The Appeal

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left unlocked in Mississippi, and

property there is not guarded with

anything like the care and system

These facts are true. Life and

property are quite secure in Mississip

pi. It would be lamentable, indeed,

should any other idea get abroad by

reason of a great Mississippi political

campaign."

HON. J. S. DURHAM

Ex-Minister to Haiti. Now Interested in Development of Cuban Lands.

HE APPEAL is indeed grateful

establishment, but to the abolition of

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dacy of her favorite son, Gov. James

K. Vardaman, for the United States

senate.

"This, his home county, will give

him a solid vote, not simply because

of local pride, nor because he has

made one of the fairest and best gov

ernors the state has ever had, but be

cause he stands for white supremacy

and a white man's rule in all of the

United States. 'I will try,' he said,

'to secure the repeal of the war-born,

Negro-voting fifteenth 'amendment.'

He will do what he can to place the

government of this country into the

hands of the great mass of tax-pay

ing, law-abiding liberty-loving white

people wherever they may live.

Whether it be the Chinese or Japan

ese problem on the Pacific slope, or

the Italian, or the Negro problem in

south or the 'immigration problem in

the East, he will stand for Jhe right

and power of the Anglo-Saxon to

control state and national govern-

ment."

In this connection, it is of some in

terest to note the fact that Leflore

county is named from a big Indian

chief who once lived there and of

whom, it is said, Vardaman is a de

scendant. So the Mississippi cham

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Appeal. (1907). Saint Paul, Minn. ; Minneapolis, Minn. ; Chicago, Ill., 1907-08-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016810/1907-08-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Appeal, 1907-08-03.