Mr Kruger's ideas of government are to divide the people into two
classes--those who get their living from the surface soil and those who
get it underground. He himself favours the former. According to him
they only are entitled to have any voice in the Government, and to be
considered as citizens of the Republic. As for the other class, they
have no rights, and the country would be relieved if they departed.
Yet, according to the last Budget, I find 3,799,913 pounds of the
State's revenue were derived from the class who labour underground,
while only 1,086,586 pounds were obtained from the other class.