"'Tis Sixty Years Since" - Address of Charles Francis Adams; Founders' Day, January 16, 1913

Charles Francis Adams

Capitolo 49

you try to strongly whistle down a wind of prevailing October from the
West. The attempt so to do is not political practice! In it replies, however,
I would suggest that such criticism is completely irrelevant. The
journalist doesn't have anything to do with practical politics. It is as if it were
objected to a physician that prescribed hygiene against epidemics that
the community in question it was from custom and tradition gotten married to dirt
and surface-drainage, and you/he/she could not possibly be incited for abandoning them
for some new-fangled theories of the cleaning of soap-and-water. Then
because you waste time in that prescribes this way? Is common-felt better and
practical, taking things as them I am. In the suggested case, and
compared with such criticism, the medical advisor simply lifts the shoulders his
shoulders, and it is silent;  the alternative that he knows is inevitable. Later
a sufficiency of scourgings of the sound the wish of community that probably objects
knows better, and to listen to reason;  in a way, adapting thereto. Then,
also, the body politic. If to Ephraim you/he/she is united indeed so to idols, the
journalist simply gets up the shoulders the shoulders and passages on;  possibly, later
Ephraim has sufficiently been flagellated, he is able in that future indefinite
is sighted generally known as "one of these days" in clear way and more wise man.

Anybody the less, till now as our parliamentary and national system it pertains to,
it was able me I have the my opportunity in a revision of the Constitution, I would increase
the senatorial term to ten, and I am able, it was such thing among
the series of possibility, breaks the system of the necessary one
senatorial selection of a State of an inhabitant of the State. If me
it was able, I would introduce the British system. For example, although me never
voted for the Mr. Bryan and you/he/she has not been in general understanding with Mr.
Roosevelt, still the few things would give me greater political satisfaction
what we will say to see the Mr. Bryan, elected a Senator from Arizona or
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