We cannot escape realizing them now, and when the American people wake up to a wrong they are apt to right it.
Whitelaw Reid: “We cannot escape realizing them now, and when the American people wake up to a wrong they are apt to right it.”
Editor's note · Context
Reid expresses confidence that the American public will correct wrongs once they become aware of them.
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