The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

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But We don't want Mr.. Hearst To
give us democratic government.
We don't want anybody To give uS
self-goVernment. We want To- gel
that for ourselves. we must nave
leaders, but the Kind of leaders We
need are men who VIII not only lead
us to restore the democracy, but VII"
Will inspire and foster in US the spirit
that will fit us 10 MAINTAIN it. Tor,
after all, what are We after is not
democracy. but something W. think a
true democracy might produce; VIZ,
brave, free, independent men ana
III '~indiVidualtlcs. Sclf-relltni.
but on the whole just to others. Here
it is that Mr.. Hearst fails.
He snarns to mink that Democracy
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sees ana ne says indl We nave class
goVefnmeht-an odl"us thlhs- ana
flnallE, by way OF ltachllS US sell
ana showing now ne
would Erlhs IN the democracy ne
Yields n terrible power OF the
press,-greater than thdt Of any OF
f1ce he ever can dream OF holding
1t actually Kills men in TINS power
he abuses with q tyranny
that IS appalIing.-tor our good. but
also SIMPLY Tor our entertainment.
Perhaps some Of these specific
counts may not lie against Mr.. Hearst