One Of Our Statesmen Said, "the Curse

A Friend Is Janus-faced: He Looks To The Past And The Future. He Is The Child Of All My Foregoing Hours, The Prophet Of Those To Come, And The Harbinger Of A Greater Friend.

Everything Intercepts Us From Ourselves.

Shall We Then Judge A Country By The Majority, Or By The Minority? By The Minority, Surely. 'tis Pedantry To Estimate Nations By The Census, Or By Square Miles Of Land, Or Other Than By Their Importance To The Mind Of The Time.

We Know That Madness Belongs To Love,--what Power To Paint A Vile Object In Hues Of Heaven.

Men Should Take Their Knowledge From The Sun, The Moon And The Stars.