Immoral Laws Are Doubtless Void, And Should

The Slowest Of Us Cannot But Admit That The World Moves.

What Gunpowder Did For War The Printing Press Has Done For The Mind.

The Republic Which Sinks To Sleep, Trusting To Constitutions And Machinery, To Politicians And Statesmen, For The Safety Of Its Liberties, Never Will Have Any.

Politics Is But The Common Pulse-beat, Of Which Revolution Is The Fever-spasm.

You Can Always Get The Truth From An American Statesman After He Has Turned Seventy, Or Given Up All Hope Of The Presidency.