It is well to give full weight to these great advantages of our big and strenuous and yet familiar way of conducting affairs; but it is imperative at the same time to make very plain the influences which are pointing toward changes in our politics--changes which threaten loss of organic wholeness and soundness.
Wilson warns about the potential dangers to the integrity of American politics due to changing influences and the need for awareness of these changes.
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