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  • Topic is exactly "Voting"

December 25, 1897

The “unconstitutional ‘constitutional’ convention in South Carolina” plans to formally disfranchise the black man at the start of the new year.

October 10, 1903

The Planet accuses the “Democrats of Henrico County” of unconstitutionally disregarding the black vote.

December 12, 1903

White mobs “drove away” black men attempting to “pay the poll taxes” in order to vote by threatening them with shotguns at the entrance of “the county treasury”.

March 22, 1902

The Planet criticizes the Constitutional Convention members for a lack of justice and “following a dark and torturous way.”

November 9, 1895

The Planet comments on the disenfranchisement of black voters in South Carolina.

February 17, 1894

Federal Election Laws are being repealed,. which brings the possibility of greater voter fraud in elections.

January 26, 1901

An editor of a newspaper in New York asks John Mitchel’s opinion about the effect of disfranchisement.

August 4, 1894

An election in Harrisonburg, VA results in the election of a Democratic mayor and Republican treasurer; it is the first election to occur under a new election law that aims to disenfranchise black voters.

August 3, 1901

The Planet quotes the 14th and 15th amendments explaining just how unconstitutional the “Constitutional” Convention of Virginia actually is.

November 16, 1895

Nine of the thirteen states which had elections voted overwhelmingly Republican.
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