GREAT "PUBLIC OPINION."

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 17, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 24.

GREAT "PUBLIC OPINION."

MUCH has been said of late by seemingly unreflecting but able speakers, in protesting against the Kishineff barbarities, in praise of the beneficent influence of Public Opinion to check these horrible outbreaks. One speaker—a mayor—thanked God that he lived in a day when Public Opinion was dominant. Another, the president of a university, lauded Public Opinion as a judge greater and more potent than any other. And so the chorus continues in praise of that giant, tremendously potent in these days of rapid transportation and lightning communication, nationally and internationally.