Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 71

I am not able, therefore, it faces Him when I say that being among you me
you try that I am an integral reformer.

"Thing you will be interested to learn it will be the reasons that
impels me to come here.

"There is not an only thing to be hidden from You. I am here for the
purpose to satisfy a revenge.

"My every fiber has hastened from the desire to see the men that caused mine
fall brought to my level.

"I am selfish in my purpose;  so deeply rooted it is my resolutions to be
he/she avenged that me here and I now affirm to you that any radical of thing that is able
is proposed by this committee it will receive my full support.

"And does he/she blame me? You listen to my reasons:

"Six years ago me digitai Stephen's Steel employment, the New York
banker. He is a man that the people of the city and the country to great
you look on as a sample. Its words are continually quoted in the papers;
its suggestion is looked for by men of business.

"My friends told me I was fortunate indeed to be in partnership with such
prominent man.

"Well, he was a schemer. To every turn he was on the watch for a
happens to get to the wealth of others. I had not been in his/her employment anymore
what an one month when I discovered that he was to the fund of a plot to
you ransack the treasuries of three of the greatest banks. Its scheme was
diabolic. You/he/she would have behaved the loss of the savings of thousand
of small depositors.

"With this knowledge in my possession, I didn't know that that my duty
it was. To close my eyes to the bargain and to leave they culminate him/it in disaster to
thousand innocent, you/he/she would have been a simple matter. For many days me
it was in a difficulty, but my conscience conquered for a long time. I called to harvest on
courage enough to talk to my employer. I chose for my time the time
after his/her return from church Sunday. He had passed the dish with the
unction of a saint. Men and women had looked at him and you/they had internally said:
'That that an excellent man that the Mr. Steel is;  if there was only more as him.'