justice to both races.” All people, white and black, should unite, not to secure the repeal of the suffrage laws, but to secure their enforcement with absolute impartiality. The welfare of both races—and this conclusion applies equally to the other non-Caucasian races—requires the recognition of race distinctions and the obliteration of race discriminations. The races should be separated wherever race friction might result from their enforced association. The white race cannot attain its highest development when continually venting its spite upon the less fortunate race. Nor, indeed, can the Negro race reach its highest development when continually subjected to the oppressions of the more fortunate race. Such a recognition of race distinctions and such an obliteration of race discriminations as are here advocated constitute principles by which all people, of every section and of every race, may stand and labor for the promotion of good feeling between all sections and harmony between all races. NOTES Footnote 776: Raleigh, N. C., _News and Observer_, Dec. 31, 1907. Footnote 777: Proceedings of the Ala. Const. Conv., 1901, p. 12. Footnote 778: Booker T. Washington: “Up from Slavery,” p. 237. TABLE OF CASES CITED[779] Footnote 779: The number in parentheses refers to the note; the other number, to the page. A Alsberg v. Lucerne Hotel Co. ([266]), 127. Anderson v. L. & N. Ry. Co. ([560]), 218. Anthony v. Halderman ([700]), 293. B Barrett v. Jarvis ([46]), 27. Baylies v. Curry ([286]), 135. Bell v. State ([40]), 17. Berea College v. Com. ([339]), 157; ([339]), 158. Bernier v. Russell ([705]), 293. Binyon v. U. S. ([636]), 250. Board of Education of Richmond Co. v. Cummings ([492]), 193; ([159]), 193. Board of Education v. Tinnon ([446]), 183. Booker v. Grand Rapids Medical College ([481]), 188. Bowlin v. Com. ([217]), 106; ([603]), 243. Bowlin v. Lyon ([289]), 136. Bradwell v. State ([593]), 240. Bryan v. Adler ([269]), 128. Bullock v. N. J. ([638]), 250. Burks v. Basso ([274]), 130. Burns v. State ([210]), 97. Bush v. Com. of Ky. ([636]), 250. Butler v. Butler ([145]), 74. C C. & N. W. Ry. Co. v. Williams ([532]), 212. C. & O. Ry. Co. v. Com. of Ky. ([558]), 217; ([566]), 221. Carter v. Texas ([637]), 249; ([638]), 250; ([638]), 250. Cavitt v. Texas ([638]), 250. Cecil v. Green ([282]), 133. Chase v. Stephenson ([428]), 179. Chiles v. C. & O. Ry. ([563]), 219. Civil Rights Cases ([227]), 110. Clark v. Board of Sch. Dirs. ([440]), 183. Claybrook v. Owensboro ([510]), 197. Coger v. N. W. Union Packet Co. ([533]), 212. Coleman v. Vollmer ([141]), 73. Collins v. Texas ([638]), 250. Com. v. Sylvester ([275]), 131. Com. v. Williamson ([465]), 186. Comer v. Comer ([121]), 69.