[92] “Noted Men on the Solid South,” Mr. Hemphill’s paper, p. 94.
[93] “Noted Men on the Solid South,” p. 95.
[94] “Noted Men on the Solid South,” pp. 99-102.
[95] “Noted Men on the Solid South,” p. 104.
[96] Governor Chamberlain has recently written an open letter to Mr. James Bryce, the eminent English student of American governmental conditions, in which after thirty-odd years’ experience he takes absolutely the Southern side of the Race Question.
[97] This was written in 1892.
[98] See Appendix.
[99] See “Vital Statistics of the Negro.” Cited supra.
CHAPTER VIII
OF THE SOLUTION OF THE QUESTION
The question is often asked, “Now that the race problem in the South has been laid down and discussed, what solution of it do you offer—what have you to propose to ameliorate the conditions which have grown out of that problem?”