Slavery And the Race Problem in the South
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We can not imitate Herod.
This much seems clear, beyond doubt, that the whites are going to stay in this Southland for all time, and so are the negroes going to stay here in greater or less propor- tions for generations to come. If, then, both races are to remain together, the plainly sensible thing for statesmen of this day to do is to devise the best modus vivende, or working plan, by which the greatest good can be accomp- lished for ourselves and our posterity. We of this day are not expecte...d to overload ourselves with the burden of settling all the problems of all future ages. If we take good care of the next few centuries, we may well be con- 34 SLAVERY AND THE RACE PROBLEM IN THE SOUTH.
tent to leave some matters to be attended to by our remote posterity — aided, of course, by Providence.
Over against that Trinity of impossibilities — deporta- tion, assimilation or annihilation — let us offer the simple plan of justice.
The first and absolutely essential factor in any working hypothesis at the South, so far as human ken can now foresee, is white supremacy — supremacy arising from pres- ent natural superiority, but based always on justice to the negro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can not imitate Herod.
This much seems clear, beyond doubt, that the whites are going to stay in this Southland for all time, and so are the negroes going to stay here in greater or less propor- tions for generations to come. If, then, both races are to remain together, the plainly sensible thing for statesmen of this day to do is to devise the best modus vivende, or working plan, by which the greatest good can be accomp- lished for ourselves and our posterity. We of this day are not expecte...d to overload ourselves with the burden of settling all the problems of all future ages. If we take good care of the next few centuries, we may well be con- 34 SLAVERY AND THE RACE PROBLEM IN THE SOUTH.
tent to leave some matters to be attended to by our remote posterity — aided, of course, by Providence.
Over against that Trinity of impossibilities — deporta- tion, assimilation or annihilation — let us offer the simple plan of justice.
The first and absolutely essential factor in any working hypothesis at the South, so far as human ken can now foresee, is white supremacy — supremacy arising from pres- ent natural superiority, but based always on justice to the negro.
What to read after Slavery And the Race Problem in the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming, William H. (William Henry), 1856-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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