The Man Who Bucked Up a Fact Story
The Man Who Bucked Up a Fact Story
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He is not a man who can go out and campaign for mayor until election, speaking night and day, for he is neither an orator nor a good writer. His popu- larity is in doubt. He had the opportunity to expose the graft in Salem, but he let it slide.
It looks as if a candidate were available, and we believe that one we have in mind will be elected (just to see what he would do) ; and we hope his manhood will assert itself to such an extent that people will ever after say: "The year that newspaper fel...low was in no one dared graft; our streets were clean, and the liquor laws obeyed. " The next day I announced myself a candi- date for mayor. My paper's circulation was now fifteen hundred.
The politicians took this at first rather as a huge joke very naturally. I could not even register as a citizen of Massachusetts for three months to come. But I kept hammer- ing them day after day, in one matter or [151] THE MAN WHO BUCKED UP another, until they lost their amusement in a confused anger.
Day after day I had been working, not to trap individuals, but to unearth the methods of the system as a whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is not a man who can go out and campaign for mayor until election, speaking night and day, for he is neither an orator nor a good writer. His popu- larity is in doubt. He had the opportunity to expose the graft in Salem, but he let it slide.
It looks as if a candidate were available, and we believe that one we have in mind will be elected (just to see what he would do) ; and we hope his manhood will assert itself to such an extent that people will ever after say: "The year that newspaper fel...low was in no one dared graft; our streets were clean, and the liquor laws obeyed. " The next day I announced myself a candi- date for mayor. My paper's circulation was now fifteen hundred.
The politicians took this at first rather as a huge joke very naturally. I could not even register as a citizen of Massachusetts for three months to come. But I kept hammer- ing them day after day, in one matter or [151] THE MAN WHO BUCKED UP another, until they lost their amusement in a confused anger.
Day after day I had been working, not to trap individuals, but to unearth the methods of the system as a whole.
What to read after The Man Who Bucked Up a Fact Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B 1869 a P H Arthur Platt Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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