Those fires now are burning low. and only yesterday seemed to be dying out. but you propose again to thrust the race question into political prominence and to make the negro the pawn on the board of your party necessities. Is this well for him? Will it raise him in either the social or political scale to keep him constantly the bone of contention between party strifes? What. too. let me ask. is to be gained by your proposed treatment of naturalized citizens? Under the law of the land they are part of us. bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh. as much members of the national family as we are. Why treat them as objects of suspicion ?
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Naturalized citizens are treated as objects of suspicion.