The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-04

uean, Gnen 'DlaekHtyAd Whfte8gDatriotS
and Christtanss MI lovers OF order
have one plain4nty to Rsrforfn..
That duty 10 tt0ss pray eafnestiy.
pray, pray eyer.sth the CeasaS az
Am erican hsstorXsmay come, and
come Quickly 'ss3i fs S%,t't I.
Revs, DIR. W. me sAlexander, i: #.
,Jenifer, GeorgeS sNsY Braggs, or this
city, and Rev DTTE. L. ,Eorro heTs,
of Washington, USC.. also made adj
dresses Dr.. UDfkothers Kin his
address scored sident RooaeyeIt
and Secretary T4 for their Jattt.
tude In the Br0SNSyille afbair, ana
praised Senat aker for histde-
Tense of the coloFSt sol iars, and she
concluded, by a44gg: 5tsThere are
aboHt TOO, 900 ssA9Eo voters In this
country, and we Intend to force the
President to do'skas right, thing by
'us or turn the WkQte affair ipyer to
the hands Of ttiS sno cratic Iasttyy Il h
L In the. aftar1d w elcaIning ad-
dresses We're aelts4d by Rev. M. r,
Naylor, Mr.. G.. .&Es8Ea tz genaid, Prof.
Heber q. 'Wharta and DR.. w. w !
Cherry, prestd9T of the ~ First
Branch City SA4cil. Responses
were made by HOE ohm G. tDancy.
recorder OF daedSStn Washington, b.
W. EMD r-+@ts;S '0l 20. 20 u. tseH
At night BisK6p sAlexander Wais
:ters, OF Jersey City, elivered ahis an:
tsn,,1 80. 80: - patH
Ing events who not noticed the
change in public aSn timent for the
better :aR 1t ratA1aa to lynch law.
While 1Ynchi no SY,pt horn A,a ,,fsSy, :
~ ~ re fron, ~ t6ai -, iaA s To- peen oanlsns
I' ,aona+ ao 'ns we az gIsss.r
MANI in t.ha me,, INC = 49,
Morth 10 w. ~Sil "a lllzt.s.
tba antira nragf ssho G. xe aSu
and hold1v q dISSsBls SpsutS
da.t 49, go 'sneilEia ,
insnf 20 na,ars nsiHsSs;ess a,th a iVM ps ps9Ht,
dara * a. s,;ob 1870 = Scat.sns,s
VIC r een IN ~ agsS ee oo = - nvye =
"a rtn,,s Shne5,, as,s ~ ssSs11 la t,nssattS
of tbe ivnnh - a7,sSsSss H. 1,,Ti to na1 tSs.
h&, 5nn, 'ie. VOC sJ,IlgSs,, Is -, ~ -
TdIv Nv hrt ,ua ysss5A ~ ha w ~ a.ssyAnt ~
worlx and tx 10 4, ho ~ T,..'!,,
tatio2 aa well ,axSs S, n, = .;,.tss -
Negro ctti1sT.,. = 80 p ~ ~
> Rana i, :, < s5s3 S{2
..1,,st ~ ! ! IL -
currad near nssSs2s, . ~ Me-. ~
another ot : T e ,gsst ~ -
these are
lawleas ESQ e. Il . !, ~, /
stTone arm of : tS,ss = a4 :;
ment is naaSal 81 s 81, ~
hlow IN tho iyn,, 80, =. - = M ~ :
torhe mn1illaf r{,E
ie e4lill with 10 . - =, Ess I, sS v
ta fhe daa III & s.: y :, sss
exyin 3 TtiI x1Is2 y ri III s5
1T Ia a .baIlga or IsaSf or i1Sssfu 20, atde+rno
f,nof, tha race. go Sis pracSs.fo nn. ni1-
ilizati6nl ZWa gn1nsf aVar aeb+ -
There Ynuab4 not be anJ la rn rntJi
the last sJim1 Grow, car has nassad
d, "As long aa Aboro 90 ,o hYaoro. o;,.;
zena denr}v we'd re tbe ha34n+ Siu re ,,,i,s,t rs
enactm enfS there wi1I2ha n SDocoasItn
for the oIAmerican ~ Gannoi1 ~
ballot is. * >hadpe Of a,olninaI aoIaI1
ity: indeed = 10 tha 5nsienia ~ FIJI
citfzenahin and the ahtajnino oq Il
Should he The a ambition ofIaverv ~.
whether he he white nr ihiack On
first duty ts to educate tho maases tn
an appreciation of fhe ba1lot Thia
can be done by flooding the country
with lfferafnrs m the %a5,hiect :. Tbere
are MANY. either discrimin ations 10
be done, AWAY with The mint tho
schoolroom the Negro nress a nd
other ORGANIZATIONS s1,ch aa these
are to do this work. 6 r..
II am sftre that the leaven Of in
telligence has entered and "a SLOWLY
but, surely accommodating the desired
end; some of our leaders are discour.
aged because the aWakantng of the
masses to an anpreciafion of their
civil and political rights Sbas not conc
as rapidly, as they hoped
. DecrvInG ApitafIou.
Another crowd Of our leaders IRE
decryine our agitation. Thev aay
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