Theodore Roosevelt And His Times
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I had heard from a good manysources that you were a little loose on the relations of capital andlabor, on trusts and combinations, and, indeed, on those numerousquestions which have recently arisen in politics affecting the securityof earnings and the right of a man to run his business in his own way, with due respect, of course, to the Ten Commandments and the PenalCode. Or, to get at it even more clearly, I understood from a number ofbusiness men, and among them many of your own personal frie...nds, that youentertained various altruistic ideas, all very well in their way, butwhich before they could safely be put into law needed very profoundconsideration. " * * Roosevelt, "Autobiography" (Scribner), p. 299.
Roosevelt replied that he had known very well that the Senator had justthese feelings about him, and then proceeded to set forth his own viewof the matter. With his usual almost uncanny wisdom in human relations, he based his argument on party expediency, which he knew Platt wouldcomprehend, rather than on abstract considerations of right and wrong, in which realm the boss would be sure to feel rather at sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had heard from a good manysources that you were a little loose on the relations of capital andlabor, on trusts and combinations, and, indeed, on those numerousquestions which have recently arisen in politics affecting the securityof earnings and the right of a man to run his business in his own way, with due respect, of course, to the Ten Commandments and the PenalCode. Or, to get at it even more clearly, I understood from a number ofbusiness men, and among them many of your own personal frie...nds, that youentertained various altruistic ideas, all very well in their way, butwhich before they could safely be put into law needed very profoundconsideration. " * * Roosevelt, "Autobiography" (Scribner), p. 299.
Roosevelt replied that he had known very well that the Senator had justthese feelings about him, and then proceeded to set forth his own viewof the matter. With his usual almost uncanny wisdom in human relations, he based his argument on party expediency, which he knew Platt wouldcomprehend, rather than on abstract considerations of right and wrong, in which realm the boss would be sure to feel rather at sea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howland Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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