Courtesies Of A Small And Trivial Character

All Religions United With Government Are More Or Less Inimical To Liberty. All, Separated From Government, Are Compatible With Liberty.

By Competition The Total Amount Of Supply Is Increased, And By Increase Of The Supply A Competition In The Sale Ensues, And This Enables The Consumer To Buy At Lower Rates. Of All Human Powers Operating On The Affairs Of Mankind, None Is Greater Than That Of Competition.

I Always Have Had, And Always Shall Have, A Profound Regard For Christianity, The Religion Of My Fathers, And For Its Rights, Its Usages And Observances.

Statistics Are No Substitute For Judgment.

Let Him Who Elevates Himself Above Humanity . . . Say, If He Pleases, "i Will Never Compromise"; But Let No One Who Is Not Above The Frailties Of Our Common Nature Disdain Compromise.