...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, are easy and plain. The country is hungry for information ; everything...and critical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable efforts as you are engaged in, for the difficulty of collecting...

...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, arc easy and plain. The country is hungry for information : everything...community have not yet learned to be half skeptical and eritical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable efforts аэ...

...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, are easy and plain. The country is hungry for information; everything...and critical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable efforts as you are engaged in, for the difficulty of collecting...

...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, are easy and plain. The country is hungry for information ; everything...and critical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable efforts as you are engaged in, for the difficulty of collecting...

...constantly and rapidly growing. Gen. Walker, the justly famous statistician of the United States, *ays: "The country is hungry for information; everything...an eagerness that is almost pathetic. The community has not yet learned to be half skeptical and critical enough in respect to such statements." Hon. Carroll...

...the United States, says: "The country is hungry for information; everything of a statistical nature, or even of a statistical appearance is taken up with an eagerness that is almost pathetic." Another writer says on the same subject: " One of the greatest of all the defects of modern law-making,...

...the United States, says: "The country is hungry for information; everything of a statistical nature, or even of a statistical appearance is taken up with an eagerness that is almost pathetic." Another writer says on the same subject: " One of the greatest of all the defects of modern law-making,...

...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, are easy and plain. The country is hungry for information; everything...pathetic ; the community have not yet learned to be half sceptical and critical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable...

...once given, the choice of agencies, the selection of inquiries to be propounded, are easy and plain. The country is hungry for information ; everything...pathetic; the community have not yet learned to be half sceptical and critical enough in respect to such statements. All this is favorable to such laudable...

...distinguished statistician of the United States which appeared in the report for 1874. The words were : " The country is hungry for information ; everything...taken up with an eagerness that is almost pathetic." At that time the results of the Ninth United States Census were being given to the public. The Massachusetts...