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Freedmen's Bureau Report Questions Black Readiness to Vote
Col Brown reports to Gen Howard that about 500000 newly freed blacks lack civil knowledge and future provisions, living by force and ignorance of law. He questions whether such a population is ready to exercise voting rights.
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