How Many Men Are There Who Fairly

Compare Society To A Boat. Her Progress Through The Water Will Not Depend Upon The Exertion Of Her Crew, But Upon The Exertion Devoted To Propelling Her. This Will Be Lessened By Any Expenditure Of Force In Fighting Among Themselves, Or In Pulling In Different Directions.

It Is Not From Top To Bottom That Societies Die; It Is From Bottom To Top.

In All The New States Of The Union, Land Monopolization Has Gone On At An Alarming Rate, But In None Of Them So Fast As In California, And In None Of Them, Perhaps, Are The Evil Effects So Manifest.

The Great Work Of The Present For Every Man, And Every Organization Of Men, Who Would Improve Social Conditions, Is The Work Of Education The Propagation Of Ideas. It Is Only As It Aids This That Anything Else Can Avail. And In This Work Every One Who Can Think May Aid First By Forming Clear Ideas Himself, And Then By Endeavoring To Arouse The Thought Of Those With Whom He Comes In Contact.

As It Is With An Individual, So It Is With A Nation. One Must Produce To Have, Or One Will Become A Have-not.