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If the party had remained committed to color-blind policies, it might have survived the mass exodus of white southerners.
It is a heritage of which southerners can be proud.
These young men rather prefer urban employment that southerners do not even undertake.
After decades of local work rules, southerners were accustomed to more stringent controls on welfare recipients' labor.
His researches and travels had reinforced his instinctive appreciation, as a southerner, for the great variety and individuality of southern communities and southern people.
To be sure, southerners were not alone in seeking to circumscribe labor legislation so as to keep agricultural labor unregulated by the central state.
His primary concern was for the tenuousness of the union, and he did not want to do anything to alienate a large group of southerners.
The southerners were grateful to see an end to the northern slaving predations of their land.
Prior to then, southerners had blocked all such legislation through deft parliamentary manoeuvring coupled, when necessary, to filibusters.
Such intrusion in the past had upset the social customs and race relations of southerners.
Conservative southerners were already frustrated by the fact that over five percent of southerners were receiving welfare at the time.
It cannot be stated too strongly that recognition of the distinctive social relations of particular groups of southerners, as with any other peoples, is a necessary prerequisite for effective intervention.
On the other hand, households in the northeastern and western regions paid a significantly higher price for bananas, about 4 and 9 cents per pound, respectively, than the southerners.
Raichur, however, did not long remain in southerners' hands.
