Steam is power, and pressure is steam, and, therefore, pressure is power. I am pressu

Steam is power, and pressure is steam, and, therefore, pressure is power. I am pressure, and, as you see, I am up to 100 pounds of power, which is the ordinary working pressure of the steam in the hands of the manufacturers of the United States. I am, however, up to 150, and even to 200, if you choose to have it so. I am, in fact, what you call, and what you see me, the power of steam. I am, in the hands of the great, and the little, the high and the low, the young and the old, the land and the sea, the horse and the steam, the animal and the motive power. I am, in fact, the power of the United States.