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... and Negro laborers located mostly within the larger cities of Brownwood and Mineral Wells, the ethnic...). It is true that population increases have brought a very slight increase in Negro inhabitants, but in 1950
... Southwestern Historical Quarterly Asa Holt of Van Zandt County among the Negro delegates..., A History of the Negro in Texas Politics from Reconstruction to Disfranchisement (Dallas, 1935), 35- *Seven
... Southwestern Historical Quarterly sentatives: David Abner (Negro) of Harrison County, T. G... (Negro) of Burleson County, J. H. Reagan of Anderson County, P. R. Scott of Cass County, Jacob Waelder
... Singletary, "The Negro Militia During Reconstruction;" James R. Norvell, "The Reconstruction Courts of Texas..., and Cooke counties containing no mention of Negro labor. When for such loaded 299
... schools, an article on the Negro schools of Port Arthur by W. E. Sampson, and a postscript about the G. M
..., Population, II, 658-663. TABLE 15 COMPARISON OF NEGRO POPULATION AT DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS County
... the "machinations" toward "a free negro state" in Texas, a state which he believed "would be an eternal festering
... edition of Singletary's book entitled Negro Militia and Reconstruction (in McGraw-Hill Paperbacks
..., and Negro progress lead up to the final chapter entitled "The Changing Years." It covers the period from
... were chewing and eating negro-head and prickly pear leaves, hoping to produce moisture in their mouths
..., Latin and Negro population, and the production of cattle, sheep, cotton, corn, and oil. There are 125
... in Texas was that it "interfered with relations between the employer and his Negro employees
... seven through seventeen, inclusive. Mandatory attendance at separate schools for both white and Negro
..., or will sleep with them." Then, in his sister-in-law's home in Louisiana he had come to know more of the Negro
... development, mainly since World War I, more critically and minutely. They relate the story of its Negro
... Fleming cut the bodies down with the help of two Negro men who worked for him and made the crude coffins
..., 1881, and when the first enrollment report was sent back to the board, 611 white pupils and 332 Negro
... as "the great indentual [sic] school of the Negro," Pearl Andrews condemned it as perhaps the most
... and who had received in the post the ear of a Negro. As Secretary of the American and Foreign Anti-Slavery
... garrison composed mainly of Negro troops. From a prisoner, the Texans learned that General Lee had
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