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Story ~ Infor~at1on ( I f not enough apao• on th.ta page add page.) Hirani Reveils. We had a Nigger superintendent of schools of thi

state of Arkansas, J. C. Corbin ~ I don‘t remember just when ‚ but lt was in the early seventies. He wa~ also president of the

~	state school in Pine Bluff ~ organized It.
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The ex.-slave ~/oted like fire directly after ~he war. That ~vvas about all that did vote then. If the Niggers bad n‘t voted they never would have been able to elect Negroes to office.

	I was elected Alderman Once in Little Rock under the athnln— istratlon of Mayer Keiner. We had Nigger coroi~er, Chief of Police, Police Jtadge. Policemen. Ike Glilam‘s father was coroner. Sam Garrett was Chief of Police; Yudge M. W. Gibbs ~was ~o1ice Judge.

He was also a	receiver of public lands. So was J. E. Buah, who ÇjT~1eri~i ~ O~ A~~~~tc.a)
founded the Mosaics. James W. Thompson, Bryant L~ster, Marion

H.	Henderson, Acy L. Richardson, Childress‘ father.‘.in-].aw, were ai]. ~ldermen. James P. Noyer Jones was County Clerk of Chicot County,

S.	H. Holland, a teacher of mine, a little black nigger about

five feet high, as black as ink1but well educated was sheriff of
	a Negro	was
Desha County. Augusta hadxIi~x~ixAwhoAxixixsheriff . A Negro

used to hold good offices in this state.

	I charge the change to Grant. The Baxter.~~Brooks matter caused it. Baxter was a Southern Repubiican.frorn the Northeastern
	Moses E. Jeffries
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