The Colored Race in the Census
The Colored Race in the Census
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North Carolina is not a negro ■State. Its white population far outnumbers its I black population, and its white voters cast from . Three-rifths to two-thirds of the suffrage in ev^ry election, state or Presidpntial. Actual j ' negro domination in State affairs is plainly ini- ' \ possible. The real animus of the Wilmington I motive is. Therefore, to be found in a. Desire I to crush that union of a considerable fraction j of the white voters with the blacks which, has carried a cenain number of ...negroes into ^ posts of minor emolument, and authority. If V the North C. Irolina outbreak, and tlio manner ; In which it has been received, mean auytlijug, they nie. 'jn that opinion in the South has reached that point at which it contemplates the cliniinatitin of the negro as a voter and office-holder as one of the fixed necessities of further political and social progress. The de- termination of the South to rid itself of negro suffrage and all that it involves is. Indeed, written larg^ in every direction.
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North Carolina is not a negro ■State. Its white population far outnumbers its I black population, and its white voters cast from . Three-rifths to two-thirds of the suffrage in ev^ry election, state or Presidpntial. Actual j ' negro domination in State affairs is plainly ini- ' \ possible. The real animus of the Wilmington I motive is. Therefore, to be found in a. Desire I to crush that union of a considerable fraction j of the white voters with the blacks which, has carried a cenain number of ...negroes into ^ posts of minor emolument, and authority. If V the North C. Irolina outbreak, and tlio manner ; In which it has been received, mean auytlijug, they nie. 'jn that opinion in the South has reached that point at which it contemplates the cliniinatitin of the negro as a voter and office-holder as one of the fixed necessities of further political and social progress. The de- termination of the South to rid itself of negro suffrage and all that it involves is. Indeed, written larg^ in every direction.
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