>"The people have begun to think; and they show evidences on all sides of a
>tendency to act. Those of you who have not had an opportunity of talking much
>with laboring men can hardly form a conception of the amount of thinking that
>they are doing. With many these problems are all-absorbing. Many workingmen,
>otherwise uneducated, talk about the relation of employer and
>employee far more
>intelligently than most of the best educated men in the community. The labor
>question involves for them the whole of life, and they must in the course of a
>comparatively short time realize the power which lies in them. Often their
>leaders are men of signal ability, men who can hold their own in discussion or
>in action with the ablest and best-educated men in the community. The labor
>movement must necessarily progress."
F.W. Taylor?
Doug