Immoral Laws Are Doubtless Void, And Should

Revolutions Are Not Made: They Come. A Revolution Is As Natural A Growth As An Oak. It Comes Out Of The Past. Its Foundations Are Laid Far Back.

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

Education Is The Only Interest Worthy The Deep, Controlling Anxiety Of The Thoughtful Man.

The Heart Beats Louder And The Soul Hears Quicker In Silence And Solitude.

A Large Body Of People, Sufficient To Make A Nation, Have Come To The Conclusion That They Will Have A Government Of A Certain Form. Who Denies Them The Right? Standing With The Principles Of '76 Behind Us, Who Can Deny Them The Right? ... I Maintain On The Principles Of '76 That Abraham Lincoln Has No Right To A Soldier In Fort Sumter. ... You Can Never Make Such A War Popular. ... The North Never Will Endorse Such A War.