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Letter from Chauncey Mead to W. W. Baker, November 22, 1883
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W W Bakin Esq.<br> | W W Bakin Esq.<br> | ||
Dear Sir<br> | Dear Sir<br> | ||
| − | in reply to | + | in reply to [undecipherable] of the 20 for<br> |
my opinion in regard to<br> | my opinion in regard to<br> | ||
intimidation being used<br> | intimidation being used<br> | ||
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the Negroes from exercising<br> | the Negroes from exercising<br> | ||
there right of Suffrage in the<br> | there right of Suffrage in the<br> | ||
| − | later | + | later Elichion, I will Say that I<br> |
never saw more freedom exercised<br> | never saw more freedom exercised<br> | ||
at the Polis [undecipherable]<br> | at the Polis [undecipherable]<br> | ||
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W W Bakin Esq.
Dear Sir
in reply to [undecipherable] of the 20 for
my opinion in regard to
intimidation being used
by the white People to prevent
the Negroes from exercising
there right of Suffrage in the
later Elichion, I will Say that I
never saw more freedom exercised
at the Polis [undecipherable]
