[1] This refers to a suggestion made by Mr. Washington in his telegram recommending the appointment of Dr. W.D. Crum, a colored physician, to a South Carolina vacancy, so that the President could thereby announce at the same time the appointment of a first-grade Southern white Democrat and a first-class colored man.
[2] From "Putting the Most Into Life," by Booker T. Washington. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., Publishers.
[3] "Sowing and Reaping," by Booker T. Washington. L.C. Page & Co., Boston, Publishers.
[4] From "Putting the Most Into life," by Booker T. Washington. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., Publishers.
[5] There is a custom among the colored people, inherited from the days of slavery, which is fortunately now drying out, to celebrate Christmas for a period of a week or ten days by stopping work and giving themselves over to a round of sprees.
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