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Dear Listers:

Thanks for all the feedback on succession. Now I would like some
comments on "Slaves became important around election time. The
legislature representing the South was elected by using three fifths of
the slave population." It sounds like mud slinging such as we've had in
in the late 1900's, but is this possible?

Diana Bennett

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