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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. An Ex - Slave Holder's View of the Negro Ques tion in the South. Heretofore the Race Question in the United States has been local, sectional and more or less sentimental. But now it is one of the most important National questions before us; and the necessity of dealing not only with the Black man and with the remnant of the Red man in continental Amer ica, but with the Hawaiian, the Japanese, the Chinaman and the Philippino in our new Pacific Islands and with the mixed races in our new West Indian Islands, makes it a highly important question.
An Ex — Slave Holder's View of the Negro Ques tion in the South. Heretofore the Race Question in the United States has been local, sectional and more or less sentimental. But now it is one of the most important National questions before us; and the necessity of dealing not only with the Black man and with the remnant of the Red man in continental Amer ica, but with the Hawaiian, the Japanese, the Chinaman and the Philippino in our new Pacific Islands and with the mixed races in our new West Indian Islands, makes it a highly important question.