Niggro

O, now I remember, she's a niggro, as black as a sip."

The niggro is the only person who can stand the fever and ague of this region.

But agriculture is the work for the niggro. It has variety. I don't believe they will be any good for the manufactures, cotton or steel. It is too monotonous.

So, you see, when Mr. Corbett made his wrap-up on the Niggro, there was no one but me still attending. I said to him, "Well, that sounds just bully, Mr. Corbett."

And not just by the niggro—I understand why the niggro might hold a grudge for two hundred years, but all these phony white liberals—to be turned on by your own kith and kin like that is unforgivable.