Excerpt from Springfield and Concord
Delivered by a Southern Statesman, which has only quite recently been published in England,1 and which contains an admirable summary of the situation, as it now stands in America, between the two races. The justness and directness with which the Speaker reviews the historical and legislative facts which have placed the negro in his 'present social position is only equalled by the broad spirit and fine moral temper that pervades it throughout. Addressed, as I presume it is, by a Southerner to Southerners, it undoubtedly emphasises distinctions between racial pride and racial ostracism or persecution which an enquiry conducted purely with a view to humanitarian principles might at least consider as open to criticism; but it is full of instruction and worthy of the best traditions of American statesman ship. Among many points of interest the speaker more particularly dwells on the fact (pp. 27-30) that the population argument, namely, that the white race would be swamped by the black, has been entirely falsified by the statistics of the decade between 1880 and 1890. And the scathing indictment he directs against the attempts now being made in several states to exclude the freedman from representation by that which is in reality a fraudulent administration of the law (p. Is very notable indeed. The powers that fight against inquiry are as strong now as they ever were when Las Casas first devoted the life of a hero to the amelioration of the lot of the Indian races. How.
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