The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
PUBLIC OPINION
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
Public Opinion Says

There is a definite manner by which help
strengthen and advocate the extension of freedoms light
And 10 promote the progress of freedom southern bgot
must be restrained To do this must gain stronger
political hold Again must say because OF what we have
had to come to pass not SO long ago we can see he great
need of the Importance of the United States legislative laws
taking hold of any state in the union under certain con-
dtions
at Washington c. should be the ruling power every
state law especially where mvrderous enmify turks in the
hearts Of men, The foul oenSvenes of ynchng only
be stopped by the United States Legislative body holding
full sway And with every state being responsible to the
USA for its behavior and each and every individual who
commits shamef1 crime being responsible to the laws Of
the land the evil would stop
Public Ask Questions
Should state laws be first laws of the land? These
sensible questions which should be answered intelligent
y No state law should have the power to limit the laws
of the land No group should be deprived of the cheerful
joys of life And group should be hurt by injustice and
immoral dsaste We should look forward to justice and
moral integrity in every state of the union And this will
be done only when the people learn that they must lay aside
unbecoming conduct
Public Opinion Declares
It should only fair that every state should be
brought into compulsory adherence to the already estab
lshed laws the statue books In this the USA
would break up circle of the reign Of terror within
our bounds
from what we hear and read public opinion is speaking
up for the crusade to exercise judicial power This true
because there still great role to be played toward
granted political privileges and to play part every ndi
vidual must carry the torch of liberty.
The rule or practice of southern Acknowledgement
which serves form of segregation, and old James
Crow disgusting Those among who have blazed many
trails which will live in freedoms light know what
enlightened public opinion means. Although we have come
long way to hold sway and continue to move forward
must be alert
In the states where all Of voting age have the priv.
ege of the ballot your political freedom lie at the mercy
of your pencil mark your ballot And long some
of the people want what all other people want every indi
vidua should be willing to help win the victory To do this
none should sit by and say let the other fellow do the job
Register; Be Ready To Vote
This the year of national election and this is good
time to display political intelligence There is need of
changing over and scattering the political values already
gained In the past four years have experienced great
deal of good well the bgotry and absurdy and neg.
gence in the south In the next four years there is
opportunity to help hatmo of the evil will pass away
perhaps slowly, but surely
Use Good Judgment
Good judgment peace, and prosperity politically will
be placed in the hands Of the people through the ballot
And your direct popular vote will determine whether or
not you want four years of we'll planned freedom
So take place in American history by placing higher
number of electoral votes than before
God helps those who helps themselves"