The New South InvestigatedArno Press, 1973 - 230 էջ |
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Էջ 57
... vote as to make it a growing instead of a decreasing power , it would have kept the States in the Republican party until to - day . But the Negro vote was used selfishly and in many instances insincerely . While friends at the North ...
... vote as to make it a growing instead of a decreasing power , it would have kept the States in the Republican party until to - day . But the Negro vote was used selfishly and in many instances insincerely . While friends at the North ...
Էջ 59
... vote . In reply I ask the question : If the Negro is free to vote , say in South Carolina , where his majority is indisputable , how does it come to pass that the Democratic party is in power and the Negro still Republican ? Let us ...
... vote . In reply I ask the question : If the Negro is free to vote , say in South Carolina , where his majority is indisputable , how does it come to pass that the Democratic party is in power and the Negro still Republican ? Let us ...
Էջ 118
... vote . I admit that ignorance is a foreign element in per- fect government ; but is ignorance marked by color ? Is not government just as much jeopar- dized by the vote of the ignorant Frenchman , German , Swede or Irishman , as by the ...
... vote . I admit that ignorance is a foreign element in per- fect government ; but is ignorance marked by color ? Is not government just as much jeopar- dized by the vote of the ignorant Frenchman , German , Swede or Irishman , as by the ...
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GENERAL VIEW | 17 |
THE SOUTH POLITICALLY | 54 |
THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY | 69 |
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