SOME PHASES

OF

THE NEGRO QUESTION

BY

CHARLES W. MELICK, B.Sc., M.S.

1908

DAVID H. DELOE

MT. RAINIER, MD.

AND WASHINGTON, D. C.

Copyright, 1908, by Charles W. Melick.

All rights Reserved

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INDEX

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Chapter I. Origin of the Negro

2. Carroll's Theory of the Origin of the Indian and
Mongolian .

10

3. The Effect of the Importation of the Negro Into
America and Influence of the Ballot in his Hands

13

4. Rate of Increase of the Negro

5. Negro Labor in Competition with Anglo-Saxon
Labor.

6. Amalgamation is Slowly, but Gradually, Increasing

320

7. The Tuskegee Institute and Negro Education in
the United States

32

8. Statistics of the Negro in the United States as Af-
fected by Education

37

9. Occupation of the American Negro; has Education
Influenced it?

44

10. The Influence of Booker T. Washington Should
Extend to Liberia

48

11. Two Factions Among the Negroes of the United
States.

12. Opinions of Eminent Northern Men Before and
After Having Visited the South .

53

13. Extracts from Senator Tillman's Speeches in the
United States Senate Chamber