Education of the Negroes since 1860 . )er cent,of the total population. Thus it is seen that in the cotton states the proportion ofthe negro element has in nearly all cases increased until avery recent time. Indeed, in two or three of them it hasincreased up to the time of the last census, while in most ofthem the only diminution in the proportion has occurredduring the last ten years. All this indicates in the mostunmistakable terms a general southward migration of thisrace. As compared with the whites, the border states havelost in pro[)ortion of negroes for the past half-century,while the c
Education of the Negroes since 1860 . )er cent,of the total population. Thus it is seen that in the cotton states the proportion ofthe negro element has in nearly all cases increased until avery recent time. Indeed, in two or three of them it hasincreased up to the time of the last census, while in most ofthem the only diminution in the proportion has occurredduring the last ten years. All this indicates in the mostunmistakable terms a general southward migration of thisrace. As compared with the whites, the border states havelost in pro[)ortion of negroes for the past half-century,while the cotton states have continued to gain until veryrecently. iternet 3icl)iljexney Collection[iti^ation project Notice toCA CameraOperator Didoutissing Pagenotocopy nttle/Discoloreder ther problem: fy: ify: ify:.
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