Excerpt from The Negro Question: An Essay
The vote of the negro played, however, still an important part at the elections, especially in such districts where he outnumbered the white population. The negro voted always only for his own inter est or what he considered to be such. Either for the Republican party, from which he expected in return the appointment to public offices and which - he thought - would protect him against the ever present ghost of the reintroduction of slavery, or also for anybody who would offer him a dollar for his vote. With full conviction of the right and with the intention and wish for the general welfare the negro voted never.
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