Coming To Their Senses

It is va in ii talk erf nul fiope few i gavemnmeni LI Otoeatlag nnd fraud i:n eleetloM la wlnked ai or ,,,],.,.;,, ,.,i. ii c c mm saoe in fraud ;. ,,i i-i v ui in pdl benneas. II ow eteebtoms are uaJatr öhiey musí be made fair, wOietlwsr t brtaga N gro 'niir up i "■ " Ni"-'1" rule endurable boa a coatlltlon In corruptlng our :-i burnlng tbem Into a popul,iti;in . ttoteves, and thla ittust renul is op ' i"'1'1 ■'""1 winkrd al, and n)ii(li)iinl bv lïirli. Va., Tini.'-. M"li, n thei ootbern si a1 gal bo they practlc wba.1 Hir Tinuee pretwshes in .]i.':i wffl bette tünea dav;n uiwn ÜH'in and upon the nat i,,ii. Tbere wlU be no negro domlnation. -lu-i : negro toe8 not mean negro dominai on. Bralne h.ivc ruli-d tbe world from tima Unnorial, a:nd wUl d so uniii time or tbe world ceaaea to sxSxt. When ,,l people become wtoec ttoaa tlirir whlfe brothere they wUl rule la oplte of all tho "oheatlng and Araud" pwprated bo keep I dowo. Tbe whfte people wu aiford to be honorable and nianly towaxd ,i,,,i,. poor ootored bcothra : they ,,,,, Bitord ti be anytiiin elae. Lid tauics erer I turn i la bet,(.:- bo li:i vr n naMe and liumani' precrd.'.it tor tbem to i' gnMed by.