INDEX.
- Abolition of slavery, 19
- Adams, J. A., 52
- Advantages of getting rid of the negro, 208, 209
- Africa for the negro, 195, 201, etc.
- African Colonisation Society, The, 183
- African Steamship Co., The, 210
- Aims, Necessity for providing the emigrant with, 197, 200, 204
- Anderson, J. W., 43
- Alabama, Reconstruction in, 32
- Amendment XIII., 19, 21, 67
- —— XIV., 25, 35, 67
- —— XV., 39, 64, 67, 86, 151, 153, 154
- American institutions unsuited for the negro, 196, 198
- Anglo-Saxon antipathy to miscegenation, 169
- “Appeal to Cæsar, An,” 90
- “Appeal to Pharaoh, An,” 131, 165, 175, 178, 211
- Argentine, Suggested migration to the, 189, 190
- Arkansas, Cotton raised in, 194
- —— Democrat quoted, 192
- Arms, Length of the negro’s, 69
- Arrest of Democratic Legislators, 61
- Arrest, Illegal, 51
- Assisted emigration for the negro, 200
- Atlanta Constitution quoted, 73, 192
- Augusta Chronicle quoted, 128
- Ballot, American system of, 81
- ——, Unsuitability of the negro for the, 86
- Bancroft, Mr., 227
- Barbers’ shops, Race prejudice in, 102
- Barksdale, E., 23, 53
- Barnwell, J. W., 214
- Bassett, E. D., 163
- Belford’s Magazine quoted, 167
- Belgians, H.M. the King of the, 203, 204
- Bigelow, J. and P., 214
- Birmingham Age-Herald quoted, 190
- Black Belt? What is the, 9
- —— blood, Prejudice against, 87
- —— Parliament, A, 41
- Blank resignations, 59
- Blyden, Dr. E. W., 189, 193
- Board of Registration, The, 57
- Boston Advertiser quoted, 97
- —— Herald quoted, 72, 112
- —— Transcript quoted, The, 164
- Brain, Weight of the negro’s, 69
- Bruce, B. K., 162
- Buckalew, Mr., 28
- Buenos Ayres Prensa quoted, 190
- —— Standard quoted, 190
- Bullock, Governor, 50
- Bureau, Freedmen’s, 25, 27
- Butler, Senator, 196, 199
- Cable, G. W., 91, 93, 102, 214
- Call, Senator, 197, 199
- Cardozo, Mr., 49
- Carpet-baggers, 27, 33, 39, 52, 55, 141
- Caste, Colour, 218
- Census, Eleventh, 1
- ——, First, 3, 4
- ——, Tenth, 1 et seq.
- Chamberlain, Governor D. H., 46
- Charleston Budget quoted, 95
- —— News and Courier quoted, 80, 96, 102, 104, 105, 106, 120, 192, 194, 224
- —— Sun quoted, 226
- —— World quoted, 136
- Chicago Herald quoted, 101
- Childishness of the negro, 199, 200
- Church, A. M. E., 86
- Cincinnati, Race prejudice at, 98
- Civilisation of Africa by the negro, 201, 202, 203, 204
- Civil Rights Bill, The, 65, 68
- Clay, Henry, 183
- Cleveland Gazette quoted, 195
- “Cobb on Slavery” quoted, 225
- Colour caste, 217
- Coloured majority, States having a, 5
- —— men, Prominent, 162
- —— National League and Voodooism, The, 113
- —— people, see also under Mulatto, Octoroon, etc.
- Colour line in the North, The, 181, 182
- Coloured race, Increase of the, 232
- Colour, The significance of racial, 167
- Columbia, Abolition of negro suffrage in, 74
- Columbia, Negro suffrage in, 28
- Columbia, S.C., Extravagance at, 40
- Compensation of the negro, 207
- Cone on Race Colour, Mr., 167
- Confederate States held to be out of the Union, Ex-, 27, 29
- Congo, American negroes for the, 203, 204, 211, 212
- ——, Advantages of the, 211
- Congress may limit the suffrage, 86
- ——, Thirty-ninth, 24, 27
- Connecticut, Slavery in, 227
- Constitution, see Amendments
- Constitutional Conventions, 30
- Conventions, Constitutional, 30
- Corbin, Judge, 33, 34
- Corruption in South Carolina, 44
- ——, Official, 36
- —— of negro-Republican party, 58
- Cost of negro emigration, 207
- Cotton raised by white and by negro labour, 194
- Cotton fields, The negro not necessary in the, 191, 192
- “Counting out,” 80
- Cranium, The negro, 70
- Criminality of the negro, 114
- “Cuffy, Old,” 36
- Curtis, G. W., 71
- “Cyclopædia of Political Science” quoted, 52
- Dangers of the situation, 16, 143
- Darnell, Prof. S. B., 172
- Death-rate of the white and the negro, 3
- Debt of the U.S. to the negro, 185, 186, 189, 198, 205
- —— of the United States, 206
- Democrat, The Southern white is a, 22
- Democratic Legislators arrested, 61
- Depew, C. M., 214
- Diseases of negroes, 108
- Disenfranchisement of ex-Confederates, 29, 54
- Douglas, Senator, 172
- Douglass, Mr. Fredk., 98, 163
- Drummond, Prof., 179
- Duty of the United States, 210, 213
- Edgington, Col. T. B., 153
- Edmunds, Senator, 75
- Education as a suggested panacea, 157, 161, 164, 165
- Education, Negro, 75, 116
- Eight-box Law, The, 82, 83
- Election at Mount Pleasant, An, 84
- Elections, Fraudulent, 33, 50, 78–85
- —— of 1886, 27
- Elliott, R. B., 163
- Emancipation a failure, 125
- —— destructive of miscegenation, 177
- —— in the North, 225
- Emigration as a panacea, 181
- ——, Cost of negro, 207
- —— from the South, White, 10, 11
- ——, Futile plans of, 184
- ——, The negro’s willingness for, 187, etc.
- —— the only cure, 182, 188, 189
- Enfranchisement of the negro, 29
- Equality a hopeless dream, 155
- Equity of pre-Reconstruction legislation in Virginia, 52
- Eustis, Senator, 83
- Expulsion by force impracticable, 198
- Extermination of the negro, 155
- Extravagance, Negro-Republican, 39
- —— of the Reconstruction Era, 59
- Eyes, Peculiarity of the negro’s, 69
- Facial angle, The negro’s, 69
- Farmer’s Alliance, The, 84, 145
- Fleet, Governor Warmoth’s, 58
- Florida, Reconstruction in, 50
- Foreign birth in the South, People of, 11, 12
- Forgery of an Act of the Florida Legislature, 50
- Forum quoted, The, 96, 193, 217
- Frankfurter Zeitung quoted, The, 224
- Fraud, Apologists for white, 15
- —— at elections, 33, 50, 78–85
- ——, The white rules by, 14, 15
- Freedman, The liberties of the, 91
- Freedmen’s Bureau, 25, 39
- Froude on negro inferiority, 88
- —— on race pride, 172
- —— on the Haytian negro, 158
- —— on the negro in San Domingo, 159, 160
- Fulkerson, H. S., 115
- Fulton, Dr., 142
- Gaillard destroys registration books, 84
- Galveston News quoted, 192
- Garfield on Reconstruction, 30
- Georgia, Cost of General Assembly in, 49
- ——, Murder in, 96, 99
- ——, Negro ownership in, 120, 121, 122, etc.
- ——, Race prejudice in, 94
- ——, Reconstruction in, 49
- Gibbs, Senator, 139
- Gibson, Senator, 197, 199
- Gilder, R. W., 214
- Gilham on negro inferiority, 88, 89
- —— on the growth of negro population, 12, 13, 14
- Gouldsboro, Riot at, 94
- Governors, Power of the Military, 30
- Grady, H. W., 165
- Grant, President, 26
- Greenville News quoted, 105, 192, 208
- Growth of negro population, Estimated, 12, 13
- Hamilton, Rev. J. W., 172
- Hampton, Governor Wade, 46, 49, 197, 198
- Harper’s Weekly quoted, 71
- Harris, G. E., 56
- Hart, Governor, O. B., 51
- Haskell, General, 84, 145
- Hayti, Condition of, 158, 203
- Healthiness of the South, General, 147
- Hemphill, J. J., 23
- Herbert, H. A., 22, 23
- Hoar quoted, Mr., 36
- Hoffman House, Race prejudice at the, 98
- Holmes, Dr. O. W., 226
- Hotels, Race prejudice at, 97, 98, 105
- Hubbard, J. B., 43
- Hybridism and sterility, 179
- Ice-cream shops, Race prejudice in, 100
- Idle class of whites peculiar to U.S.A., 148
- Ignorance of the negroes, 33, 36, 73
- —— of the Southern white, 149
- Illegal arrests, 61
- Illinois, Slavery in, 230
- Illiteracy, Negro, 21
- ——, Statistics of, 117
- Increase among the negroes, Rate of, 2, 233
- Indebtedness of America to the negro, 198, 205
- Inequality of the races, 20, 199
- Infant mortality among the blacks, 8, 108
- Ingalls, Senator, 80, 85
- Instep, The negro’s, 70
- Intimidation at Jackson, 95
- ——, Republican, 37
- Intolerance excused, White, 73
- Jefferson, President Thomas, 145, 182, 183, 184
- Johnson, President, 25, 28, 29
- Johnston, Professor Alexander, 52
- Jones, A. O., 48
- Judges, Dependency of the, 59
- ——, Ignorance of, 52
- Judge’s charge, A queer, 34
- Kellogg, W. P., 60, 61, 62
- King, Senator Rufus, 184, 185
- Kirk, Colonel, 37
- Knott, Dr. J. C., 179
- Ku-Klux Klan, The, 77
- Lagos, American negroes in, 210
- Langston, J. U., 163
- “Lark heel,” The negro’s, 70
- Laws, Danger of enforcing the, 66
- ——, Importance of the, 128
- Lecky on the New England Slave Trade, 228
- Lee, Governor, 208
- ——, Rev. T. S., 187
- Legislature of South Carolina, The, 39, etc.
- Liberia, Condition of, 160
- ——, Establishment of, 183
- Limitation of Suffrage, Suggested, 154
- Lincoln, President, 229
- —— on miscegenation, 172
- —— on negro inferiority, 88
- —— on slavery, 20
- —— on the suffrage, 30
- Lopez not more powerful than Warmoth, 60
- Lottery, The Louisiana, 62
- Louisiana Lottery, The, 62
- ——, Reconstruction in, 56
- ——, Riot in, 94
- Louisville Courier Journal quoted, 132
- Luxury of negro legislators, 39, 54
- Lynching, 96, 116, 132, 133, 134, 135, 142
- McCrady, Letter from Mr. Edward, 224–231
- Machinery inimical to the negro, 194
- Macon Telegraph quoted, 99
- M‘Kinley, C., 214
- Maltreatment of the blacks, 94
- Manumission a political measure, 19
- ——, Lincoln’s views on, 20
- ——, Seward’s views on, 19
- Marriage, Negro avoidance of, 110
- Martial Law in the South, 29
- Massachusetts, Slavery in, 225, 226
- Mean whites, 148
- Memphis Avalanche quoted, 191
- Mexico, Suggested emigration to, 189
- Middle passage, Horrors of the, 186
- Military Governors, 23, 24
- Military Governors, Power of the, 30
- —— Rule in the South, 21
- Militia, A coloured, 37, 42, 43, 46, 58
- Minority, Rule of the, 8
- Miscegenation, 217, etc.
- —— as a suggested panacea, 157, 165, 178
- ——, Causes of, 175
- ——, Illegal, 106
- —— is now rare, 174, 175
- ——, Lincoln on, 172
- —— unnatural, 166
- ——, one-sided, 177
- Mississippi, Cotton raised in, 194
- ——, Intimidation in, 95
- ——, Reconstruction in, 52
- Missouri, Race prejudice in, 103
- Mitchell, J. A. D., 195, 196
- Moloney, Sir Alfred, 210
- Montgomery Herald quoted, The, 141
- Morals of Southern whites, 143, 176
- —— of the negroes, 110
- Morgan, Senator, 197, 199
- Morrill, Senator, 75
- Mortality, see also Death-rate
- —— among the negroes, 109, 147
- ——, Infant, 8
- Moses, Franklin J., 44, 45, 46, 47, 49
- Mount Pleasant, An Election at, 83, 84
- Mulatto, The, 174, 178 et seq.
- —— a bad citizen, The, 163, 177, 179, 180
- —— children, Rarity of, 174
- —— communities, 176
- —— decreasing in numbers, 163
- ——, Intelligence of, 162
- ——, Short life of the, 179
- ——, The future of the, 213
- —— unhealthiness, 178
- Murder as a political factor, 77
- —— in Alabama, 104, 136
- —— in Georgia, 105, 133, 136
- —— in Indiana, 137
- —— in Kentucky, 137
- —— in Louisiana, 105
- —— in North Carolina, 135
- —— in South Carolina, 97, 136
- —— in Tennessee, 136
- —— near Robins, 95
- Nashville American quoted, 192
- Nation quoted, The New York, 224, 228
- Navy, Race prejudice in the American, 98
- Negro, see also Coloured Mulatto, Octoroon
- ——, Advantages of getting rid of the, 208, 209
- ——, Aims of the, 68
- —— as a child, The, 199
- —— as a worker, The, 139
- —— at the polls, The, 77
- —— avoidance of marriage, 110
- —— can be dispensed with, 193
- —— cannot govern, The, 161
- —— childishness, 76, 199
- —— colonisation, Causes of failure of, 183
- —— —— Society of Augusta, 189
- —— criminality, 114
- ——, Death-rate of the, 3
- ——, Debt of the United States to the, 185, 186, 189
- ——, Diseases of the, 108
- —— education, 75, 116
- —— emigration, Cost of, 207
- ——, Employments of the, 9, 10
- ——, Enforced inferiority of the, 71
- —— enfranchisement, 29
- ——, Expectations of the extinction of the, 152
- ——, Extermination of the, 155
- —— Government intolerable, 64
- ——, His unambitious nature, 11
- ——, How far the White depends upon the, 146
- —— Ignorance, 33
- ——, Illiteracy of the, 21
- ——, Increase of the, 2
- —— inferiority, Lincoln on, 88
- —— ——, Froude on, 88
- —— ——, Gilliam on, 88, 89
- —— ——, Tourgée on, 89, 90
- —— in sickness, Provision for the, 75
- —— legislators, Vices of, 36
- ——, Material position of the, 119, 125
- —— mortality, 109
- —— must be assisted to emigrate, The, 200
- —— must be governed, The, 200, 202
- —— newspapers, 98, 120, 138, 141
- ——, Physical peculiarities of the, 69
- ——, Repression of the, 8
- —— rule, 31, etc.
- —— schools, 119
- ——, Social position of the, 65, 87
- —— soldiers during the war, 186
- —— suffrage advocated by Sumner, 28
- —— suffrage in Columbia, 28
- —— —— —— ——, Abolition of, 74
- —— ——, Lincoln on, 21
- —— ——, Opposition to, 24
- —— tendency to relapse to barbarism, 168
- ——,” “The, 115
- ——, The South can spare the, 190
- ——, The White’s attitude towards the, 75, 140
- —— threats to the Whites, 138, 142
- ——, Unhealthy habits of the, 108
- ——: Why he may not rule, 16
- —— Venality, 33
- Negrophobia in the North, 73, 74
- Negro’s readiness to migrate, 187, etc.
- Negroes are but small farmers, 192
- ——, Infant mortality among, 107
- ——, Morals of the, 110
- ——, Prominent, 162
- —— unable to govern, 54
- —— voting before they have the suffrage, 35
- Nelson, Mr. Justice, 29
- New England slave trade, The, 228
- —— Hampshire, Slavery in, 226
- —— Jersey, Slavery in, 227
- —— Orleans, Coloured ownership in, 121
- —— ——, Picayune quoted, 97, 192
- —— —— Republican subsidised, 59
- —— ——, Riot at, 61
- —— —— Times-Democrat quoted, 121, 191
- —— York Evening Post quoted, 99, 102
- —— —— Herald quoted, 99
- —— ——, Race prejudice in, 97, 102
- —— —— Slavery in, 228
- —— —— Star quoted, 96
- —— —— Tribune quoted, 108, 156
- —— —— World quoted, 98
- Nicholls, Governor, 62
- North American Review quoted, 85, 171
- North and South compared, 73
- North Carolina, Reconstruction in, 35
- North, Slavery in the, 224, etc.
- Northern Ascendency, 24
- Octoroon, White prejudice against the, 175
- Oppression of the Southern Whites, 31
- Orangeburg Plain Speaker quoted, 98
- Othello in the South, 217
- Outrage in Alabama, 134
- —— in Georgia, 133, 134
- —— in Kentucky, 132
- —— in Maryland, 134
- —— in South Carolina, 133
- —— in Tennessee, 134
- Outrages by negroes on women, 116, 132, 133, 134, 142
- Packard, Governor, 62
- Pardons given before trial, 50
- Pasco, S., 23
- Penalties for teaching a slave, 116
- Pennsylvania, Slavery in, 227
- Pension-roll of the United States, 207
- Philadelphia Evening Telegram quoted, 95
- Pike, J. S., 41, 44
- Pinchback, Governor, 60, 163
- Pittsburg Dispatch quoted, 95
- ——, Race prejudice at, 222
- Politics, Effect of the situation upon, 144
- Politics in the South, 21, 24
- Polls, The negro at the, 77
- Population of the South, 216
- Post, U. S. A., Major, 214
- Presbyterian Quarterly quoted, 165
- Printing in South Carolina, Cost of public, 48, 49
- ——, Republican monopoly of, 58
- Property, The negro as a holder of, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124
- Proportions of white and coloured, 5
- Prostrate State, The, 38, 41
- Puberty, Change in the negro at, 76
- Public Funds, Waste of, 44
- —— Offices, Race prejudice in, 102
- Qualifications for the suffrage, 6
- Race antagonism increases, 90
- —— hatred, 26
- —— prejudice, 72
- —— —— at Cincinnati, 98
- —— —— at hotels, 97, 98, 105
- —— —— at ice-cream shops, 100
- —— —— at Pittsburg, 222
- —— —— at railway stations, 102
- —— —— at Saratoga, 97
- —— —— in barber-shops, 102
- —— —— in Missouri, 105
- —— —— in New York, 97, 102
- —— —— in public offices, 102
- —— —— in restaurants, 98
- —— —— in schools, 100, 101
- —— —— in the American Navy, 98
- —— —— in the Church, 96, 103, 156
- —— —— on railways, 99, 101, 102, 103
- —— —— on the gallows, 96
- Race pride, Froude on, 172
- —— Problem, Its supposed settlement by the Civil War, 15
- —— question, Importance of the, 68
- Races, Irregularity of the, 20
- Race war, 129, 209
- Racial colour, 167
- —— inequality, 106
- —— separation beneficial, 198
- Railways, Race prejudice on, 99, 101, 102, 103
- —— stations, Race prejudice at, 102
- Raleigh State Chronicle quoted, 165
- Ratification of Amendment XV., 151
- Rawling, S. J. E., 214
- Reconstruction, 22, etc.
- —— Acts, 29
- —— a political measure, 52, 53
- ——, Garfield on, 30
- —— in Alabama, 32
- —— in Florida, 50
- —— in Georgia, 49
- —— in Louisiana, 56
- —— in Mississippi, 52
- —— in North Carolina, 35
- —— in South Carolina, 38
- —— in Virginia, 51
- ——, Joint Committee on, 26
- ——, Lincoln on, 30, 31
- Reed, Governor Harrison, 50
- Registration books destroyed, 84
- —— Certificates, Loss of, 80
- ——, The Board of, 57, 61, 62
- Religious race prejudice, 156
- Repeal of Amendment XV., Suggested, 153
- Representation of States in Congress, 24
- Repression of the Negro, 8
- Republican majority in the Thirty-Ninth Congress, 28
- Republican, New Orleans, 59
- Republican, The negro is a, 21
- Restaurants, Race prejudice at, 98
- Returning Board, see Registration, The Board of.
- Rhode Island, Slavery in, 227
- Richardson, Governor J. P., 82
- Richmond Dispatch quoted, 192
- Riot at Gouldsboro’, 94
- —— at New Orleans, 61
- Roosevelt, T., 214
- Sage, B. J., 23, 58, 60
- St. Louis Republic quoted, 98
- San Domingo, Condition of, 159, 160
- Saratoga, Race prejudice at, 97
- Savannah Times quoted, 103
- Schoffner Act, The, 37
- Schools for negroes, 119
- ——, Race prejudice in, 100, 101
- Scomp, Professor, 193
- Scott, General R. K., 39, 42, 43, 44
- Selma Independent quoted, 138
- —— Times quoted, 100
- Separation of the races beneficial, 198
- Seward on Manumission, 20
- Shakespeare and race questions, 217, etc.
- Shaw University, 204
- Sherman, Senator, 75
- Shepard, Colonel, 203
- Shepley, Governor, 30
- Sickness, Provision for the negro in, 75, 109
- Silent South,” “The, 91
- Silloway, T., 226
- Skin, Peculiarities of the negro’s, 70
- Skipjack, Log of H.M.S., 186
- Slave, Illiteracy of the, 21
- ——, Penalties for teaching a, 116
- Slavery, Abolition of, 19
- —— in Connecticut, 227
- —— —— Illinois, 230
- —— —— Massachusetts, 225, 226
- —— —— New Hampshire, 226
- —— —— —— Jersey, 227
- —— ——, Abolition of, New York, 227
- —— —— Pennsylvania, 227
- —— —— Rhode Island, 227
- —— —— Vermont, 225
- ——, Lincoln on, 20
- —— not the origin of the war, 19
- —— said to be the only logical position for the negro, 164
- Slaves in 1790, 225
- Smith, Adam, 227
- ——, Dr. S. M., 165
- ——, E. B., 214
- Snider, Professor J. D., 218
- Snyder, Rev. J., 217
- Social position of the negro, 87
- —— equality said to be disclaimed by both races, 99
- Solid South, The, 23
- South Carolina, Cotton raised in, 194
- —— ——, Inquiry into Scandals in, 47
- —— ——, Murder in, 95, 97
- —— ——, Reconstruction in, 38
- —— Carolinian Statute of Ignorance, 116
- ——, Deterioration of the, 139, 191
- ——, General healthiness of the, 147
- ——, Military Rule in the, 21
- ——, Politics of the, 21, 24
- ——, Population of the, 216
- ——, The negro not indispensable to the, 190, etc.
- ——? Why the solid, 23
- Southern Question, What is the, 71
- Spain, Suggested negotiations with, 197
- Speer, W. S., 20
- Stanley, H. M., 199, 211, 213
- Stanton, Secretary, 28
- State House, Siege of the Louisiana, 62
- States having a coloured majority, 5
- Sterility and hybridism, 179
- Stevens, T., 24
- Stiles, R., 23, 52
- Stokes, Colonel, 192
- Suffrage, Negro, 21
- —— in Columbia, Negro, 28
- ——, Lincoln on the, 30
- ——, Negroes voted before they had the, 35
- ——, Northern opposition to the, 24
- ——, Possible limitation of the, 86
- ——, Qualifications for the, 6
- ——, Suggested limitation of, 154
- ——, The negro not enamoured of the, 203
- Sumner advocates negro suffrage, 28
- Superstition, Negro, 112
- Supremacy, White, 77
- Supreme court, Decision of the, 65, 66, 68
- Surrender, as a suggested panacea, 158
- Tanner, Rev. Dr. B. T., 171, 173, 174
- Taxation, Excessive, 55
- Taylor, C. H. J., 183
- Tennessee, Race prejudice in, 96
- Texas, Cotton raised in, 194
- ——, Negro ownership in, 119
- Thomas, Judge, 33
- Thompson, J. E. W., 163
- Tillman, Governor, 84, 145
- Times quoted, 199, 227
- Tissue-ballots, 78
- Tourgée, Judge, 118, 152, 161, 173
- Trade jealousy in the North, 182
- Troops, United States, 61, 62
- Tucker, Rev. Dr. 110
- Tupper, Dr. H. M., 204
- Turner, Bishop H. M., 188
- ——, H. G., 23
- Union divided, The, 209, 214
- ——, Ex-confederate States held to be out of the, 27
- Vance, Z. B., 23, 36
- Vermont, Slavery in, 225
- Vetoes, President Johnson’s, 28, 29
- Vices of negro legislators, 36
- Virginia, Reconstruction in, 51
- Voodooism, 112, 114
- “Vote early and often,” 80
- Voters, Qualifications of, 6
- Voters, tampering with, 77 et seq.
- Voting populations, 7
- War, The South after the, 22, 26 etc.
- Warmoth, H. C., 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63
- Warrants of Arrest, Blank, 61
- Waste of Public Funds, 44
- Wealth of the United States, 206
- Whipping of negroes, 104
- White intolerance excused, 73
- White supremacy, 77, 85
- White, The negro’s treatment by the 75
- White, Ignorance of the Southern, 149
- White people are enough for the South, 191, 192
- White women to the negro, Attitude of the Southern, 141, 142, 177
- Whites assumed without evidence to be guilty, 39
- Whites, Depravity of the, 54
- Whites, Increase of the Southern, 2
- Whites, Idle class of peculiar to U.S., 148
- Whites, Oppression of the Southern, 31
- Williams, Col. G. W., 203
- Williams, Rev. Isaac, 112
- Wilson’s “Rise and Fall of Slave Power,” 227
- Women, Their position in the Black Belt, 131 et seq., 141, 177