Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-30
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER so, 1918.
PROFESSOR MOORE WRITES HIS
OBSERVATIONS FROM FAR
AWAY BRAZIL.
Bahia, Brazil, May IS, 1918.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, Virginia.


imagine the greatness of the times in
which we are living, nor can the
most enlightened properly distin
guish the mysterious from the com.
mon and for that reason many must
die of unbelief that the full mystery
of the age be revealed to the faithful
Then, l say. do not lose courage,
those who have faith! 1t is the
weak heart that causes the truth to
unfold so slowly to the world. But
suffer 1T to say that l am still using
the tools which were given me many
years ago. And look yonder at the
effect.
SO where now is Mr. J. e. Bruce,
OF New York City?-who in his CON
slant half protesting and half lamen-
tations, decided that "the white Cor
Anglo SuXon) race had prepared Il
heaven exclusively for themselves and
none other were permitted to enter,
ever how virtuous!" l told him
then that the keys were yet in the
hands Of the descendants Of Ethiopia
and the authority to enter was with
them. The Anglo-SaXons had barred
the doors where tho rightful keys
could not prevail.
There was one among them who
had tho authority to break open the
now, listen. Tho doctrine Of Mon
roe, which was one Of the universal
pro-slavery dreams of all tho inner
circle Of the Nirginians Of certain
order, has gone. We also realize
the position which the editor Of The
Planet holds, relative to these things,
but rs he is also in the gloom Of
Virginia's tradition and semi-Scotch
supcrstitions about their superiority
as Il race, III the name OF God, take
pleasure in telling you of God, who
is greater than the one who has re-
spcct for race superiority! And
this God, whom I have been trying
to tell you about, has proclaimed
against the Whitos!-inasmuch
as lie promised to dcthrone kings
for that One which He has anointed
and which Is Of confusive descend
ance.
Here / have lifted tho veil and
wonder If you have detected tho
beauty of the sculpture, therefore l
say. after what l heard said, to give
comfort to those who lamentated,
s'Wait children! Wait children! Wait
children!" Now l have spoken pam.
Behold tell you again, that We arc
upon the threshold OF millennium,
and as the Monroe doctrine was lirst
cast aside by those who created ana
propagated II most, without them
oven taking notice Of their deed so
shall II be in many other things.
Those women Of tho South, who
have excited the world to lynch, kill
and tcrror2e the darker races, shall
become strongest advocates for social
equality between the two extreme
races, in tho United States! And
they will not realize how it came
about until they shall be reminded
what is being TRANSFERRED. But with
the gravity Of tho questions involved
all will be thrown aside Tor my ldea
of absolute social equality to all
men. under similar conditions. BE
cause without this bedrock OF broth
crnood, your nation can not STAND,
but crumble into infinite FACTIONS!
Omitted we stand and divided we
fall"
Perhaps this will preserve us a
nation. Segregation must go or the
flag shall not continue in it's place.
England turned mad too, just a few
years ago, and called an international
conference to inquire of men how
the Anglo Saxon race should treat all
the rest of tho world. And now she
is getting tho answer from God,
whom she had overlooked in her
pride. And He is going to keep on
answering her until the "bars and
stripes" arc replaced by another flag
in London and strange language
shall be heard in the courts of that
city.
Then a poet shall proclaim, "Let
us treat others as we wish ourselves
to he treated, as token Of our devo
ton to God!" And this poet will
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John Macdonald, who was called
England. My God Is not dead MOI
is He a coward He is able with the
soft wind or the bright light Of the
sun. to defeat every foe and silence
every gun on the whole line Of battle
in Europe. Then what should we
expect should He choose a more fierce
means OF destroying His enemies?
Then remember that I am still do
ing for you all I can, because to dc
more would to terroriZe the very
children Of the promise. Nogroe!
must DO reconsidered as unqualified
American citizens and given all The
merited considerations Of such. MOI
should they ever again listen to any
traitor who tries to separate then
from all or any Of the duties ant
ISHdIuS Ol Sucll, "nolHeF III the lllllt
of peace or war.
The colored child should have al
of the best possible chance and edu
cation afforded an American citizen
and the race must be duly represen
cd In every governmental depart
ment, whether electoral or appoint
i've. Ignorant parents and under
mining towards should no moro hav
the liberty Of setting the limits 70
the education and affiliations Of
generation who are to be called upol
to take their lives in their hands an,
perform such duties as tho cowar,
hearts OF their advcrsaries could no
perceive Of. Children OF the sol
should BIO permitted to mutually eli
JOY all the good which it produces
SO lot Negroisms and Lily-Whitisr
too be cast to the four winds an
come together and stand together q