The Negro and his white allies
Publisher: [s.n.
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Raleigh, N.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Politics and government; African Americans; Race relations; Democratic; Campaign literature, 1900
Notes: Caption title.

"June 1900."
Table of contents: title: Judge Adams' political speech in charge to grand jury of Columbus County; title: The Negro Manly : what he said; title: "Negroes will get at the throats of the white men"; title: Adams as a Negro leader : the would-be governor's past record a mighty motley one; title: Adams degraded himself : made another speech like his charge to the grand jury in Columbus; title: Incendiary advice to Negroes; title: Pritchard's Asheville organ : imitates the Negro Manly, and traduces white men in saying; title: Senator Butler in his speech at Rocky Mount, N.C., October 15, 1899; title: Extract from Caucasian : Senator Butler in Caucasian, September 30, 1897; title: Linney and White : Republican congressman Linney, when asked a question in Congress, yields the floor to Negro congressman Geo. H. White, who said; title: Chairman Holton wants federal aid; title: George H. White in his speech before the Republican convention of 1898, said; title: Negroes say whites of the Carolinas descended from slaves and felons; title: Spencer Blackburn : extract from his speech at Newton; title: Senator Butler in his speech before the Populist Executive Committee at its late meeting said.