Excerpt from The Organization of Capital: Lecture Delivered Under the Auspices of the Twentieth Century Club, at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mass;, November 20th, 1902
Beneath all discordance, beneath all social and political and industrial friction, beneath every minor note proclaiming the dissatisfaction of a people, lies ever and always the universal longing for harmony. It is the note that has been sustained through all the centuries since the creation and reminds man of the basic principle in the original cosmogony.
We know how the Creator of all things saw that they were good, and how, in the language of Dryden, the diapason of all harmony in the plan of creation closed full in man. It is not strange, therefore, that man clamors to-day for his heritage, in spite of the persistent interference of Adam, who sounded the first note of discord.
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