. Review of reviews and world's work. e so-called educated negro is sometimes a patheticspecimen of unhappiness and discontent. But theeducated young negro of the Hampton type ismore, rather than less, of a negro than ever. Heloves his race, and wants nothing belter than thesplendid chance he finds to-day in the UnitedSlates to work with and for his people. He seesthe true drift of things, and declines either to bedespondent or defiant. While he must see thatthe people of his race have to undergo some hard-ships and some injustice, he also sees that thewhite people of the South, are in the mai
. Review of reviews and world's work. e so-called educated negro is sometimes a patheticspecimen of unhappiness and discontent. But theeducated young negro of the Hampton type ismore, rather than less, of a negro than ever. Heloves his race, and wants nothing belter than thesplendid chance he finds to-day in the UnitedSlates to work with and for his people. He seesthe true drift of things, and declines either to bedespondent or defiant. While he must see thatthe people of his race have to undergo some hard-ships and some injustice, he also sees that thewhite people of the South, are in the main thenegros friends and well-wishers ; and he istaught at Hampton that since the war the whitepeople of the South have voluntarily paid out intaxes for the support of negro schools somethinglike 1560,000,000. It is theconcern of the Hamp-ton negro and those wliom lie represents to seethat the colored teachers are provided who shallknow exactly how to secure good results fromtlie money tliat continues thus to be expended. Albkkt AN KNGLISII CLASS STUDYING IN LIBRARY.
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