A Law Is Not A Law Without

Most Human Organizations That Fall Short Of Their Goals Do So Not Because Of Stupidity Or Faulty Doctrines, But Because Of Internal Decay And Rigidification.

Few Men In Our History Have Ever Obtained The Presidency By Planning To Obtain It.

A Pound Of Pluck Is Worth A Ton Of Luck.

In My Judgment It Is The Duty Of Congress, While Respecting To The Uttermost The Conscientious Convictions And Religious Scruples Of Every Citizen, To Prohibit Within Its Jurisdiction All Criminal Practices ... Nor Can Any Ecclesiastical Organization Be Safely Permitted To Usurp In The Smallest Degree The Functions And Powers Of The National Government.

Wherever A Ship Ploughs The Sea, Or A Plough Furrows The Field; Wherever A Mine Yields Its Treasure; Wherever A Ship Or A Railroad Train Carries Freight To Market; Wherever The Smoke Of The Furnace Rises, Or The Clang Of The Loom Resounds; Even In The Lonely Garret Where The Seamstress Plies Her Busy Needle--there Is Industry.