The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-06
THINGS FOR
The NEGRO RACE
Supt. Joyner's Wise Ad-
vice at Negro Fair.
NEGROES ACCLAIM IT

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Negroes should Yet.
Even larger than ON Thursday WIS
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0 "i an" Inc 4dE proved iHa
biggest OF the week., breaking an rec
Ords.
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7''' ,1'"17 viewed st" races ana tht
excellent free attractions. IN the az
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harmony betvcen tha race an and
to come 10 prejudice. and for the negro
10 know his limitation ana to keep
within it. The meeting wa presided
over by f.. J. Young, the president of
the Negro Fair. and on the rostrum
with the Fam officers We're state Su-
perintendcnt !. Y. J3xner. state Treas
Iurer T.. <. Lacv. Mavor James |
johnson. County superintendent of
Schools Il. Y. Judd, Hon. Richard II.
Battle and Dr.. Charles +. Mcserve. \
feature of the meeting was the de-
.nuuciatiOn by the negroes of the negro
who assaulted q white cripple at the
Fair the day before and an offer by
the Negro Fair Executive committee
Of a reward # $25 for his detection.
During the speaking there was music
by the COlOred brass band of char
lotto.
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Inc hrSt speaker was Mayor JaIneS
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9i"ic superintendent : El'd''ht Nc
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St2tc superintendent of Gubllc II
~struction }. Y. Joyner was the prIn-
cipal speaker, ana in beginning his
address he congratulated the falr
management = the success this year
ana then preceded to deliver a frank
talk to the negroes, declaring in this
that there is no room for hatred in u
Christian civilization as that hits hard
est the one who hates, and that both
races should be done with it. He de-
clarcd his sympathy for the coIorcd
race in its effort to advance. because
Of the fidelity shown by it 10 the white
race in dark days. but declared that
the old tender ties no longer bound
the two races ana that here lay the
danger. Declaring that the mission
of the two races are not the same, he
urged that each be content to find and
follow its own. His subject was The
Three Gospels" these teing announced
as "Education, Emancipation and
Elevation.'
AS to education he declared that it
should be universal and of the right
kind 50 tbat Zach raca co1I1d mike
! the most of Hbat Cod bas aiyan Eldu-
carton he dccIarnd mixed Inc human
brain With matter and trained the
hand. that the unframed hand with
out brains with it was simply as that
of the monkey. and only equals the
labor Of the horse. He preached the
gospel Of emancipation in tina the
negro ace was not freed by proclama-
of Abraham Lincoln. that no man
made statute could do his. but that
it must come by getting rid Of pre-
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