Admiration Is The Daughter Of Ignorance.

Let Every One Ascertain His Special Business And Calling, And Then Stick To It If He Wants To Be Successful.

Mankind Are Dastardly When They Meet With Opposition.

[t]he More Public Provisions Were Made For The Poor, The Less They Provided For Themselves, And Of Course Became Poorer . . . [taking] Away From Before Their Eyes The Greatest Of All Inducements To Industry, Frugality, And Sobriety, By Giving Them A Dependence Of Somewhat Else Than A Careful Accumulation During Youth And Health For Support In Age And Sickness.

Outside Independence Hall When The Constitutional Convention Of 1787 Ended, Mrs. Powel Of Philadelphia Asked Benjamin Franklin, "well, Doctor, What Have We Got, A Republic Or A Monarchy?" With No Hesitation Whatsoever, Franklin Responded, "a Republic, If You Can Keep It."

Hope And Faith May Be More Firmly Built Upon Charity, Than Charity Upon Faith And Hope.