The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03
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tiis a. osi..iai sol iai-s. eel rule.
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members iersmo infected
IL said D. knsv thai msny people
would ssy that = man Who declares
himself Socialist il dead ope.-
lat that b. did not car. 4 hstc ncv.
o. rad but one work on socialism 4
aud therefore am not capable % log
icai argument now" Nif. Patterson .
said. hut believe In H.
His principle. be- aid. was 10 make .
laws for The ordinary young man Of
today.
"of course Tie extraordinary young
man will rise" be said. When We
say that things should i,c divided
equally we mean that every man
should have chance. Men like
>cbwab and Carnegie have risen from
POOR young men TO wealth. but they
ire the extraordinary young men. The
ordinary young man Is not able 10 rise
ibove his birth. and the extraordinary
Young man Il one IN u million. Pres.
mt laws are not for the ordinary work
man don't mean by this that all
he money In the country should bc
nj up into equal parts What mean
: that the people should own In com.
non all the means Of production. the
sources OF wealth. and divide the re.
'ults. The talk of economical equal
y IL no more ridiculous now than was
he talk Of social equality years ago"