What next. however. do we find as evidence of a political scheme to colonice negroesin Indianain the interest of the republican party? Almost every ederal official in the State has taken an active interest in it. The PostOffice Department and the postal service generally seem to have been placed at its disposal. This was most natural. That Department has agents on every railroad and officials at almost every station in the United States. Its means for promoting and facilitating an immigration like the one under consideration are vast and widespread. and they have not been idle in this instance. The postmaster at Indianapolis. Colonel William R.
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