The Booker T. Washington Papers, Vol.8, page 338, Aug. 1905, U. of Illinois Press

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The BOORER T. WASHINGTON Papers Mr. Cable's views are all right when dealing with gentlemen, but not scoundrels, whose purposes are wholly known. Some of our friends of the colored press have taken for granted that those connected with the Niagara Movement are honest and from that point of view have discussed the declarations, which makes it a rather puzzling condition to deal with, but in the end, I am sure they will find out their ultimate purpose. Very truly yours, Booker T. Washington TLS Con. ~4 BTW Papers DLC To Emmett Jay Scott [South Weymouth, Mass.] August 7, 1905 Dear Mr. Scott: I am of the opinion it would be well to stop in Washington, on your way North, and see Terrel1 and Dancy; let them understand that I do not feel exactly comfortable over the fact that the three papers, in or near Washington, are continually knocking me and there is nothing to indicate an action on the part of my friends, or supposed friends. You can use your own judgement in this matter. Very truly yours, B. T. W. TLI Con. ~4 BTW Papers DLC. To John A. Herte! South Weymouth, Mass., August 7, 1905 Personal & Confidential. My dear Mr. Hertel: The enclosed clipping from a Buffalo paper, where the meeting was held, will give you the true aim of the per333