First of all, we must get control of the traffic in liquor, butter, wool, and bread.

Then we shall have in our hands agriculture, farming.

We can prepare bread everywhere, and if dissatisfaction and want should arise, we can easily throw the blame on the government.

Petty wares, which give a great deal of trouble and yield very little profit, we can leave in the hands of the Christians.

Let them work hard and suffer as the chosen people suffered for several centuries.' "This speech scarcely needed approval.