During the rest of the march I talked negro suffrage and equality, at times nearly driving our captors wild by picturing the pleasures to come to them when these liberties should prevail. They got mad at times, but seemed to like hearing me talk, and evidently saw that I said more than I meant in some ways; yet I told many truths--which made them mad--about the actual practice by Southern whites of equality with negroes, as evidenced by the thousands of mulattoes among them.

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