An Open Letter to the New York Times
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To the Edit or of the Xcw York T'unes FiuARS Point, Miss.
1S76.
I have just seen that your colmnns have been opened to an attack on me I)}- a cirres- ponilent (Voin Washington signed "J. U , ' and I ask that you will extend me the same courlei-y for a brief reply. Admit, if you please, that his figures shoeing the relative race strengt'ti in this district are correct, and that flrant's msijority over (ireelej- was about.
17,()(J0 in 1S72, and we will only see the same revulsion of opiniiiii in ...the South that we see in the North, where Hayes receives about 51)!) Oi);) less miijurity in \^~6 than Grant did in 1h72 The one result is not more strange than the other, unless you insist on the very inconsistent position for a Republican to assume, tliat the negro is incompetent to understand a political argument, and unmoved b}' the exposure of official corruption.
Your correspondent neglects to stnte that in this same district, in last year's election, » hen the imbecility of Ames disrupted his pa-ty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the Edit or of the Xcw York T'unes FiuARS Point, Miss.
1S76.
I have just seen that your colmnns have been opened to an attack on me I)}- a cirres- ponilent (Voin Washington signed "J. U , ' and I ask that you will extend me the same courlei-y for a brief reply. Admit, if you please, that his figures shoeing the relative race strengt'ti in this district are correct, and that flrant's msijority over (ireelej- was about.
17,()(J0 in 1S72, and we will only see the same revulsion of opiniiiii in ...the South that we see in the North, where Hayes receives about 51)!) Oi);) less miijurity in \^~6 than Grant did in 1h72 The one result is not more strange than the other, unless you insist on the very inconsistent position for a Republican to assume, tliat the negro is incompetent to understand a political argument, and unmoved b}' the exposure of official corruption.
Your correspondent neglects to stnte that in this same district, in last year's election, » hen the imbecility of Ames disrupted his pa-ty.
What to read after An Open Letter to the New York Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R James Ronald Chalmers to read onlineMoreLess
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