Judge Lynchs Court in America the Number of Negro Convicts in Prison in Americ
Judge Lynchs Court in America the Number of Negro Convicts in Prison in Americ
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He believed there should be convictions in nearly every case when there is a lynching. Governor Mann of Virginia added that he would call out every soldier in the State if necessary to protect a man under arrest and give him a fair trial. " Note editorial regarding it, for this date.
I shall soon bring the incident of the South Carolina gov- ernor to a close. However, it is the object of this book to show the great injustice done to the Negro all over America. The Houston Post of December 8 has... such an able editorial on the incident that I am compelled to reproduce it. It shows the sentiment behind this great daily of Houston, Texas. This malignant governor has dragged down the con- stitution of his State; he has cursed civilization; he has jumped upon law and order with both feet, saying "I am all the power that exists in my State. It's my mission to set all the mobs free for lynching a Negro. " He has dis- charged all the law makers, judges and sheriffs of his State, insofar as power to uphold and enforce the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He believed there should be convictions in nearly every case when there is a lynching. Governor Mann of Virginia added that he would call out every soldier in the State if necessary to protect a man under arrest and give him a fair trial. " Note editorial regarding it, for this date.
I shall soon bring the incident of the South Carolina gov- ernor to a close. However, it is the object of this book to show the great injustice done to the Negro all over America. The Houston Post of December 8 has... such an able editorial on the incident that I am compelled to reproduce it. It shows the sentiment behind this great daily of Houston, Texas. This malignant governor has dragged down the con- stitution of his State; he has cursed civilization; he has jumped upon law and order with both feet, saying "I am all the power that exists in my State. It's my mission to set all the mobs free for lynching a Negro. " He has dis- charged all the law makers, judges and sheriffs of his State, insofar as power to uphold and enforce the law.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Clarence From Old Catalog Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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