If Ever There Was A Holy War,

[f]alsehood Of The Tongue Leads To That Of The Heart, And In Time Depraves All Its Good Dispositions.

It Is So Difficult To Draw A Clear Line Of Separation Between The Abuse And The Wholesome Use Of The Press, That As Yet We Have Found It Better To Trust The Public Judgment, Rather Than The Magistrate, With The Discrimination Between Truth And Falsehood. And Hitherto The Public Judgment Has Performed That Office With Wonderful Correctness.

The Interests Of A Nation, When Well Understood, Will Be Found To Coincide With Their Moral Duties.

That Government Is The Strongest Of Which Every Man Feels Himself A Part.

All The States But Our Own Are Sensible That Knowlege Is Power.