I've been mixed up in politics now for fifty years, and in the labour movement, as they say, ever since it began to move in the South--and I've found out that people don't really want to be helped--they want to be fooled.

Vetch offers 'em facts, and all the time it ain't facts they're wanting, but names." "I see," assented Stephen.

"Names that they can repeat over and over until they get at last to believe that they are things.

Long reverberating names like Democratic or Republican--" Darrow laughed grimly.

"That's right, sir, that's the way I've worked it out in my mind.