Thoughts On the Negro Problem
Thoughts On the Negro Problem
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The first argument used against this proposal was that it would be unconstitutional — a point which cannot profitably be discussed here, though one may observe in passing that, while the federal control of elections would depart pretty widely from previous usage and from what may be (somewhat vaguely) called the general conventions and tendency of the constitution, most lawyers would be inclined to think that the letter of the consti- tution covers it. But there are practical objections of unde...niable weight. One of these is that such a remedy would be but partial, since it could not extend to protect the negro in State elections. Another is that it might lead to breaches of the peace and even to conflicts between federal troops and an angry population — conflicts whose results in accentuating sectional feeling must be disastrous. Whether or no things would go so far as this, no one who travels through the South can doubt that the interference 654 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
of the federal power would exasperate men's minds.
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The first argument used against this proposal was that it would be unconstitutional — a point which cannot profitably be discussed here, though one may observe in passing that, while the federal control of elections would depart pretty widely from previous usage and from what may be (somewhat vaguely) called the general conventions and tendency of the constitution, most lawyers would be inclined to think that the letter of the consti- tution covers it. But there are practical objections of unde...niable weight. One of these is that such a remedy would be but partial, since it could not extend to protect the negro in State elections. Another is that it might lead to breaches of the peace and even to conflicts between federal troops and an angry population — conflicts whose results in accentuating sectional feeling must be disastrous. Whether or no things would go so far as this, no one who travels through the South can doubt that the interference 654 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
of the federal power would exasperate men's minds.
What to read after Thoughts On the Negro Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bryce Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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