"But what, then, of the poor rich men?
You don't approve of Carnegie's methods of disbursing wealth.

What would you suggest ?" "The doing of private good," replied Angus promptly.

"Good that is never heard of, never talked of, never mentioned in the Cooing Column.

A rich man could perform acts of the most heavenly and helpful kindness if he would only go about personally and privately among the very poor, make friends with them, and himself assist them.

But he will hardly ever do this.