The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-10
Says He is Being Run BY Same
uld Band Of B0odIers Under
Cleveland.
WHO ARE HUNGRY FOR
MORE BOND DEALS
roPuLIcT LEADER DEMIEG THAT
HE ia RUNNING AS Al TAIL
TO nooaEvrLT'3 KITE
HAS A "8HoWn or
Ei3 OWN.
BY the Aaspeiatel Proas.

BY the Associated Press
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. q The fol
owing letter Of acceptance u the
Hon. Thomas T. Watson has been
mailed 10 Hon Samuel w Williams
chairman Of he colA.ittea on notii
cation:
When two great political parties
! aaYe, in turn governed country aud
nave, between them, brought aboutun
! atataet fy conditions. II II but na.iir
Al that thrl pafty should arise
| Citizens Who have l,oked Ia vain 10
The two great parties" for remedial
iegi lailon lose confidence in both ai
Ter ghile, and adopt one OF two
curse they either sa;bmit 70 the
evils of Bad government, or protest
BY organizing third party.
TO the stlaent Of history there is
lothing more aaddenng than the ten
ltncy of the people to subm.t As
rule political education never reaches
ne masses Statecrait. like priest
raj, jeal ,usly guards its ecTels
'fhcre Is always the inner sanctuary
which The people are taught to believe
would be profaned by the touch oI
their unholy feet
Again, in organized government
ihele Is mysterious reverence for
an hority. Whatever IS, la rielit, t,ss+t-
he unthnkins multitude; and the vd
tarles of power never cease 10 deepen
that impression Thus partly from
ignorance and partly from reverence
for establi'hed authority. the people
N every asc have rhown moro inclina
ion TO submit to bad government than
70 resist It. I" =
"A handiulsof Englishmen are able
70 hold Egypt down, ana pIun,ler It's |
people in the interest OF he Roihs |
ahlds and other holders of bonds |
signed by a decadent and helpless
khediye. Why? because the life has
been taken out .oi those poor creature
by centuries OF misrule. The common
man. In Egypt. has been dirt under
the feet OF masters so long that he
has come TO believe that he Is dirt
and nothing more See how the 600.
600 900 of Ilinaoos are held down by
100000 Britishi See how they submit
TO be SO closely shorn b. English
plunderers that at the least breath of
famine they perish by millions, How
was that horrible situation made POS
sible?
Centuries Of msrule did T.. Souless
ariztocracy. thinking OF it's own inter
ests only. killed the spirit of the peo-
pie by atrocions laws. When the evil
hour came and India needed robust
70 defend the empire. no ro
bust manhood was there. The rulers
we're effeminate. weakened by their
own wealth. their own seli-indulgence
their own monopoly OF power. privi-
'ege and opportunity The subject
classes on the other hand had submit
ted 50 long had been slaves so long |
hat he instinct of patriotism was 4,
lacking. and 20 the new yoke Of the
British the patient OK submitted. To {
,e an OK anu wear a yoke had become 1
second nature 10 the wretched lower y
lass IIindoo. ,
Blu those things happened long
Igo They happened to people Of an
,ther race: In moiern times and am T
ing the white races such misgovern :
nent would be impossible. Selfoom .
,lacent Ignorance Of the present day i
axes that Kind OF comfort to itself
md blandly congra.ulates itself upon
he fact that legislative systems OF ,
are things Of the past; Ia
Present Day Disease.
yet. II one really wishes TO know +
he truth. and will bu. look around n
i'm. he will observe symptoms which a
ave always Characterized tho di y
eascd nation when afflicted by class a
sgislatioa. Did the people Of Rus ia y
emana var with Japang Were they a
onsulted7 DID .hey have any griey x
nee against the Japaneseg No. The II
zar did not want the war. the people 81
ia not want IT, Who then iorcei u
ussia into that bOt'omiels pit Oh q,
l0Od and suffering The corrupt rul Of
~ elass-ihe predetatory capitalist Il
.hO were se sk.rg ucw fields 20 con / n
nest. a score Of gold hunting ns Al
obs provoked the strife: ana nov n
be Russian peasan. must yield up
la body. throw the weeds 81 willow v
o0d around bis wife. wiring ne CRY n
oFphanas. from the lips Of bis -
bid. ani feed the buzzards with his n
ltinE flesh in order thai unscrnpal- n
1. maaudeTs may get their clutches a
pen more gold. n
Ia Germany aes hos the war lord v
nus and sTagsefs and missoveFns h.
O. him clap mea. vcmen and chili- -
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