Logan Republican | 1903-04-14 | Page 6 | Toadyism of the World

lj 1 Toadyism of the World. jjl ', I Decausc a man happens to grow pho-m& pho-m& ' nomcnnlly rich It doosn't follow that HH his mind broadens or tils disposition Hi sweetens in proportion. Quite tho con-mh con-mh trary. By necessity, his wits sharpen fflfl In tho money getting process, which is JjH considered an education in itself, and U ,; ho then pnssos for tho solf-mndo man fin fy of brains, ontlroly capablo of compro- bonding nnd criticising tho higher in-If in-If 3 K tellectual orders. Tho spirit of toadying toady-ing ism, so rampant now, encourages this M I Plutus to poso In any charactor ho III f chooses, and bis utterances on all tho Sy great topics and questions of tho day jOk 1 are Quoted far and wido. It is a symp-HV symp-HV ; torn of this ago of gold that people ' I think it worth while to listen to him, Hi : whllo nt tho same tlmo tbow smile up MS ft their sleeves. g f W