No Negro Suffrage District of Columbia Bill
No Negro Suffrage District of Columbia Bill
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He is a man than whom no one more true to his country nor more devoted to the col- ored race ever lived. Hear what he speaks as to the sentiment of the State : '• The distinctive clisracteristics and mlmitted antn;;oni«in of the two races eannot be lost fight of in tlio settlement of these grav. Issues. In discussing the claim of universal negro suffrage, we must under- ftaml, in the very outset, tl.^ effect of the measure in its full bearing u). On the Southern and border States. It matters no...t, in some of I e . States, whether the nejtro t* invested with the right to vote or not. The exercise of suffrsKe causes )i') disturbance of existing relations. If we admit his ri(rht to vote, we cannot justly exclude him from
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is a man than whom no one more true to his country nor more devoted to the col- ored race ever lived. Hear what he speaks as to the sentiment of the State : '• The distinctive clisracteristics and mlmitted antn;;oni«in of the two races eannot be lost fight of in tlio settlement of these grav. Issues. In discussing the claim of universal negro suffrage, we must under- ftaml, in the very outset, tl.^ effect of the measure in its full bearing u). On the Southern and border States. It matters no...t, in some of I e . States, whether the nejtro t* invested with the right to vote or not. The exercise of suffrsKe causes )i') disturbance of existing relations. If we admit his ri(rht to vote, we cannot justly exclude him from
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