The advocate

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children born of marriages between

blacks and mul&ttoes would he mulat

toes accord >.ig to the Census defini

tion. 7-,

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RIFLES ARK SE1ZKJ)

By Custom Ofllcials? -Thought t*

Have Been For Haytian Revo

lutionists*

Kingston, Jamaica, August 24. A

shipment of rifles, believed, to have

been intended for Haiti, was seized

today by the customs authorities here

on board the British schooner Barth

oldi, which was clearing for a gulf

port. Considerable activity prevails

among the Haitian exiles here, indl

eating that an attempt probably will

be made by followers of Antoine Si

mon to foster a resolution.

Mollison

Approves

TJHK PROCEEDINGS OF THE PRO*

I GRESSIVK CONVENTION

CHICAGO.

Makes Statement

To The Vickersburg Evening Tost in

Which Ho clearly Explains His

Views op. the Political Situation.

I

j Shortly after his return to his

home at Vicksburg, Mr. W. E. Mol

lison, a widely known colored law

yer who had been in attendance

upon the Progressive National con

vention at Chicago, had the fol:

lowing to say in the Evening Post

of that city:

j "Many inquiries have been

made and statements ventured that

the men who were not seated in

the late Progressive convention are

like Mohammed's cpttin, suspended

twixt heaven and earth, not want-j

ed by the Democrats, read out by I

the Republican bosses and kicked

out by the Bull Moose. That state

ment is true only of the first and j

second of the two propositions.

Conditons have made the Negro

unnecessary to the Democratic par

ty in all the gulf states. The pri

mary has eliminated the-'black bro

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The advocate. (1912). Charleston, W. Va., 1912-08-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85059812/1912-08-29/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The advocate, 1912-08-29.