Excerpt from Government for the People
It seems to the writer of this paper that the statements contained in it must be familiar and the conclusions reached in it must be obvious to all who have given serious thought to the subject of popular government. The position of many good men shows, however, that this is not the case.
Almost all citizens in this country vote, but only a few of them are active in politics. If the average citizen should ask at random twenty men of his personal acquaintance whether they are active politicians, the chances are that to a man they would reply in the negative.
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