Deportation And Colonization An Attempted Solution of the Race Problem
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The land contained some coal deposits, and Thompson was anxious to secure a contract to supply the navy with coal.
Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy, wrote in his diary that on September 11, 1862, Senator Pomeroy's scheme for deporting negroes to Chiriqui came up for discussion in the President's cabinet. Welles was opposed to Thompson's project and he believed that Pomeroy had a financial interest in it. Under date of September 26, 1862, Welles recorded that at several recent cabinet meetin...gs the subject of deportation had been discussed. In fact, he stated that it had been under discussion almost from the beginning of the administration. "The President was in earnest about the matter, wished to send the negroes out of the country. Smith, with the Thompsons, urged and stimulated him and they were as importunate with me as the President. " Lincoln, Blair, and Smith favored the Chiriqui scheme, while Welles, who pronounced it "a fraud and a cheat, " with Chase, Stanton, and Bates, opposed it, the latter only because Thompson's title to the land was disputed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The land contained some coal deposits, and Thompson was anxious to secure a contract to supply the navy with coal.
Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy, wrote in his diary that on September 11, 1862, Senator Pomeroy's scheme for deporting negroes to Chiriqui came up for discussion in the President's cabinet. Welles was opposed to Thompson's project and he believed that Pomeroy had a financial interest in it. Under date of September 26, 1862, Welles recorded that at several recent cabinet meetin...gs the subject of deportation had been discussed. In fact, he stated that it had been under discussion almost from the beginning of the administration. "The President was in earnest about the matter, wished to send the negroes out of the country. Smith, with the Thompsons, urged and stimulated him and they were as importunate with me as the President. " Lincoln, Blair, and Smith favored the Chiriqui scheme, while Welles, who pronounced it "a fraud and a cheat, " with Chase, Stanton, and Bates, opposed it, the latter only because Thompson's title to the land was disputed.
What to read after Deportation And Colonization An Attempted Solution of the Race Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming Walter Lynwood to read onlineMoreLess
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