An Appeal to Caesar
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4,353.097 I 43.8 The other class includes all the Southern States not embraced in the above table; to wit, Virginia, 1 1 4 An Appeal to Ccesar.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,, and Louisiana, as shown in Table C.
From an inspection of these two tables it will be seen that in the States first named (Table B) Si.S per cent of the population is white and 16.9 per cent colored. In other words, there is one colored man to every Jive white men. In the sec- o...nd class (Table C), 51.4 per cent of* the popula- tion is white and 47.6 per cent colored, or one hundred colored to every one hundred and eight white men: showing that of the 6,580,793 col- ored people in the United States, 4,353,097 are found in the tief of States lying between the Potomac and the Mississippi, and have with them as fellow-citizens of these States only 4,745,964 whites. This shows an actual excess in 1SS0 of only 392,864 whites in this black belt, which has no doubt already been neutral- ized by the greater reproductive power of the colored race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c.
4,353.097 I 43.8 The other class includes all the Southern States not embraced in the above table; to wit, Virginia, 1 1 4 An Appeal to Ccesar.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,, and Louisiana, as shown in Table C.
From an inspection of these two tables it will be seen that in the States first named (Table B) Si.S per cent of the population is white and 16.9 per cent colored. In other words, there is one colored man to every Jive white men. In the sec- o...nd class (Table C), 51.4 per cent of* the popula- tion is white and 47.6 per cent colored, or one hundred colored to every one hundred and eight white men: showing that of the 6,580,793 col- ored people in the United States, 4,353,097 are found in the tief of States lying between the Potomac and the Mississippi, and have with them as fellow-citizens of these States only 4,745,964 whites. This shows an actual excess in 1SS0 of only 392,864 whites in this black belt, which has no doubt already been neutral- ized by the greater reproductive power of the colored race.
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