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Castle Garden and determined white predominance, tell the tale of decrease in the per cent, of the Negro population. I do no say, however, that there is no cause for alarm, for in our cities the per cent of the death rate among us is much greater. This is owing to the unaccountable passion of our men, and especially the young ones, for low pursuits, such as gambling, frolicking, drinking, and dissipating generally. They are fast vitiating the Negro blood. This I know is largely true of white men, but they have their women to fall back upon, while our women as a majority have not learned the proper care of themselves, and again the drudging labor to which the men allow the women to be subjected, tells. I might go on producing facts to be, we are gradually developing into a great race, each oppressive law doing the part in the act of development. Yours Truly, C.J., Searcy, Ark., Aug. 10th. 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In a few days the Separate Coach law goes into effect. The summary process of lynching supposed criminals of African descent goes on in regular order. It is quite the fashion in the South. We had a case of it within a few miles of us very recently, but we have in the quiet and aristocratic town of Searcy, an entirely new phase of race hated and oppression. There is here a public park containing 4 available, and according to repute, health restoring springs; the owner of this property gave it over to the town with the understanding that all persons should have access to the springs thereof and drink of the beneficial waters. The town council has the power to pass ordinances for the regulation of the same. 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The aforesaid bourbons were so exercised over the final conception of the fact, that they had drank from the same spring as a Negro, went back to the hotel and reported very indignantly against such unprecedented acts of humanity, threatening that if they must be wantonly subjected to the humiliation of drinking from the same springs as the Negroes, they would be deprived the town of the benefit of their board bill, and go home never return here any more. Suddenly many of the precious white church members and unbelievers of the won found out that they, too, did not like to drink from the same spring as their dark-skinned fellowman. The kind and considerate city fathers, hearing of the grievance of the people (that means the white inhabitants; black ones are never “the people,” or any part of the people, when it comes to legal consideration,) they very solicitously undertook the remedy. 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