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part of the atate, Bate8vllle, a Southern man who took side8 with the North in the war. Brook8 wa8 a Methodi8t preacher from the North soznewheres. When Grant recognized the Baxter faction whom the old ex.‘8laveholders Bupported because he was a Southerner and sided with Baxter against Brooks, lt put the present Democratic party in power, arid they passed the Grandfather law barring ~ groes from voting.

	Negroes were intimidated ~y the Ku Klux. They were counted out. Ballot boxes were burned and ballots were destroyed. Finally ~egroes got discouraged and quit trying to vote.





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