Well Said by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 14, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 24.

Well Said

By Editor

Well Said.—The following timely words are from a recent address by Governor Hanly, of Indiana:

In great cities we have almost forgotten honesty in administration of public affairs. We may enforce the law against one man and let another go immune, but if we do, there is a price that we will pay for it after awhile. An office can not be administered with corruption long without damage. . . . It is greed that is the foundation of all vice. Saloon-keepers do not prey on men to make them drunk; they want the money; they cast off the drunkard, and look for fresh prey. It is greed that moves the railroads over the country to combine for the purpose of usurping the rights of the people. The people at this age are money-mad in America—absolutely money-mad.