[4CJ]

ravinson - See 143, 144

Stainless - sorry ;o)

[ravinson]

Northerners wanted nothing to do with blacks, except to send them out of the country, keep them in the south, or prevent them from migrating north and west.

In further response:

"Then came the Freedmen's Aid Societies, born of the touching appeals for relief and help from these centres of distress. There was the American Missionary Association, sprung from the Amistad, and now full grown for work, the various church organizations, the National Freedmen's Relief Association, the American Freedmen's Union, the Western Freedmen's Aid Commission, -- in all fifty or more active organizations, which sent clothes, money, schoolbooks, and teachers southward." Source.

[stainlessbanner]

Gotcha, 4CJ - I was trying to follow from my #12 post about Acton. Thanks for posting - I'm following along as usual!