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 PERSONAL GOVERNMENT.
 Mankind knows many things which former gen erations did not know, and do many things whic were impossible to former generations
 But, essentially, man is the animal that he at the dawn of history. There do not exist today wiser men, keener minds, more effective ad- mnistrators more unscrupulous demagogues than those whose deeds recorded in the descriptions which have come down of life in the days of the most ancient of human records, says the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Nor is there any device for the regulation of ciety by governmental methods tried propos- which has not, in substance, been practiced where from the beginning of life know it.
 And among all these devices has been frequent than the exploitation of the multitude by demagogues for their personal advantage.
 It needs eradiction mention examples Julius Caeser was one of the most conspicuius; Ma poleon Bonaparte another. Both fattered the people until they thought it unnecessary to do longer, both thereby attained personal power, and both perished miserably in the end.
 The protection against the man horse back which ever found effective is the organi-
 
 mental principles. The demagogue may, and often does get complete control of majority but he can get control of all the parties or escape the organized resistance which parties give and which changes minorites to majorities.
 The hope of the demagogue the abolition of parties a weakening which is the equivalent of abolition. imperative requirements of society for the maintenance of public order demand govern ment some kind and there cannot be party gov ernment which is the only possible popular govern ment, personal government is accepted a sftY.
 We come very near having personal government in California today. There is obvious intent bind chains still tighter. The in which that be accomplished is by making parties impo- tent. Those who propose this not ignorant men, They familiar with history and know what has always happened when the efficiency of political par ties has been destroyed. And. knowing as they do, the inevitable result of the disappearance of party powers they be charged with intending that suit.
 The people of California yet debased that they will deliberately by their ballots abolish the only instrumentalty by which they can govern themselves.
 MT. Bryan thinks that in resigning his post Secretary of State, and taking stump op- position President Wilson's statesmanlike foreign policy, that he will find a willing audience American people, he will be badly mistaken
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