The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-10
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"They say ~ wouldn't do for Varda.
man ~ ~ 10 the senate because he
would agitate the race question. They
say we would not get money Tor this
p0stofllcc Or 10 dam this river. But
say TO you this Is question affecting
the nation and 10 must he solved, and
solved the right way. call to wit.
ness the words OF the patient, patrl.
otlc, loving Lincoln My views today
are the same held by Lincoln when he
debated with Douglas. He said then
: i am not trying TO make jurors OF
voters " the negroes. There are dif
fcrences which make IL impossible fol
the negroes and the whites TO live to
+ gether IN social and political equality.
! mo, II the negro is to live here, hi
@ status must be fixed by law. We hav,
t spent 100000, 900 for the education o
: the negro, taking care OF bis sick, ant
b in other ways for his benefit. How
h does he compare now with what h
8 was In 1861, when my father left hi
@ four children and his wife to fight 10
&c the cause we all hold so dear?
n To-day every white woman In MI,
n sissippi Is In d state OF siege. In til
id city OF Jack son where live, sewers
10 attempts have been made, and or
"a horrible crime committed In II
1t shadow OF the capitol. The negro
lie getting more criminal all the tim
20 When such crimes are committe
G. there is Il hanging There ought
s. be hanging, but we ought to remoy
the conditions that make such thinl
It possible.
n HOW TO CONTROL NEGROE
ne How are we going to control III
So negroes, and restore conditions
TO what they should be? When we dri'
IN negroes away from the polls wit
nc shotguns we suffer moral deterior
I'd tion. When we falsify returns '
r. suffer the same way, There Is I
as hope Of the negro qualifying to vot
ed School learning does not give him Il
20 quail itlcations The most illitera
lis white man is better equipped to u
derstand the scheme OF this COVER
n meut, and to vote inteligently,
of perpetuate II than any negro. 1t
lily because the white man has behlr
". him the racial Inheritance Of Il
of great white race, a progress found'
IT. on what the negro lacks, the virtue
NJ the white woman,
nd 1.-THE civilization OF the negro las
on so long as IL is upheld by the viii
ed man, who began IT, When the viii
se man leaves him the negro goes ba,
er to barbarism Here 10 Mississip
ny we are spending something like thre
It's fourths OF a. million dollars for 81
We education Of the negro. Every We
fnds the negro more criminal. VIII
,ss are you going to dc? You can't
he back to the shot gun. or course, II
In was necessary, 1t could be done as
TO last resort, but we can't afford to ,
lily that, You don't want to go back
~ classifying the returns, yet with 81
at negroes who are theoretically Qualit
Is to vote increasing, and with them gu
ed numbering the whites In the stat
; a something must be done.
OF "There is hut one thing to do.
must repeal the fifteenth amendme
he to the constitution OF the Unit
ire States l read recently what a re
resentative OF Mississippi at Was
ington said regarding this.
mt THE NEGRO QUESTION.
Id. III such an appeal ever Is to ha
'at potential effect IL must come fro
or. some other section than the Sout
ise where the white men have grov
III tired OF having their differences s,
Id, tied by the negro vote. In the mar
to OF God, have we not grown tired
'es having our homes outraged, our d