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Address to the People of the Second District on Civil Rights
Hon W E Smith argues against federal Civil Rights legislation, praising Southern progress since 1865 and urging whites to remain friendly to Black citizens. He claims the Civil Rights Bill intrudes on social status, warns of social turmoil, cites Alabama and Georgia cases, and urges unity to preserve peace and prosperity.
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