Friends Are Good,--good, If Well Chosen.

Whatever Party Of Men Obtain The Reins Of Management, And Have Power To Name The Person Who Shall License The Press, That Party Of Men Have The Whole Power Of Keeping The World In Ignorance, In All Matters Relating To Religion Or Policy, Since The Writers Of That Party Shall Have Full Liberty To Impose Their Notions Upon The World.

The Best Of Men Cannot Suspend Their Fate; The Good Die Early, And The Bad Die Late.

Things As Certain As Death And Taxes, Can Be More Firmly Believed.

How Strange A Checker-work Of Providence Is The Life Of Man!

Wherever God Erects A House Of Prayer The Devil Always Builds A Chapel There; And 't Will Be Found, Upon Examination, The Latter Has The Largest Congregation.