The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17

done vicious racial mOnger-
ing in their respective juris-
dictions! The Klu-Klux Khan
from underground reports has
re-Organized under official
sanction to bride Black cit
liens in all categories of life
! from earning a living and
protection of their homes in
these infested racial hatred
communities of the solid
south and border states.
The National Association
For The Advancement Of Col
ored People have stacks of
letters and kilograms piled
high on desks in national and
states headquarters relating
the dark and sad news of
racial impOsitions to promote
White Supremacy by force
and oppression! The Black
John Browns, now a dream
organization could operate
under interstate assignment
as a mass unit to alert law
enforcement agencies TO pro-
tect their brothers and sis
tiers also assure law and order
as an accredited police power
not contaminated with solid
south tradions.
EXECUTIVE MANDATE
LOOMS
President Eisenhower, GOV
I a convalescing executive o1
the nation will then CORE IN
to the picture like Apsahagu
Lincoln and inject the Fe4=
eEal Law Enforcement Ageal~
cies into this network OF pre-
meditated racial monz eriilg
with mandates Of reprisalS. ii
cowardly White Supren eeg
acts Of violence are not
curbed and suppressed accord
ing to law! If the above Elk
eaative aston takes place, it
viii elevate President Eisen-
aoNer to sna historic stature
Of ABRAHAM Lincoln. It will
be- another gxecutive Ma date
~ feSs1,E;tiya states involved
thai al safes of the Union
must roa ntn without equivo-
eaten - the Articles and AM
erdrnesles Of IKE Federal Con-
sGE5uEian written by the Ma
tons f'esunding Fathers. This
would Include The EInancipa-
ton Proclamation, Abraham
Lincoln's Executive Mandate |
issued to take effect January
1, 1863. DWIGHT D. EiSenhow-
er naay pertDrm the same du-
ty sludsl seal Of the United
Stat america that White
SupgM y dangerous in a
natRsn 81 Freedom, Justice
and Democracy Let us take a
deep. long and lasting look
at The Ema acipation Procla-
nation Signe5 by Abraham
Lincoln, who w2s assaSsinated
by an adGst slt Of solid south
bondage.
America awaits a nation
wide preparation to celebrate
a centennial Of Freedom for
the Black Race, in 1868 who
were branded as bo~ds-
men when they first landed
at jamestown, va, 1919. A
Civil War was fought and af-
ter it ended, A. Mason and
Dixon line of demarcation has
interviewed until to-day for
promoting racial bitterness
Oil the part Of die-hard de-
scendents of forefatherS, who
nevtr recognized the Civil War
surrender at Appomattox Court
House, Va.
LINC0LN'S EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION
Below, is a historic view of
stand-out paragraphs of the
document signed by the Civ
il War President
That on the LIST day of
January, in the year of Our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred sixty three, all persons
held as slaves within any
State, or designated part of
a State, the people whereof
shall then be IN rebellion ag-
aints the United States, shall
be then, tslenceforward, and
forever free; and the exec
utiye Government of the I'm
tied States, including the mil
itary and naval authority
thereof, will recognize and
maintain the freedom of such
persons, and will do no act
or acts to repress such per-
sons, or any of them, in any
efforts they may make for
their actual freedom
President Lincoln made the
Black Race an integral part
OF humanity in America to
share the inalianable rights
which the Founding Fathers
which the Founding Fathers
propounded in the Federal
Constitution. 1t was further
proclaimed III this historic
Civil War document
"And | hereby enjoin upon
the people so declared to be
free, to abstain from all vi
olence, unless in necessary