Memphis daily appeal

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in a State, and certainly will not volun

tarily emigrate to a State, where all the

political power is in the hands of ne-

M, who by their hatred of

the whites, and their uniform vote

igainst the whites, have been

the means of electing knaves to office

who grow rich by plundering the tax

paying whites. With the examples of

Hayti and Jamaica before them, the

white people of the Northern States and

:rom Euroite will not emigrate to any

-ountry while it is under the control

ind management of the ignorant blacks,

'.vho, on everv occasion, baud together

aid hurl themselves against the whites.

:'ut Memphis under negro rule to-morrow,

and it will depopulate the city

.kith the rapidity of cholera, smallpox,

md yellow fever combined. And yet it

i monstrous in the eyes of those who

;ae the negro, to intimate to men with

vhi'e skins upon their I tacks, that uu

ess they are true to their own race they

vill live to see social equality, amalga

mation and an Africanized South.

Below we give a portion of a letter ad

dressed to the people of the Fourth Con

gressional district of South Carolina, by

Governor Perry. He says:

I know that the negroes are banded

together as a race, under the lead of

vile carpetbaggers and infamous scala

wags, who would as quickly sell their

God for thirty pieces of silver as they

have betrayed their race and country for

office, promotion, and the hope of steal

ing, swinauug and plundering, nut

noth withstanding this antagonism to

the white peo ile, I know that an influ

ence might be brought to bear on thein

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Memphis daily appeal. (1872). Memphis, Tenn., 1872-12-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045160/1872-12-10/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Memphis daily appeal, 1872-12-10.