Man Is By His Constitution A Religious

We Must Not Always Judge Of The Generality Of The Opinion By The Noise Of The Acclamation.

Applaud Us When We Run, Console Us When We Fall, Cheer Us When We Recover.

As The Rose-tree Is Composed Of The Sweetest Flowers And The Sharpest Thorns, As The Heavens Are Sometimes Overcast—alternately Tempestuous And Serene—so Is The Life Of Man Intermingled With Hopes And Fears, With Joys And Sorrows, With Pleasure And Pain.

A State Without The Means Of Some Change Is Without The Means Of Its Conservation.

The Power Of Perpetuating Our Property In Our Families Is One Of The Most Valuable And Interesting Circumstances Belonging To It, And That Which Tends The Most To The Perpetuation Of Society Itself.