The Forum January 26 1924

26 1924 THE Fmk measures of conciliation have not been able to remove the feeling of injustice that rankles in the hearts of the latter nor the resentment that inspires the conduct of the former. [...] Today 'therefore we find men in every country sepatated into two waging camps one composed of the minorty of the rich and the powerful with their hold on the springs which move the machinery of the State the other the majority who in the pride of their millions find themselves predetined to occupy the position of the wage-earing. [...] But the codemnation of the reformer both native and foreign and the commendation of the orthodox have not it seems been able to concentrate national feeling and sentiment on any of the evils which explain our degradation and justify the claims of our rulers to play the mentor and guide to us for as long a time as human eye can reach. [...] Justice and equity which are the soul of democracy demand that the interests of the majgrity of people in South Africa should count most in the detemination of public policy and the ministrant activities of the State. [...] Justice and equity which are the soul of democracy demand that the interests of the majgrity of people in South Africa should count most in the detemination of public policy and the ministrant activities of the State.