TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY. A WORD TO AUSTRALIANS BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 253, 7 April 1888, Page 5

TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY. A WORD TO AUSTRALIANS BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Mk D wit) Pkoiuhoot is, a fetrong admirer of the \i{rorou& thought and languafto of Andtcw (,'nrnc^ip, as evidenced in his uork, •'Triumiihnnt Domooracy." Desirous of t^ivitif; wide circulation to the ideav tlinein contained throu^houl Au.sLialia, Mr IVoudfoot contemplated lepiodviction of the work (,hurc, and wrote to Mr Carnegie tor his pei ini-sion. In icsponse lie- iin^icceivcfl the following- lci-ter, Avhich contain- sonio wonis of advice, worthy of particular attention by Australians: -

"5, Wc.-bSKt-.sticet, Now > oik, "Jan. 29. 1883. '• My Pear tth , -11ns any ot my writing a-, you plca-c ; J mail yon a copy of a unilur'm edition, which pleaso accept. Am <leliohud to riiul th.it, in the «real new conliuonlTiiumphant Democracy, t.ho ' JUryally ot Man,' has aulent ilhoiple-, like youiHiH. >l Yum countiy is to be a Anicnoa if t.tuc to hoi self, bub a-, a colon) .^ht i>> doomed lo in-iizniticancc. "Stiiko oub foi- jom-^elvc 1 -, and by so doinj: s!un\ y')U)-ol\o^ worthy of the blood that, is voin s. -' Sonic day J hope bo vi-ib Australia, and •u ill find \ou out . '" Meanwhile, bi uly youtt-, '• Am)lU\\ CakSkcii . "I'.S—l met nice Sydney people on niv w.i) lourvl the \v orid, but ior^eb then nainex - A.C.