The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-10
BIG CHANCE GIVEN
THE UNITED STATES

World will be grouped the united Repub-
lies of The various nations, being known
as the United Republic OF the United
states, the United Republic Of Great
Britain. the United Republic of France
and so on. Each of these will have their
individusl governments modelled OF that
OF The United Republics Of the World
Not Discouraged by Rebufs.
But Mr. Seitz has received little en-
couragenent from those who are in
position TO aid him in this redemption Of
the world High officials have asked him
TO await more convenient season. Heads
OF departments have referred him to
others Senator's have ignored him.
man less patriotic and less sure OF him
self world have been discouraged long
ago anu seeded TO let the old world 20
hang IL 10 wanted to. hut such is not Mr.
Seitz- He draws fresh inspiration from
defeat. Bcbuffs only renew his courage.
Now he is making the boldest bid Of
all for recognition and success. The
proclamation places the responsibility for
its acceptance OF rejection uG Congress.
Should they fail 10 rise TO the occasion
Mr.. Seitz viii calmly pack up his various
governments and HE him TO the greater
statesmen and broader minds Of Europe.
Should failure be his portion there. also.
there is stiH left him the magnificent
fields of Asia. Africa Australia The ISL
ands Of the seas. not 10 mention the uu-
merous. and diversified Republics. mon
arches. oligarchies. and dictators OF Cen
trail and South America
Wants S2oo,
Mr.. Seitz thus announces the solemn
purpose Of the proofs mation:
BY this communication the power and
authority is given to Caugress for a rea-
sonablc time TO accept the Seitz system
Of governments. ] have communicated
to the citizens Of the United States with
the limited means al my command eN-
planning the idea plan and purpose Of
my system Of governments and suggested
Ia the citizens 10 come 20 my assistance
and place al my disposal 5000 600 600 so
that I can put IN operation my perfect
system Of universal government The
Representatives are now assembled in
Congress. therefore the question of my
system OF governments is a question for
Congress to consider
The Seitz system Of governments, he
admits lis not without humor. and
moreover is the result Of much labor
and patience
In my efforts 10 put my system Of gov
ernments on a sound financial basis he
says. ct have endeavored to give The eX-
act status OF ms annual income 10 one
OF the commercial agencies and my worth
10 the citizens Of the United States IS
now rated In gold dollars. which are a
part Of the money system-thst is. TO my
inventive mind as unexplored as the
North Pole"
Question Of Expense Important.
The question Of expense. he declares.
is one Of the first and most important
questions connected with the new sys-
TEN Of governments. and in that respect
is very much on the old style, Mr.. Seitz
is frank, not TO say blunt. In this mat
ter. as he SAYS. this is no tine for daily
ing. He says
Il need a considerable sum Of money
to prepare nv work for publication and
5000 900 viii not be too much money e
put at my disposal when Congress &C
cepts my system OF governments. I viii
sell my system Of governments TO the
United States Of America for the sum C..
$500 .OU0.0 600. I can offer my system OF
governments for sale at public auction
and all the nations OF the world can bid"
Then he suggests the Offering OF prizes
of $50. 600 each for the most perfect sOlu-
tion Of every social and political problem
that cOnfronts humanity. including that
of getting money. Well and truly does
he say that in this age Of universal civ
a plan ought TO be invented so
that every person in the world shall re-
Ceive money whenever 10 is needed"
And thus he speaks his final words
4 can see q public meeting composed
OF about fifty-fve governors and eight OF
ten Rough Riders, and the meeting ends
in the midst OF the widest enthusiasm
and the unfurling Of the Knight Invent
or's Flag"