The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-23
SCORES SEGREGATION q
Oswald Garrison Wizard Grandson William LLOYD Garrison
Writes Strong Article for North American Review

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Writes a Strong Article for
a5 as.s
IN nc+oho 20 a.,
SON. than tha $3.50 X, 100 NoooroW Will
President Saa1s.a, i ~. ,.ie nominee ,ial for.
hacnma $500 ,u .nat should
states thav 14ha 49,, - ne United
cnnnt mon we son'led people, may
inc and e.. -. hIsoiule ta1r deal
could assist W which l
eata If +ba;. - ~. auseuclns the inter
Stataso III aaee the United
nlata aot;efo 80 ~ ..noe Save COM
the colored naon1a ond ~ ieauers OF
the race VII mera u .ne irienos OF
braak awav t,ore - sAns tnem to
the Renmh,;oon nar+-1 on 'uraioom to
the Gnvarnn Pe1 NJ a4u 70 vote Tor
pronnd +hat - ooisey on the
most hv ~ s tne soun.y would profit
- ticko+ osn 5.slol " tne democrat
tho+ nnan anu observers believe
- : nana:4. 1o ouioieu men voted
ave,. befaoo AUG ttchet IN 1872 than
-
was with dismay, therefore, that
early IN the Administration of Mr..
WILSON, whose Cabinet is equally
E1slueu between Southerners and
.Not tuefners, there became noticeable
~ certain Quarters distinct hostility
~ me co1ored people. For a long
ware 1 ~ APPOINTMENTS ~ OF Negroes
he no-o;natoS nes!uent. Ihen
OL1aha-,,a ~ 4 4l -. PATTERSON OF
To- ~ he m ~ .ue posltlon OF Regis
hu oo,o.ea oaeuiy, pace long held
49,, ~. ~ =. ueu. Iattersons nominal
~ "o1 .nG Slsuar lor outDursts from
0t vnoient nesropnoDes In the
neaas;. G I1s IKE aoke Smith OF
M;11,,as a1uluan OF mississippi,
daa,aa; n ~ nout4 Caro1lna' ana others,
~ s .nat ratterson should not
~ o au OF any other colored
:; ~ az once WHICH would put
- u'el "A!le women CLERKS. With
1 ~ Ms GowaTdlce Patterson rushed to
s;s 1919 house anu demanded that
- 49, W "!enuiawh. unwilling
$780, NJ. ~, ~ neoe tne issue mus
rcn',os+ WI. .,., Mlison consented TO MS
and p"o, aAo -, esiuents CleVeland
49, W. unuel slni1ar CIR
~ Sonotn ~ ~. ~ ieeponslDll1ty on
~ $780, oe,nn Ny eonslnulns 10 nominate
~, $500 :, eeuuiua.es Aor once ana
Dy sivi4e tnem recess appointments
Muen sne SENATE was net IN session.
lnsteau' Mr. wilson appointed Cher
oAee AnuAan as Register.
When group of citizens holds so
lew Federal Offices as do the colored
people, each one takes on a signifi-
canoe lar beyond any question of the
salary or powers that may be attach
cd to 1t. This is particularly true of
the posts or Minister to Hayti and
san Domlngo. Not one of the stock
Southern objections to Negro appoint
ments ho!ds here; these ministers are
accredlted to colored people where
the Dogle or social equality cannot be
raised. Unoer Mr.. Wilson both of
these posts have gone, temporarily,
u IS salo' anu oouDtless Tor reasons
Satisfactory to Mr.. Bryan, to white
men. me colored people at large &C
cepted this as notice from the White
mouse mat the remaining Offices here
totore given to colored men were to
pc taken from them. Alarming as this
was, on top of it came the startling
news that for the first time in the
raca nrei,,d;na uas 10 ~i,s aq e,,H nen.
in some If the nen.rtnants ~ waa1s
ington WHIT had not hon Groanoaa
of under M cleveland thonoh haonn
in one Office under Mr. Toft woe ~
ing attemnted under Mr. wilson b o
segregation If Negro CLERKS hoth non
and women IT. annoarod +bo+ ~ Co.
retarv of the Treasury had MANNED
to put Patterson at the head Of an az
clusiyelv colored division unon tho
plea-to use Mr. McAdoo,s own words
-"thst it would give the Neeroes an
opportunity of national dimensions. to
prove their fitness to run. unaided Nv
whites, an important bureau of the
Department" Just whv: this henefi-
cent undertaking was dronned as soon
as f. annearnd tha+ on indian ond M
a co1ored n,on Voc ~ heod Tho di,I;
sion has MT anneared. IL i bod oil,
the merit claimed for i tho co1orod
people should not have heen denrived
of the opportunitv of collectively dem.
onstrating their worth. which. in the
individual has long heen known tn
all familiar with the Governments
operations. ..r
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~ 41 M. .nquiy Wy q lepiesentat -, Z
" 1uo tNatAouaa Assoc1aIiOn loi Tie
1Auvancenent ol Colored feopie' anu
~ ~ nemspapef men VI Tue stanuans VI
eton correspondents VI the
1sew tork evening Fost ana Boston
autettiser, mas oevelopea tne TACT
tnat segregation Oh coloreo EMPLOYEES
increasing.