South Manifesto for integration
From Congressional Record, 84 Congress second session. Vol 102, Part 4 Washington, DC: Governmental Printing Office, 1956. 4459-4460.
Document Description
In 1956, 19 senators and 77 deputies of the House of Representatives signed the “Southern Manifesto”, on a resolution condemning the 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education. The resolution appealed the decision “a clear abuse of judicial power” and calls upon States to resist the implementation of their mandates. In response to opposition from the South in 1958, the Court awarded the decision Brown v. Aaron Cooper, the assertion that States were bound by the decision and claims that his interpretation of the Constitution was the “supreme law of the country.”
TRANSKRIPT
The unjustified decision of the Supreme Court in cases of public school is now compatible with more fruit if men naked replacement for power in the right seat.
The founding fathers gave us a Constitution of checks and balances, because they have noted, the inevitable lesson of history that no man or group of men, to familiarize themselves with unlimited power. You framed this Constitution, with its provisions for change by the change in regard to fundamentals of government against the dangers of popular fervour temporary or personal preferences of the public service of the institution.
We consider the decision of the Supreme Court in the school as a clear case of judicial abuse. One of the highlights tend to Justice of the Federal Republic of business, to legislate, in derogation of congressional authority and reserved to the States’ intervention and human rights.
The first Constitution, the Court did not mention education. Neither the Fourteenth Amendment has yet another change. The discussions before submitting the Fourteenth Amendment clearly show that he did not intend that on education systems by States.
The very Congress of the proposed amendment at a later separate schools in the District of Columbia.
If the amendment was adopted in 1868, there were thirty-seven member states of the European Union. Each of the twenty-six states, in one of the essential differences between race, its population is approved the operation of separate schools already existing or later, these schools by actions of the same legislation as a body of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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