Race separation as cure for southern race tensions
The keynote speakers at a southern society meeting advocate separation of the races as the only lasting solution to the race problem. Ex governor MacCorkle and John Temple Graves urge white supremacy, limited suffrage, and industrial progress as means to avert conflict, while warning that integration would doom the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
A. H .Waddell
Wilmington
North Carolina
Graves
South
Banda
America
India
Africa
Red Sea
Promised Land
Abraham
Lot
Canan
Jordan
Greece
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Grady
Council
Tyrner
Republic
North
Turner
Taylor Kaevangel
Kansas
African Methodist Church
Booker Washington
MacCorkle
West Virginia
Eleun
Gresto
Judea
Rome
Tyre
Sidon
Redeemer
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Demsthenes
Euripides
Athenae
Piraeus
Agean
Hercules
Salamis
Thermonylas
Naxos
Dolos
Dacia
Libya
Gaul
Gre
Holland
The Souths Educational and Property Franchise Proposal
A speaker argues the fifteenth amendment grants equal franchise rights but warns that preserving civilization requires a new education and property based voting system. He contends restricting suffrage by literacy and property would keep white majorities in key states, enabling industrial growth and civil order while guiding African Americans toward educated, settled citizenship.
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South
South Carolina
Mississippi
Woulsiane
Ore Ag
Framing Franchise Reform in the South and North
A speech argues for a fair permanent franchise system tied to state conditions, warning that repealing the Fifteenth Amendment would ignite old conflicts. It recalls Civil War memories, urges unity, and stresses the need for renewed national resolve to avoid renewed division and unrest.
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Prale
Tennessee
South
Toward a United South Through Education and Justice
The address advocates reconciling North and South, urging end to internecine strife and a united nation guided by right and justice. It stresses expanding literacy, better schools across the rural South, and moral, industrial training for both races as foundation for lasting prosperity and political stability.
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Manshin
Natonalife
JuHus H Dreer
Virginia
Hollis B Frissell
Hampton
Institute
J L M Curry
Washington
Fressell
Hollis B
Frisell
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
South
Ita
Booker Washington
Alabama
Amjig
Agents Wanted In Towns And Education In The South
An advertisement from Guthman Steam Laundry promotes commissions. A discussion cites northern and southern races and urges more schooling in every county. Mentions Bourke Cockran addressing a society and Villa Rica Masonic district members traveling to Rome for a convention with listed participants.
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Guthman Steam Laundry
South
Peachtree St
Paoney
Atlanta Ga
Ted and Prasard
Court House
Bourke
Rome
Villa Rica
Indge
Masonic District
Léth
Uth
S& C Candler
James R Cobb
T F Sikes
J Friend
J J‘ Velvin
B’ “Moore
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HA. Herbert
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Birmingham
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Pine Bluff
District of Columbia
J. L McCurry
Florida
W. A. Blount
Pensacola
Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Kentucky
Charles Craik
Louisville
Louisiana
C. R. Ficklin
New Orleans
R. B. Fulton
State University
Missouri
J. F
H. G. Murphy
Napoleon
Webster
Henry Clay
Thomas Jefferson
W. A. Maccorkle
H . Frissell
Hampton, Va
Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hass
Snogees
Hancetown
Province
Posta
Steblishina
England
Our Republic
Misgissippi
Steee
Sear
Gore
Greggists
Scotts Bonne
Cheuinae Tee Vouk
Johann Hoff
York
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Congress
Dr Murphy
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Old
Massachusetts
Ehice
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Farlingers
Light of Asia
White House
Farlinger’s
Peachtree
Fred D. Bush
Lynn
Lynn, Mass
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Gurney
King Hardware Co