One Great Difficulty.

In respect to this difficulty raised in the Question—viz., with regard to the man who fed just bought land; single-taxers would not touch the man who had just bought if they could get at the other man. But they could not get at those who had participated in the profits of the system in the past, and had sold out. If they could put "a little salt on the tail" of some of them they could not get the lot, and therefore the thing could not be done with any sort of uniformity.