht
| Nl.lreH peoPlG oI tno S2u'1 an" 1loN
! nun ~ A"uth Do my N'UI" ' t5"p
| H. I ~, '"''' - 49, N
| lI' ~ 49, =, ~, -
| men men are l"Cd'ed' ana thoit lutE ar
| I-y... II,
iTttd tli'S ttlS - d, p'''t -
e,,,.t1 ,yn,,yn fo,. tDo,, l.a'na in con-
| tact with the nero that has gone
north and permitted in certain qiar-
| ters social equality. and intercourse
itI I, 1 fhnso ,. ,,,
| @ "i' ,itIt ['t ,',,ti, IN
| f ai,,l tI,a, ,., iit ,,.,itip,.,
! 80 oct tho nagro barlz into slavery
! aIo,Ier Win tho moon. v.I,jfn Mon and
| tL.t >, Gcro,,t nncrn can,t etg,. tI,nrc
| 'fi'r fn,ai-,,n,, " 'i- - > - l-'' ''
| me mouse ooihG9l!c ~ ~ ~
! emo, - ,'o,,, hn oost .n,io,s one [ra-
| ~ 1r,,. the nnero 5s ~Iovyina more
| ~ I5,,lit !i,,1 I7.r i,d,,lt,in,,g and if
l, LII Et r % Wv \Earl5 ma ,,i.i+
| y h,,ndrnI o7,r,Io,-,r1nnt a@ennins he
| Vii find tbot neither, the male mon.
| Inc female holm can he nrrsuaded to
| como Sn3ltb hit tbev are reTdv at a
| monont.; notice to 90 West. SO strong
| has rhai1. ,reiudices been before they
! Ieft their native land and so increased
have they been with a few weeks iii
| New York against going South.
! There is good homes today for fifty
thousand honest, Industrious white
| house girls i'm the South and an equal
number of industrious white men at
| lust as good wages as they can get
anywhere in America, for similar ser
| vices. and vet they can't be induced to
| come in any number worth mention
ing S01th Of Washin2ton
| W., o mod :, ea+ Italians an
tho r,tf, f,,.,,, i'm 1TIo,.ia2 we had
| ~ "ue'e,i i'i .il 80 + ,. IN ~
| V,I ,,t -, ioI,,,, V',t tfn1, taliEnd
IN, e,1Sc, ~ tI3o,,C ana tbo, 5nIiayed
| tT1rt- .,-n,.a ,.i>,lLino tba lnss,; of thail.
| rroGd,,,, h,, ,o,,,i,,o. south So in New
| E-a,.I. rho,, I,cai tbC c,,Iej story rencat-
| pi !'+ y 1i'e' ~, Cs,,tI,U,., ,,,n,,Io and
| 80 ,,-li.t -. +j,nii. f,ianGu
tlltS are "'hc'Ilu pI tbo sn,,tb and
~ NtoCttl'D IL tlo - ,.-..,l, i n,-o1.1- ,,(,,,
| ~ n - S 90 i,.,.. 49,, i,I,,.,,,t
| Hut'l, ,li llei @ .ll, " WIZ 'i' =
| ''il7l o7'''~9 III ~"
| 1hC chl&Ialioh "Sr'i'c iol ~ " VIZ -;
| torE lines OF raliFoadS, liIIS Inoh WIN
| equally as great cft2d, 81 HdEiiiS 70
| live and associate with the negro II
| they come South, added to lhelr dfead
Of what they have heard ABOUT the
southern people
! Our railroads offer no commiSSlon
to cmigrant agents to send emigrants
| South The Western roads pay their
rmi9rant agents literally. ana they
have them aI through Europc working
! for. tho Western lines. talking free
| homes and free country.
SO all these disadvantages are used
AGAINST 0ur ability to secure emigra-
lion. If we want American born men
to come South to labor they are filled
| ,-itI the dread Of living and working
| side bv side with the negro
| ,Tbern isn't = daily nancl. carrying
the Associated Press dispatches in the
United states today that doesn't every
dav it's printed tell the story Of that
awful crime committed or some poor
dofrnscIess white woman in the South
bv = vtriDus negro. and a long story
| foIIowing Of the vengeance Of the
mob. So they don't want to come
| south ana expose their wives, their
mothers, their sisters and daughters
To such a condition.
The people in the South are taxing
themselves millions and millions Of
dollars to educate the negro, and as
| soon as he gets little tcarnln@, ne
| gets too proud 20 work in the cotton
| field. or hoe in the cane patch. He
| wants to go right off to the town or
city lie cont want TO associate with
any "Poor working white trash
OF course it Is not so with al ot the
| negroes. but their is only about one
| in ten that is the exception TO t1e
ruln