Mr.. VAN BUREN ON FREE NEGRoR
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Mr.. VAN BUREN ON FREE NEGRoE
sUFFRAGE-That Mr. Van Buren voted
for Free Negro Suffrage in the New York
Convention of 1920, even Locofocoism in
timidated by the Record, is compelled to ad,
NIT. l. is. however, a painful admission
which. it is plain, they would not make If
there was any way 10 avoid it. They get
over it as we'll as they can. and their method
of doing so is so curious. namely, by undem
ocratising the little Magician. They say.
true, tha: Mr.. Van Buren, did vote for f.
negro suffra pe, but be did with qualih-
cation. wAat2 Why that Cuff, if he pre-
sumed 10 VOTE should prove himself to be
worth two hundred and fifty dollars! o.
most lame defence for a Democrat" par sr-
cetLence You Pomp and you, Cesar s.
Brutus, shall not vote, because you have
not the money, the property or pewter, to
qualify you for the exercise ofthat high and
sacred franchise but you. Crassus you are
qualined man, and as you are worth $3.50
you thereby furnish irrefraeable evidence ot
your competerce for sell governn ent


4, stri1 ;, tftys Will ia IHaEI's
mouth, it certainly does in that of him whc
is put forward as the Chief of Democracy
Richmond Wig.