We have been able to sink our individual prejudices in our cause.

That is because our cause has been great enough.

We aim so high, we see so clearly, that it is rare indeed to find amongst us those individual differences which have been the ruin of every political party up to to-day.

We have no Brown who will not serve with Smith, no Robinson who declines to be associated with Jones.

We forget the small things which are repugnant to us in a fellowman, because of the great things which bind us together." "To a certain extent, yes," Tallente agreed, with some reserve in his tone, "yet we are all human.