THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAT 24 1358
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M( to right front row; Cecelia Glenn, IRmnie BaMentine, Glaeir*
Glenn. Helen Gilbert. Milton Fa Dentine. Linda lave Glenn. D.jnnHa
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Elaine Carter, Mark Hal Pope "id “Butch" Leach.
History Os Negroes In NC
Legislature, OS Congress
EDITOR’S NOTE; Dr Nel
? on Hams, of Shaw University,
Raleigh. nil! carona/igai w
Wake County for a seat in the
slate legislature To acquaint
»fg iraders with »h* partlcipa
iinn of Negroes, ir- the North
Carolina Legislature and u h.
Congress, the CAROLINIAN
util publish a 'fries of articles
dealing with this subipct Ihe
aifth of these featured stories
appears in this issue.
Fifty-seven year; ago. h Negro
congressman. George H* Wb-to.
from North Carolina made a vale
dictory speech upon his ietirc~
ment. from the U S Congie ;
"It would have been on excel
lent one had the note of bitEe 1 -
ness not. been so strong." remark;
a UNC professor, Dy Samuel
Denny in his bock on the Negro
m Congress from 1870-1501
"This. Mr Chairman, is per
haps the Nog rocs' temporary
farewell In the American Con
cress: but let me say Phocni*-
tike he will rise up some day
and come again. These parting
words are in behalf of ;*gi out
raged. heart-broken, braised
and bleeding, but God-fearmg
people, faithful, industrial,
loyal people, rising people, full
of potential force.
Coming to the end of his ad~
dress, Congressman While acio'ij
"The only apology that J hsvr
to make for the earnestness wrMi
which T have spoken is that T am
pleading for the lit'’, I'rip llbei!«
the future hap pine. l • and man
hood suffrage for one-eighth of
the entire population of the Unit
ed States."
The handwriting was on the
wall for Negroes in Congress. urJ
George H. White ended his ca
reer In Washington. White spent
his retirement in Philadelphia
and practiced law until he died
on December 28. 1918.
GEORGE H WHITE wi
the last Negro to serve In th*
It S. Congress. Born a slave,
White was a native of Rosin
dale, N. C. He graduated from
Howard University in 187* and
began praeticin. law in Stic
state in 1879. Freni 188<l to
1884 lie was a member of the
legislature in N. C.
Being the only Negro in Con
gress. White* became a bitter and
uncompromising spokesman a
gainst racial discrimination. Hi
critics said:
“No matter what, the topic un
der discussion might, be. White
like Cato of Home, could always
bring it around to a discussion
of Negro rights"
From his training tin solicitor
of the second judicial district in
North Carolina, he became an
easy, fluent, and effective orator.
A NEGRO NAMED James B.
O'Hara became a U & Congress
man as early as 1883 and served
two terms He had served earlier
in N. r legislature in 1868-1869.
O'Hara was admitted to the bar
in 1873 after studying law at How
ard University, He became chair
man of the board of commission •
ers of Halifax County, 1372-!?. 76.
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! No Prejudice Among Disabled,
Prominent Physician Declares
j NEW YORK iANPi -- Rr?.rial
i and class prejudices that Hite deep
! into lives of sn many Americans
and Mining, on the Expenditures,
and on the Public Buildings Com
| milters It has been reported that
he introduced several bills of a
local and private nature,
i According to history, O'Hara’s
beat speech of the 49th Congress
was in opposition to an oleomar
garine tax bill. One of his cen
! tentions was that the bill would
! require extra offices and thereby
reward party favorites.
Part of his speech was devoted
jio the idea that the Democrats
had opposed increase in faxes for
| ten years. Now, he charged they
; attempted to increase taxes.
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jy handicapped, 3 prominent medic
declared in a speech hera last ■
week
Making the declaiaitob was Dr.
Howard A. Husk, director of tha
Institute of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation. New York Univer
sity-Bericvue Medical center, and
an associate editor of the New
York chapter of she Military
Chaplains association of the United
States.
Dr Rusk told the chaplains
that in the cipht vears since the
Institute was first established,
he had never heard ‘one single
r ord of prejudice” voiced by
patients, although some 13,0110
«f them received service. He
added that none had private ac
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President
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Raleigh, N. C.
i comodatirius. and hm« cared t!
his neighbor was “bUi b. whit*
poor. rich. Catholic, Piote.itant.
Jew, ; doctor ot philosophy or
a fteid hand.
Disability and cripplings, he said,
forged a common denominator for
human understanding, and an an
tidote for prejudice.
Among the prominent patient.'
now confined at the hospital, i?
Roy Campanula. Los Angeles Dod
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