KoMOORE SPEAKS TO NEGROESr»rRcprcHcntiitive Talk* on Future of Black Kara In America.W.iltiioil M. Mixm, tvgro trpttatnU live in llie MutOtfi l.eghlaiurr frlt; m the*miIi dforict. «pok4 Mure j packed hotur at McKinney Hall, K«uiih and Biyadwaj. L*t night.Mui«f confined hia *jwh »» llw rendition and future id the negro tare in America. md their relation* with tin-while people. Hi* •lory of hi- eaprt iencr* upon fir*t entering ll.e Lrgi*Uhirr via* holh inlerr.ting and amusing. At ifr fame time there »a* a Mftcrrily and trellng throughout hi* -mite »ilk r*. ! tlut appealed evru to the few vhillt;*» prrwrul.“In Jeffpmin Giy. *aid M«»re. T bate Uen a curioaiiy. They wrrr al way* pointing al me with 'there lie and there he b'; hut I gueoi I will *lt;1 along all right now if the Republican ad j mirMration agree* \ft give I hr nr jtt-o* what tbm are m-.re than enlitlrj to. I am partirulaily intert led in tllr*. became in thi* matter I represent n»t m-rr ly m o*n district, hot all the ncgror* id the «ialr.“The fliitrii't I repr*«M*nt i* a whit** dial net; thi white* outnumber llie blub-aimo*l two to ^ie. hut they are the he*! whit* people i™Mi»*oun fappluu*el. I ..m proud to lure tb** honor of representing thi* (Iim of riliiro* ako want whit i- br»! and right for the -tale .»f MbInn***• • viuri.M.“There were more Republican* in the Legblatutr than ever before, and -anion?.“J j them wa* a gentleman from Ban Ct un- j —