Our National Tendency And Its Goal : Being a Discussion of the Political And Industrial Direction of the United States Under the Influence of Prevailing Economic Forces, And Statement of the Causes Therof And the Means to Avert the Conclusion to Which Tho
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The army of employees of the Government becomes a vast aggregate. The change from the constitutional system upon which the Government was founded has been profound. Constitutional restraints and representative legislation has been swept aside by the spread of official distrust which under the general tightening economic status of the masses has infected the public mind. Now no statesman dares stand for the truth if such be opposed to the ideas which demagoguery has infused into the popular mind..., unless he be indifferent to public office, for his summary dismissal and disgrace through recall would be assured. Legislative enact- ments are now determined not by the wisdom of representation and debate, but by direct action of a minority of the people. They vote into law measures which they believe for their welfare. This they invariably regard as served by some presumed advantage planned to be had against the foreigner, against the minority, or against races within the country. In like manner they prevent from becoming laws acts of the legislature which disagree with either the sense of interest of the majority, or with their bias ; and even for this cause dismiss judges from their positions, and vitiate their decrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The army of employees of the Government becomes a vast aggregate. The change from the constitutional system upon which the Government was founded has been profound. Constitutional restraints and representative legislation has been swept aside by the spread of official distrust which under the general tightening economic status of the masses has infected the public mind. Now no statesman dares stand for the truth if such be opposed to the ideas which demagoguery has infused into the popular mind..., unless he be indifferent to public office, for his summary dismissal and disgrace through recall would be assured. Legislative enact- ments are now determined not by the wisdom of representation and debate, but by direct action of a minority of the people. They vote into law measures which they believe for their welfare. This they invariably regard as served by some presumed advantage planned to be had against the foreigner, against the minority, or against races within the country. In like manner they prevent from becoming laws acts of the legislature which disagree with either the sense of interest of the majority, or with their bias ; and even for this cause dismiss judges from their positions, and vitiate their decrees.
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