Summary

Portrait of Morrison Waite Morrison Waite Neal v. Delaware — Dissent

Rives (100 U.S. 313) , that the mere fact that no person of color had been allowed to serve on juries where colored men were interested, was not enough to show that they had been discriminated against because of their race. That is all that was shown in this case on the motions to quash, except that the accused declared in his affidavit that the exclusion of colored men from juries in Delaware had been because of their race.
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