Emigration scheme for African Americans debated in press
A Georgia pamphlet by Alexander G Murray urged sending all Black Americans to Africa to solve perceived labor and economic issues. reviewers question feasibility, noting 4 million in the United States, funding challenges, and lack of practical avenues. The article also covers Sioux council proceedings with Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, and Little Wound, discussing Treaty terms, cash payments, and native perspectives on relocation and religion.
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Spotted Tail Talks at Washington Reveals Status
A Washington correspondent reports on last week’s negotiations with Spotted Tail and his party at Washington. The interview covers talks with Secretary Delano and Commissioner Smith and includes Spotted Tail’s view of the religious status of Native Americans, described as encouraging.
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