The South and the Negro Future in the Garfield Era
Georgia letters discuss the 1880 election and Garfield Hayes impact, urging white Southern leadership to guide the negro’s development through moral and educational means. The author argues for Northern restraint, Southern white responsibility, and Christian duty to advance industrial, social, and political progress for both races.
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Bouthy
Liundera
Hayox Con
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House
Garfield
Gallen
Hayes
Booth
Geuth
Argro
Tuens
South
Mr. Beecher
Bis
Palkica
Atlanta
Orgia
Bgubla
Macon
Georgia
Bupetule
Africa
America
Asiny the Oredfal
Georgia thinker Speer and the New South movement
The article discusses Emory Speer as a leading Georgia thinker advocating a shift from Bourbonism toward a new southern industrial and political order. It links Speer’s views to the broader South’s potential cotton industry expansion, manufacturing growth, and the role of slavery’s legacy in delaying industrialization, while noting figures like Brown Mahone and Alexander SHEERS in support.
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Columbia County
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Pike County
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James Smith
Williamsville
Rogers
Tennemee
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John Alford
Audrey Thomas
Luirat
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Railroad Commission
Alfred Austell
Tewitton
John Tanny
Carterdville
Akeruag
Savannah
Mollis Chinlino
Recorder
Artemus Ward
Sumter County
Grevovillee
Betsy Ann Martin
Lori Martin
Michigan
Dalton
National
Florida
Atlanta
Wilmington
N. C
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
A. T. Morrill
Butler
Cope Mesaga
Schboogo Times
Emory Speer
Speer
Georgia
New South
Bour Les Peer
Otley Esngpidaans
Brown
Virginia
Mahone
Alexander IL. Sheers
America
India
Mexico
South America
The Future of the Negro in the South
The article discusses broad liberal views on African American progress and cites Surge Howell Cobb of Athens criticizing northern attitudes. It notes Southern education efforts and calls for balanced treatment of racial issues, referencing England and global perspectives on civilization.
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Surge Howell Cobb
Athens
South
Cobb
Tyre
North Sea
Atlanta
Nashville
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England
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