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If the majority of the people living in a community share the same culture, language and ethnicity it is most likely that they will dominate the political landscape. Having a government where the majority of the people get what they want the rights of the minority are deprived of what they want.

When the majority of voters are ignorant and uninformed they tend to vote in favor of issues that benefit them personally,, rather than on what is in the best interest of the general welfare.

Every President of the united States until the election of Abraham Lincoln except John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams owned slaves and even Abraham Lincoln, the "Great Emancipator" believed in the superiority of the white race.

;Chief Justice John Marshall and Roger B. Taney owned slaves and considered slaves to be property.

Five of the nine Siupreme Court Justices,  plus two of theJustices from Free States voted that negroes did not have the  Constitutional right to be citizens of the United States.

In 1860 more than 60 members in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives owned slaves.

The Governors of 14 of the 34 States in 1860 owned slaves


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Virginia Governor John Letcher 3 Slaves

Georgia Joseph E. Brown 19 Slaves 

Alabama Andrew B. Moore  33 Slaves

South Carolina  Francis Peckins    276 Slaves

North Carolina   John Ellis               18 Slaves

Miississippi      John Pettis                24 Slaves

Florida          Madison Perry               24Slaves

Arkansas       Henry Rector

Tennessee      Isham Harris                20 Slaves

Marland            Thomas Hicks             8 Slaves

Texas               Sam Houston                12 Slaves

Missouri             Clyde Jaksson             38 Slaves

Kentucky                                               Some Slaves

Delaware                                               No Slaves

Louisiana             Thomas Moore      226     Slaves  

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