He bases his whole agitation upon the sacred idea of equal rights for all and special privileges for none, and he indignantly disclaims the taint of socialism.

His specific remedial proposals do not differ essentially from those of Mr.Bryan.His methods of agitation and his popular catch words are an ingenious adaptation of Jefferson to the needs of political "yellow journalism." He is always an advocate of the popular fact.

He always detests the unpopular word.

He approves expansion, but abhors imperialism.

He welcomes any opportunity for war, but execrates militarism.