“The best brain and heart of this country have always rung true and it is our hope today that the petrifying spirit of commercialism, which grows so impatient at the Negro question or any other question calculated to weaken the money getting nerve by pulling at the hear and the conscience, may still find a worthy protagonist in the reawakened ethical sense of the nation, which can take no step backward and which must eventually settle, and settle right, this and every question involving the nation’s honor and integrity.” (207)