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Proceedings of the National Convention of the Colored Men of America: held in Washington, D.C., on January 13, 14, 15, and 16, 1869.
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.xv. )iANSAS. C. H. LANGSTON. LOUISIANA. 0. J. DUNN. TEXAS. G. T. RUBY. G. DEBAPTIST. iNDIANA. J. MAHONEY. 3IINNESOTA JOSEPH PARR. CALIFORNIA. P. A. BELL. OREGON. J. B. SANDERSON. COLORADO. L. H. DOUGLASS. DACOTAR. W. J. WILSON. WYOMINC. J. S. MARTIN. IDAHO. T. T. DETTER. WASHINGTON THRRITO~Y. J. F. COOK. ALASKA. J. J. SPELLMAN. Priated at the GREAT REPUBLIC Dook and Newspaper Printing Establishmeu t.