The South And the National Government
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With the elimination of the race question, can we say that there areremoved all the reasons why the people of the South are reluctant togive up their political solidarity and divide themselves on party linesin accordance with their economic and political views? No. There areother reasons, perhaps only reasons of sentiment, but with the Southernpeople, who are a high-strung, sensitive, and outspoken people, considerations of sentiment are frequently quite as strong as those ofsome political or e...conomic character. In the first place it is nownearly forty years since the South acquired its political solidarity, and the intensity of feeling by which it was maintained, and theostracism and social proscription imposed on those white Southerners whodid not sympathize with the necessity for such solidarity, could not butmake lasting impression and create a permanent bias that would naturallyoutlast the reason for its original existence. The trials of thereconstruction period, the heat of the political controversies with theRepublican party, all naturally, during the forty years, implanted sodeep a feeling in the Southern Democratic breast that a mere change ofthe conditions under which this feeling was engendered could not at onceremove it.
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With the elimination of the race question, can we say that there areremoved all the reasons why the people of the South are reluctant togive up their political solidarity and divide themselves on party linesin accordance with their economic and political views? No. There areother reasons, perhaps only reasons of sentiment, but with the Southernpeople, who are a high-strung, sensitive, and outspoken people, considerations of sentiment are frequently quite as strong as those ofsome political or e...conomic character. In the first place it is nownearly forty years since the South acquired its political solidarity, and the intensity of feeling by which it was maintained, and theostracism and social proscription imposed on those white Southerners whodid not sympathize with the necessity for such solidarity, could not butmake lasting impression and create a permanent bias that would naturallyoutlast the reason for its original existence. The trials of thereconstruction period, the heat of the political controversies with theRepublican party, all naturally, during the forty years, implanted sodeep a feeling in the Southern Democratic breast that a mere change ofthe conditions under which this feeling was engendered could not at onceremove it.
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